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ISSO Virtual Drop-in Hours
Have questions and not sure who to ask? Join our virtual drop-in hours! To accommodate as many students as possible, our drop-in hours will be limited to 15 minutes each […]
Conference of Latin American Geography in Antigua, Guatemala
Extractives@Clark organized two paper sessions Contemporary extractivism in Latin America 1: Representations and Reconceptualizations This panel explores manifestations of contemporary extractivism in Latin America, as well the ways in which […]
Jose Martinez-Diaz: Conversation on activism and environmental careers
Presented by: Jose Martinez-Diaz - Director of Engagement, Greenpeace USA
Cesar Gamboa: Threats to the Amazon: Fire and Infrastructure
Presented by: Cesar Gamboa - Executive Director, Derechos, Ambiente, y Recursos Naturales (Peru)
Roy Maconachie – Voices from the Mine: Artisanal diamonds and resource governance in Sierra Leone
Presented by: Roy Maconachie - Reader in International Development, University of Bath
Scott Sellwood: Career-focused Brown Bag
Presented by: Scott Sellwood, Senior Program Advisor, Extractive Industries, at Oxfam America
Women Candidates & Women Voters in 2018
“Women Candidates & Women Voters in 2018,” Anna Greenberg, Ph.D., Research Fellow at American University’s Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies.
Career-focused Brown Bag
Presented by: Ximena Warnaars, Program Office, Natural Resources and Climate, at The Ford Foundation
Book Launch of “Gobernanza de las industrias extractivas: politica, historia, ideas”
Presented by: Anthony Bebbington and Denise Humphreys-Bebbington View Details View Video of Event
Report Launch of “Evaluación y alcance de la industria extractiva y la infraestructura en relación con la deforestación: Amazonía”
Presented by: Anthony Bebbington and Denise Humphreys-Bebbington View Presentation View Recap of Event (ESP)
Zero-sum or Win-win? How Different Approaches to Immigration Affect Identity and Belonging in Arizona and New Mexico
“Zero-sum or Win-win? How Different Approaches to Immigration Affect Identity and Belonging in Arizona and New Mexico,” Deborah Schildkraut, professor, Tufts University Department of Political Science
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