Dear GEPers,
For efficiency's sake I have combined here two bits of information, a
query, and an invitation.
1. Thanks to all who provided references on international forest
policy. A list of the references received is available at the end
of this message. The syllabus for my undergraduate cours
If you or any of your colleagues/students are interested in an IR/GEP
position, I would encourage you to apply. We start reviewing files
soon.
Best,
Mike
The Department of Government of the College of William & Mary invites
applicants for an anticipated tenure-track appointment in International
All,
One of our best students, an anthropology major, nearly chose to go to
the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague.
I believe students with environmental interests are seeing Europe as a
viable alternative to the US now. American exceptionalism being what
it is.
Cheers,
Kai
Kai N. Lee,
Hello everyone,
Something like this already exists ... There is a section for environmental
politics programs on the ISA's Environmental Studies Section website. The
ESS site can be found at www.isanet.org/sections/ess or just point your
browser to http://marcus.schaper.com/ess/programs.html for a
Hi Kirsten and Henril and others,
I also think this is a great idea. For me, I would be quite interested
in seeing what "programs" are available in Europe. There isn't a long
tradition of Americans going to graduate school in Europe, but I have
started to have students ask me about that, and I w
Hi Henrik, I think this would be great and a big help for our students!
Kirsten
Henrik Selin schrieb:
Hello all,
A related question to the list: Many of us teach at environmental
masters and phd programs. Do you think that it would be a good idea to
create a special folder/place somehow connec
Henrik Selin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Do you think that it would be a good idea to create a
>special folder/place somehow connected to the gep-ed list where we
>collect
>brief one-page descriptions of the graduate programs where we work and
>teach, which we can access easily whenever we have
Hello all,
A related question to the list: Many of us teach at environmental masters
and phd programs. Do you think that it would be a good idea to create a
special folder/place somehow connected to the gep-ed list where we collect
brief one-page descriptions of the graduate programs where we wo
Well, I launched into a discussion of Orwell's 1984 in class when we
were discussing these initiatives. Although a satire of Britain in
1948, it keeps getting more relevant.
Thanks, everyone for the great responses - keep 'em coming!
kate
At 10:24 AM -0500 11/15/04, Ken Conca wrote:
I have used
Would the IPCC reports count? Or how about the new global warming movie?
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From: "Robert Darst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "GEP-Ed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 10:31 AM
Subject: Fw: ecological sci-fi
> Hi all,
>
> I originally sent this message j
Hi all,
I originally sent this message just to Kate, but given the interest so many
of us have in this topic, here is my contribution for general consumption.
Rob
Hi Kate,
Let me suggest a brilliant but relatively unknown sci-fi masterpiece that I
have used in my intro IR class: Karel Capek's
I have used LeGuin's THE DISPOSSESSED to stimulate some good discussion
in class, because it presents stark differences but also interesting
ambiguities between low-throughput/community-maximizing and
high-throughput/freedom-maximizing worlds. I also recommend G.W. Bush's
HEALTHY FORESTS and the se
and don't forget the classic play by Kapek, RUR.
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From: "Ken Cousins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 9:52 AM
Subject: Re: ecological sci-fi
> Kate, "Ecotopia" is by Ernest Callenbach (1975). He also wro
Kate, "Ecotopia" is by Ernest Callenbach (1975). He also wrote "Ecotopia
Emerging" a few years later.
You might also want to consider: "Frankenstein" (Mary Shelley, 1818),
"The Island of Dr. Moreau" by (H G Wells ,1896), "Stand on Zanzibar"
(John Brunner ,1968), "Always Coming Home" (Ursula Le Gui
Our new
book is just out and we thought
that it be of interest to you:
The Business of Global Environmental Governance, (MIT
Press, 2005), Edited
by David L. Levy and Peter J. Newell.
The
introduction and table of contents can be accessed from:
http://www.faculty.umb.edu/david_levy/
Tha
Hello Gep-ed Friends,
One of my international students (from Hungary) is very insterested in
pursuing a graduate degree in the field of Global Env. Politics, perhaps
emphasizing on Sust. Development He is looking for a strong program
someplace (ideally) in Europe.
If you know of a program h
Hi Kate
I regularly include a work of fiction or non-fiction literature in my
classes; the students easily relate to it and allows them to engage in
deconstruction of pop culture etc... they usually love this part of the
class.
I am using Blade Runner/Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep in my
s
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