Nordic Network for Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies
Photograph by Þorvarður Árnason
The Nordic Network for Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies is a research network for environmentally oriented studies based primarily in the humanities.
The network consists of researchers whose work addresses environmental questions from numerous disciplinary angles; the fields of history, literature, ethnology, linguistics, landscape architecture and cultural studies are represented among the 50+ researchers now affiliated with NIES. Whil the network is strongly anchored in the Nordic countries, institutional affiliation in the Nordic region is not a prerequisite to membership. The network's spheres of interest, broadly speaking, include focuses on enviornmental integrity, stability and sustainability as illumined at the intersection of culture and nature.
Framing Nature: Signs, Stories, and Ecologies of Meaning
NIES IX Research Symposium, joint with EASLCE's biennial conference, will take place in Estonia in April 2014 and promises to be a very exciting event! More information, including call for papers, on the
conference website
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Interview with Steven about NIES
UppsalaFria interviews Steven Hartman, chair of NIES, about the network. (In Swedish.)
KTH Environmental Humanities Laboratory - in English
Great news at NIES's division here at KTH, now also in English!
New initiative for the environmental humanities
Mistra and Formas to announce a joint call for funding in the environmental humanities.
A new open-access, interdisciplinary journal in the Environmental Humanities.
Material available from the Environmental Humanities workshop
Some material from the workshops in Sigtuna are now available here. If you are looking for any other material or references please let us know and we will do what we can to get it for you.
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