🌍 Final Conference - From Relations to Politics: Pathways Toward a Planetary Praxis 🌍
From Nov. 18-20, for three days,
@schlosshotelrauischholzhausen hosted the concluding gathering of the Planetary Scholars and Artists in Residence Program. Fellows, alumni and invited contributors - Danilo Olivaz,
@ingvild_syntropia , Sophie von Redecker, Eva Meijer,
@prof_erle_ellis ,
@kurkimilja ,
@echolology , Stefan Pedersen, Claudia J. Ford,
@jasonhwaite ,
@lukas_likavcan , Patrizia Nanz,
@frederic.hanusch , Jonathan Ledgard, Martin de Jong,
@mirandawhall ,
@soilkin_alex ,
@adamfrankscience , Azucena Morán, Frank Biermann, Anthony Burke, Bronislaw Szerszynski, Liza Bauer, Angie Pepper,
@olafur_pall , Ole Martin Sandberg, Patrick Flamm, Maarten A. Hajer and others - came together across disciplines, practices and ways of knowing.
Via ten pathways - cooperation, localisation, embodiment, recognition, communication, contemplation, interaction, relations, negotiation and invention - participants engaged with the conception and practice of planetary politics. Themes addressed range from engaging with soil, ice, rivers, and technospheres, to the idea of more-than-human deliberation, the grappling with planetary time, and more. The question of how humans and the Earth might shape futures together united these discussions.
We look forward to seeing how the authors’ meeting for "Planetary Politics: Puzzles for Political Science" – a collective publication project rounding off the conference – which will carry this dialogue beyond the castle walls.
As the Panel on Planetary Thinking concluded its three-year program, what remains are open invitations to nurture planetary thinking with humility, curiosity and companionship across disciplines, species and worlds.
📌 For the full report, see the link in our bio.
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