Emma Holmberg

My doctoral project examines how more-than-human thinking reshapes planning's epistemological assumptions, professional roles, and everyday responsibilities when taken up within the institutional settings through which more-than-human futures are negotiated. It does so by exploring the transformative potential of sensory experience in planning, asking how methods that cultivate sensory attentiveness might influence planners' perceptions and shaping of places in relation to more-than-human worlds.