"A Feminist Epistemology of Climate Change Governance: Everyday and Intimate Politics" presented by Amy Trauger, Geography

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Miller Learning Center Room 148
Special Information:
Free, Open to the Public, First Year Odyssey Approved
Friday Speaker Series

The paper tackles the often neglected dimensions of everyday engagements with climate change and climate change governance and brings together literature from critical social sciences and feminist theory to critique mainstream approaches to climate change policy.

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