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Subject: Call for Abstracts: Financialisation of Nature workshop, Sussex, March 
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Critical Perspectives on the Financialisation of Nature
Workshop for doctoral and early-career researchers, 19-20 March 2015, 
University of Sussex
Call for Abstracts
This workshop will be hosted by the the Sussex-based Centre for Global 
Political Economy and the STEPS Centre.

It will be a 1.5 day intensive workshop to discuss, theorise and critically 
reflect on the practical and political implications of the commodification, 
marketisation and financialisation of nature.
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The deadline for abstracts is 5 December 2014.
Papers
Participants will be required to submit full papers in advance of the workshop 
and are expected to read each other’s work beforehand to enable in-depth 
engagement with one another’s arguments. The sessions will be chaired by 
academics working in the field who will also provide feedback on papers. 
Moreover, the workshop will bring together activists and academics for a panel 
discussion, reflecting on the interlinkages between activism and research on 
the financialisation of nature.
Speakers
Confirmed speakers

  *   Prof James Fairhead (Chair in Social Anthropology, University of Sussex)
  *   Larry Lohmann (The Corner House)
  *   Hannah Mowat (FERN)
  *   Prof Peter Newell (STEPS/Centre for Global Political Economy, University 
of Sussex)
  *   Prof Ian Scoones (STEPS/Institute of Development Studies)
Invited speakers (tbc)

  *   Prof Rosaleen Duffy
  *   Jutta Kill
  *   Prof John O’Neill
  *   Prof Sian Sullivan

Timeline and practical arrangements
Please send abstracts of up to 300 words to 
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> by 
December 5th, 2014. Successful applicants will be informed before December 
31st. Full papers are expected by February 15th, 2015.
Registration is free and food will be provided. We have some funding for 
accommodation and travel for a limited number of doctoral researchers. Details 
about applying for this funding will be sent out once abstracts have been 
selected.

For full details, visit the STEPS Centre 
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