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multispecies anthropologist @euroethnoberlin
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Some impressions from yesterday’s opening of WAVEMATTERS. ATTENDING TO THE SPECTRAL - a brilliant multimodal research experiment curated by @jorgemartinst and @igna.farias with contributions from different ethnographers of the WAVE MATTERS @erc_research project based at @euroethnoberlin including @elisabeth.luggauer @lignesderre @nonaschuroe and others. Hosted in the intriguing setup of the @tieranatomisches_theater and with exciting plans for further mediation by @pazponce_post_studio_practice
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Beekeeping in the Endtimes - Impulse talk, film screening & discussion How do we cohabit in troubled planetary ecologies? How to do environmental anthropology in troubled ecologies and global struggles for democracy? And how can ethnographic film serve as one possible device for a public and engaged environmental anthropology? We tackle these questions in the impulse talk “Ethnographic film as a format for Public Anthropology? Thinking with Beekeeping in the End Times” together with the screening of the film “Beekeeping in the End Times” by anthropologists and filmmakers Larisa Jašarević and Azra Jašarević. Beekeeping in the End Times is an indie documentary by Larisa Jašarević and Azra Jašarević, the co-directors, sisters, and beekeepers. It brings together ethnographic research and filmmaking to tell upbeat stories about multispecies love and human responsibility in the face of the world going to wrack and ruin. The talk and the screening are followed by a joint discussion, sparked by comments from the anthropologists, filmmakers, and beekeepers Greca Meloni @grecanaty (University of Vienna) and Felix Remter @felix.remter (Rachel Carson Center LMU Munich) @rachelcarsoncenter Everybody is very welcome! Oettingenstraße 67, room B001 80538 Munich Room B001 is located on the ground floor and is wheelchair accessible; accessible bathrooms are also on site. More info can be found on: https://beekeepingintheendtimes.com/ DGSKA’s AG Umweltethnologie (https://umweltethnologie.com/) DGEKW’s Kommission Mensch-Umwelt-Beziehungen (https://dgekw.de/netzwerk/kommissionen/mensch-umwelt-beziehungen/) Laboratory Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations (https://www2.hu-berlin.de/sts/) Institut für Empirische Kulturwissenschaft und Europäische Ethnologie https://www.kw.lmu.de/ekwee/de/ We are very thankful for funding from the Schroubek Fund Eastern Europe! https://www.schroubek-fonds.ekwee.uni-muenchen.de/index.html #beekeepingintheendtimes #ethnographicfilm #publicanthropology #environmentalanthropology
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Speed bumps that reduce traffic noise; rooftop antennas that transmit 5G signals; curtains, clothing, trees and new types of pavement that block, reflect or refract radiant heat. But the connection between waves and their matters is neither simple nor stable. Waves mess with bodies, with cities, with devices — their effects are vague, difficult to put into words, and hard to trace. Between physics and politics, they do not only attend to the spectrum. They are also spectral. Bodenschwellen, die den Verkehrslärm dämpfen; Antennen auf Dächern, die 5G-Signale verbreiten; Vorhänge, Kleidung, Bäume und neuartige Beläge, die strahlende Hitze blockieren, reflektieren oder brechen. Doch die Verbindung zwischen Wellen und Dingen ist weder einfach noch stabil. Wellen bringen Körper, Städte, Geräte durcheinander— ihre Wirkungen sind vage, schwer in Worte zu fassen, kaum nachzuzeichnen. Zwischen Physik und Politik gehören sie nicht nur zum Spektrum. Sie sind auch spektral www.wavematters.eu Photo Credit: @elisabeth.luggauer Image Credits: @studiogretzinger with: @blasco.merche, @jeremyphilipknowles @mathiasklenner @amor.schumacher @winter.streams and ooooo @humboldt.uni @erc_research
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The Lack of Forest presented in the panel „Political Forests - polarised forests: forest anthropology in Europe and the global north” during EASA2026 Anthropology: Possibilities in a Polarised World 🪾 Thanks to @pinu.ssylvestris for introducing me to the panel, to my publisher @pamoja_press for making my participation possible, to @dr.afera_ who was the first person whom I befriended in this enourmous crowd, to @thewildfood for great company and the book with dedication, to the president @hayal.akarsu for making such a wonderful work! (I will wait for your feedback on the book🙂), to @elisabeth.luggauer for inspiring thoughts on trees vs. trees vs. people, to @ka.rogalska for amazing panel on the ruins, Roger Norum for great panel on environmental inquiries (and for help with fixing the car of our fellow participants) and to so many more amazing researchers and thinkers 🤗 it’s been a pleasure 🪢 Thanks for all the inspiring thoughts, practices, researches, books, talks and meetings. It’s been very pure and feeding week in Poznań. I continue watching the panels I was unable to participate in personally ☺️ @easaonline @uam.poznan @etnologia.uam See you in the future! 🌳🌲🌴🪾 #easa #easa2026
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EASA POZNAŃ 2026! - Collection Nr. 2 2026 is another conference year for EASA - the European Association of Social Anthropologists! The subject this time is: “Anthropology: Possibilities in a Polarised World” The host this time is the Institute of Anthropology and Ethnology at the Adam Mickiewicz University (UAM) in Poznań (Poland) / @etnologia.uam From July 21 - 24, 2026, several hundred colleagues from the disciplinary family of anthropologies & ethnologies and related fields will meet to exchange on research, research practices, conditions of knowledge production, the possibilities and troubles of academia, and much more. Keynotes will be given by the amazing colleagues, Many members of IfEE will be participating in different formats and on many subjects - we are very much looking forward to a great time and great discussions! A huge thank you! goes to the colleagues at UAM for hosting, to the Local Committee, the Scientific Committee & all organizers involved on site and remotely, to the presidency and board of EASA, and - of course - to all participants! #EASA2026 #europeanethnologyberlin #ifee_EASA2026
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EASA POZNAŃ 2026! - Collection Nr. 1 2026 is another conference year for EASA - the European Association of Social Anthropologists! The subject this time is: “Anthropology: Possibilities in a Polarised World” The host this time is the Institute of Anthropology and Ethnology at the Adam Mickiewicz University (UAM) in Poznań (Poland) / @etnologia.uam From July 21 - 24, 2026, several hundred colleagues from the disciplinary family of anthropologies & ethnologies and related fields will meet to exchange on research, research practices, conditions of knowledge production, the possibilities and troubles of academia, and much more. Keynotes will be given by the amazing colleagues, Many members of IfEE will be participating in different formats and on many subjects - we are very much looking forward to a great time and great discussions! A huge thank you! goes to the colleagues at UAM for hosting, to the Local Committee, the Scientific Committee & all organizers involved on site and remotely, to the presidency and board of EASA, and - of course - to all participants! #EASA2026 #europeanethnologyberlin #ifee_EASA2026
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IfEE’s Laboratory Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations (LAEHR) warmly invites to the next event of our summer term 2026 series: Talk & Paper Discussion: “Recalling rains, unsettling waters: affective politics and the infrastructures of life in Jerusalem” Emilie Glazer (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin) @em.w.g This session will explore the politics of water in Palestine/Israel, with a focus on the falls of rain. Where water is governed by an occupying power, rain can index the extremes of infrastructural control, just as it can reveal its limits, holding possibilities beyond the state, recalling other ways. By following these waters, I will trace the forms of political violence and partial sovereignty that surface in the governance of life under intensifying settler colonial rule, in the shadow of genocide and ecocide, and unsettling seasonal rains, to consider overlooked nodes of accountability, political imaginaries, and practices of ongoing repair. Moderation: Elisabeth Luggauer (IfEE, LAEHR) @elisabeth.luggauer Thursday, July 2, 2026 10 - 11:30 am CEST online only, we will meet on Zoom This session is based on a paper, which will be shared upon request. Participation is also welcome without preparation! For further information, the reading materials, and the Zoom link, please write to Milena Bister (milena.bister@hu-berlin.de) Everybody is very welcome to join! The talks/inputs will be in English, and questions can of course also be asked in German! For more information on the event series & the Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations, please see the website of the Lab: https://www2.hu-berlin.de/sts/ #humanenvironmentrelations #laehr_ifee_berlin #palestine_ecologies #rain #watergovernance
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Was macht die Stadtanthropologie im ( Moa)Wald? @elisabeth.luggauer stellt ihr Forschungsprojekt "The Green and the City"vor. Sie begleitet den Tiny Forest seit seiner Entstehung und erforscht seinen urbanen Raum. Wir sind unglaublich gespannt auf das Treffen! #tinyforest #moabit #stadtnaturberlin
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Reading & Discussion: „Struggling for Time. Environmental Governance and Agrarian Resistance in Israel/Palestine“, Stanford University Press 2024, with author Natalia Gutkowski We are very happy that Natalia Gutkowski herself will join the session and will also provide an intro to the book! Struggling for Time examines how time is used as a mechanism of control by the Israeli state and a site of mundane resistance among Palestinian agriculture professionals. Natalia Gutkowski unpacks power structures to show how a settler society lays moral claim on indigenous time through agrarian environmental policies, science, technologies, landscapes, and bureaucracy. Shifting the analysis of Israel/Palestine from land and space to time, she offers new insight into the operation of power in agrarian environments and develops a contemporary framework to understand land and resource grabs under temporal justifications. Moderation: Elisabeth Luggauer (IfEE, HU Berlin) @elisabeth.luggauer We are preparing this reading session as a collaborative effort and share reading impressions, comments, and questions in a joint pad. Participation is, of course, also possible without preparation! Everybody is very welcome to join! For further information and access to the pad, the book, Zoom link, etc., please write to Elisabeth Luggauer (elisabeth.luggauer@hu-berlin.de). Thursday, June 18, 2026 10 - 12 am CEST @ IfEE room 212 & on zoom The IfEE is accessible, the room can be reached by lift, and accessible bathrooms are available. *** For more information on the event series, the Zoom link, materials for preparation & the Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations, please see the website of the Lab: https://www2.hu-berlin.de/sts/ #humanenvironmentrelations #laehr_ifee_berlin #europeanethnologyberlin #palestine_israel #palestine_ecologies #agrarianresistance #environmentalgovernance
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IfEE's Laboratory Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations (LAEHR) warmly invites to the first event of our summer term 2026 series: Talk & Discussion: “A cog in the machine: violence against animals in Mexico”, Iván Sandoval-Cervantes / @isandovalcervantes (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) In this presentation, anthropologist Iván Sandoval Cervantes discusses violence against animals in Mexico as part of a “violent machine.” He argues that by taking a serious look at violence against animals we can gain new insights into how violence in Mexico operates by analyzing how it is connected to other forms of violence and to changing ideas about justice. moderation: Elisabeth Luggauer / @elisabeth.luggauer (IfEE) Wednesday, June 3, 2026 6 - 7:30 pm CEST @ IfEE, room 408 & on Zoom Everybody is very welcome to join! For more information on the event series, the Zoom link & the Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations, please see the website of the Lab: https://www2.hu-berlin.de/sts/ or write to milena.bister@hu-berlin.de #humanenvironmentrelations #anthropologybeyondthehuman #laehr_ifee_berlin #europeanethnologyberlin
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Film release! Finally out & available! “Becoming Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Straße” is an ethnographic film by Luca Schulte-Günne (IfEE) and Elisabeth Luggauer (IfEE @elisabeth.luggauer ), produced in close collaboration with the @amocollective_berlin . The Amo Collective is a diverse group of scholars, students, artists, and civil society members affiliated with the IfEE. The film highlights the lengthy struggle to rename Berlin's M*straße after Anton Wilhelm Amo, from the perspectives of the IfEE and the Amo Collective. The film scenery is the curation and construction of the temporary Amo Living Archive exhibition in IfEE’s Amo Salon Exhibition Space in the fall of 2024. Featuring: Carsten Hoch (HU Berlin), Melanie Garland (Amo Collective & IfEE HU Berlin @melaniegarland ), Regina Römhild (Amo Collective & IfEE HU Berlin), Eryn Staiblin (Amo Collective & IfEE HU Berlin @erynanthropodeity ), Paula Kaniewska (Amo Collective friend @paula.kaniewska ), Carla J. Maier (Amo Collective & IfEE HU Berlin @carlaj.maier ), Adela Taleb (Amo Collective & IfEE HU Berlin), Ingri Pavezi (Amo Collective & IfEE HU Berlin @ingri.pavezi ), Nicole Pearson (Amo Collective @wakesurfer2022 ), Salina Momade (Black Student Union, HU Berlin @salina_mde ), Inti Gallardo (Amo Collective friend @intigallardo ) + exhibition panels by @coopdisco You can find the film on our website: https://www.euroethno.hu-berlin.de/de or at the repository of EthnoOA: https://rs.cms.hu-berlin.de/ethnoa-medien/pages/view.php?ref=75 And here is a timeline of the renaming process made by the Amo Collective: https://amo-collective.org/RENAMING-HISTORY #Decolonization #antonwilhelmamostrasse #exhibitions #visualethnography #publicanthropology #engagedanthropology #ethnographiccollaboration #blackhistorymonth
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Marisol Marini: “Common Body and new immunological imaginaries and metaphors as a habitability tool” - public guest lecture in IfEE’s Lab Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations In this lecture, Marisol Marini / @marisolmarini (University of São Paulo) will discuss the foundations that led to the development of the idea of the Common Body as a diagnostic and fabulative tool in the face of socio-environmental conflicts. Marini introduces ‘common body’ as a “conceptual and methodological tool and an epistemic practice to deal with (...) shared vulnerabilities, seeking paths and forms of solidarity to deal with exposure to pollution, contamination, climate crises and exploitations of the most diverse kinds, faced by bodies at different scales.” Which epistemic and analytical potential can the concept of the ‘common body’ hold? Join us for an exciting discussion with a fabulous guest! moderated by @elisabeth.luggauer More info here: https://www2.hu-berlin.de/sts/. Everybody is very welcome! Thursday, 15 January 2026 10:00 – 11:30 am, (s.t.!) Hybrid @ Institute for European Ethnology (IfEE), HU Berlin, room 408 (accessible elevator available) & on Zoom (for the link & please contact: elisabeth.luggauer@hu-berlin.de) ** For this session, preparation materials are available (optional). You are invited to have a look at this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIFCxclQ5H8 and to contact elisabeth.luggauer@hu-berlin.de for additional reading materials
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