27 MAY
Venue: Linna 5026, Tampere University, Finland.
https://tuni.zoom.us/s/66317031615
Meeting ID: 663 1703 1615
Passcode: 898253
10 – 10:30 INTRODUCTION, Ismaël Maazaz and Iuliia Gataulina
10:30 – 12 KEYNOTE TALK Erik Swyngedouw, University of Manchester, “A political critique of political ecology”
12–13 LUNCH
13–15 PANEL 1: CRITIQUE OF ANTHROPOCENTRIC, NEOLIBERAL, AND COLONIAL WATER GOVERNANCE AND RESEARCH
- Madina Gazieva, Dublin City University, “Hydrosocial reterritorialisation and smallholder farming under Uzbekistan’s New Green Economy”
- Monica Tennberg, University of Lapland (online), “Blue Biopolitics at the Baltic Sea: The framework”
- Olli-Pekka Haavisto, independent activist, Tampere “Fresh water, colonialism, and we as a part of it”
- Iuliia Gataulina, Tampere University, “Neoliberal abstraction of water in the global water finance”
15–15:30 COFFEE BREAK
15:30–17 PANEL 2: SENSING AND KNOWING WATER
- Matti Salo et al., LUKE, “Making sense of water as a worldview boundary in Chile, Peru and Colombia”
- Mirjami Lantto Klein (co-authors, Michał Dawid and Isabel Val Sánchez, are present online), Aalto University, “Hydrosemiotic Entanglements”
- Lilia Bakanova, UK, “We used to be seaweed”
28 MAY
Venue: Linna 5026, Tampere University, Finland.
https://tuni.zoom.us/s/66317031615
Meeting ID: 663 1703 1615
Passcode: 898253
10 – 11:30 PANEL 3: WATER, INFRASTRUCTURES, AND EXTRACTIVISM
- Mira Käkönen, Australian National University (online), “Extractive infrastructures and violent fluvial volatilities”
- Ismaël Maazaz, Tampere University, “Fluid artefacts? Improvising regimes and sociopolitical relations near water fountains”
- Tuomas Tammisto, Tampere University, “Water is the enemy of roads.” Road-building in riverine landscape of Papua New Guinea”
11:30–12:30 LUNCH
12:30–14:30 PANEL 4: INDIGENOUS AND CULTURAL APPROACHES TO WATER GOVERNANCE
- Anna Ott, SYKE, “The pluriverse and convivial conservation: Learning from alternative conservation approaches”
- Shahid Mallick, University of Eastern Finland, “Nature-based adaptations; Importance of Indigenous knowledge in water adaptation in coastal zones of global south/ Bangladesh”
- Danna Masad, Tampere University, “Lifeworld infrastructure: Injasah water cisterns as infrastructure of Indigenous pastoralism in the occupied West Bank”
14:30 – CONCLUDING REMARKS