It was a privilege for CLaSP to join other research centres in Queen Mary University of London to organize: Except Palestine: Traditions of solidarity in Tower Hamlets and beyond - that has been attended by over 200 people!🇵🇸

Thanks to all for the great debates during the workshop on socio-ecological infrastructures and finance. Massive thanks to the speakers Keston Perry and Dorothy Tang for their contributions!

📢See you all at the next workshop on the 30-31 May: The Geography of pain!

One week to go for our CLaSP double bill event on finance, sustainability, and infrastructures, organized by my brilliant colleagues Isadora Cruxên Jessica Sklair Mary Robertson

Mar 19 and 20 at QMUL School of Business and Management . Register through the link below.

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The geography of pain: an interdisciplinary workshop

A call for all those working on relationship between pain, global capitalism, space, and nature!
📢Deadline 27 March📢

Register here to attend: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-geograph…

Remember the 2015 Dieselgate scandal?
In our new blog post, Steffen Böhm writes about the 'Political economy in the era of climate capitalism: Thoughts on Dieselgate, carbon fetishism and libidinal economy'. Check it out here: claspblog.org/blogposts/poli…

Join us on the 19th and 20th of March for for a workshop on Socio-Ecological Infrastructures and Finance! Register here: forms.gle/nwk3SM6Wt639Gz…

claspblog.org/events/socio-e…

CLaSP, POLLEN & IHSS at Queen Mary University of London are pleased to host the launch of 'Hottest of the Hotspots: The Rise of Eco-precarious Conservation Labor in Madagascar’ by Benjamin Neimark
Guest: Prof Sian Sullivan(@SianSullivanUK)
22 Feb - GO Jones Lecture Theatre
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Energy colonialism, green extractivism or just transition? Struggles over global energy futures.

Join us for a seminar with Franziska Müller🏳️‍🌈 squirrelista.bsky.social Tobias Kalt│@[email protected] and Jenny Simon co-hosted by QMUL School of Geography & CLaSP next Tuesday (in person only)

The next J of Agrarian Change webinar, org w/ CLaSP , is on Feb 8, Jörg Nowak will be speaking on 'Global labour studies, racial capitalism and the Plantationocene'.

Register here: forms.gle/rp63XaWkmGRo4w…

Check out our new blog post where Paula Serafini (Paula Serafini) shares a very important contribution on 'How Javier Milei’s ‘anarcho-capitalism’ is set to deepen extractivism in Argentina'.

claspblog.org/blogposts/extr…

On Jan 25th Vanessa Perin will discuss Green bonds in the financialization of Brazilian agriculture
'Sustainability for finance'
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.CLaSP invites PhD applications on areas of expertise of its faculty members (see image). Internal funding options available for UK & int'l students. Deadlines in late Jan.

More on CLaSP: qmul.ac.uk/busman/researc…

More info on applications: qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate/r…

Registration is now live for the next J of Agrarian Change and CLaSP webinar on Nov 16, 4.15 pm UK time

Jayaseelan Raj will be speaking on his book 'Plantation Crisis: Ruptures of Dalit Life in the Indian Tea Belt

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In our new blog post, Matthew Alford writes about the implications of growing regional value chains in Sub-Saharan Africa on the governance of decent work.

Check it out here:
claspblog.org/blogposts/regi…

After selling out in a day, more tickets have now been added to this. Get them via the same link below!