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Under the Radar: Shedding Light on Local Land Grabs – HESTIA DELIBAS / Illustration by Diana Branzan

Illustration by Diana Branzan Under the Radar: Shedding Light on Local Land Grabs Hestia Delibas Abstract Land grabbing is a widely talked-about subject in political debates yet at the same time little understood in the context of Eastern Europe. Seeking to shed light on this complex issue, my research delved into the mechanisms of land […]

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„Forbidden” sustainability. The case of an ecological restoration project in the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve – IOANA SAVIN / Illustration by Erika Nagy

Illustration by Erika Nagy „Forbidden” sustainability. The case of an ecological restoration project in the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve Ioana Savin Abstract It is often remarked that the Danube Delta is so captivating that those who visit once are inevitably drawn to return (Fănuș Neagu – writer, 1963). If this holds true, a similar sentiment

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Building the Symbiocene: Fostering Imagination for a more Sustainable World – SOFIA TAPANINEN / Illustration by Axelle Van Wynsberghe

Illustration by Axelle Van Wynsberghe Building the Symbiocene: Fostering Imagination for a more Sustainable World Sofia Tapaninen Abstract Beyond politics and technology, there exists deeper narratives and cultural conditions that have brought our world out of balance. Drawing on insights from a summer school for sustainability in Gothenburg, this article argues that imagination plays a

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Menstrual Health in Crises: Climate Change, Social Exclusion, and Resilience – FIEN DE RIDDER / Illustration by Eline Veldhuisen

Illustration by Eline Veldhuisen Menstrual Health in Crises: Climate Change, Social Exclusion, and Resilience Fien de Ridder Abstract The article addresses how humanitarian crises—driven by conflict, climate change, and displacement—disrupt menstrual health, particularly in low-income, disaster-prone regions. Fieldwork conducted in Indonesia illustrates the challenges menstruating individuals face, including lack of access to clean water, proper

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Zero Waste, the genealogy of a movement – LÍVIA HUMAIRE KAMPFF / Illustration by Joana Cruz

Illustration by Joana Cruz Zero Waste, the genealogy of a movement Lívia Humaire Kampff Abstract When looking for information on the famous 3 Rs of sustainability, I came across a video on YouTube by a French woman living in California called Bea Johnson, that proposed a waste hierarchy of 5 Rs (refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle

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Rethinking Landscapes – ecological relations in more than human collectives as a way to think about the Anthropocene – JOAO T. AMIEIRA / Illustration by Patricia Palma

Illustration by Patricia Palma Rethinking Landscapes – ecological relations in more than human collectives as a way to think about the Anthropocene. João T. Amieira Abstract Food systems can be a valuable tool to think about biodiversity as inherently interconnected with our human worlds, in practices that look towards the sustainability of ecosystems, rather than

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Holo WOW: How Holographic Art is Shaping the Future of Inclusive Art – SILVIA RAPOSO / Illustration by Joana Cruz

Illustration by Joana Cruz Holo WOW: How Holographic Art is Shaping the Future of Inclusive Art Silvia Raposo Abstract The use of holographic technology in art and its relationship with social inclusion and the democratization of access to art have been increasingly prominent topics in the contemporary art scene. Through an innovative and accessible approach,

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The Role of the Anthropologist in Ecological Activism: The Importance of a Multiscalar and Multisituated Approach and Collaborative Ethnographic Production – FATIMA SANTOS / Illustration by Juliana Penkova

Illustration by Juliana Penkova The Role of the Anthropologist in Ecological Activism: The Importance of a Multiscalar and Multisituated Approach and Collaborative Ethnographic Production Fátima Santos Abstract It is necessary to reflect on the role of the anthropologist in denouncing realities that are often subalternised, with the role of changing them through initiatives and solutions

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Life after Death. The role of Human Remains in a somewhat sustainable (After)life – ANA LEMA SEABRA / Illustration by Juliana Penkova

Illustration by Juliana Penkova Life after Death. The role of Human Remains in a somewhat sustainable (After)life. Ana Lema Seabra Abstract Funerary practices have been around since the dawn of humanity serving two main purposes: the need for body disposal and to help the grieving community process the loss. We will focus on mainland Portugal

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A New Territorial Social Policy as a Bioregional Conviviality formula = Compact Cities + Intermodal Cities + New Public Places – PAULO CASTRO SEIXAS & NADINE LOBNER / Illustration by Juliana Penkova

Illustration by Juliana Penkova A New Territorial Social Policy as a Bioregional Conviviality formula = Compact Cities + Intermodal Cities + New Public Places. Paulo Castro Seixas (ISCSP, University of Lisbon; CIAS, University of Coimbra) Nadine Lobner (ISCSP, CAPP, University of Lisbon) Abstract This position paper claims that local governments, within a regional inter-related scope,

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