Previous open lectures

Here you will find some of the previous speakers:

• Navigating the geopolitics of the green transition and its implications for peace and security, Barbara Magalhães Teixeira, PhD, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
• Resilient Ethics in Crisis Action. Assocuate senior lecturer Joel Martinsson, Linnaeus University.
  
  
• Misreading Climate Change in Coastal Bangladesh? Assoc. Prof. Camelia Dewan, Uppsala University
  
  
• Rebel Response to Disasters in Conflict Zones: A Case Study of Cyclone Mocha in Myanmar. Kyungmee Kim, Swedish Defence University
  
  
• Planning for Futures Past: Connecting global and local temporalities to mobilize climate change adaptation, Prof. Magnus Ekengren, Swedish Defence University
  
  
• Climate Security, Ashok Swain, Professor, Uppsala University
  
  
• Knowledge Systems and Knowledge Production: Indigenous/Traditional Understandings of Resilience and Sustainable Practices in the Pacific, Unaisi Nabobo Baba, Professor and Vice-Chancellor, Fiji National University
  
  
• Imagining the impossible – Conflicting norms and values on social sustainability, security and artificial intelligence, Irja Malmio, Swedish Defence University
  
  
• The Everyday Making of "Climate Migrants" in Eastern Africa: Turning a contested label into operational category, Nora Söderberg, Stockholm University
  
  
• Research funding opportunities within climate and security, speakers from the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, Mistra and Vinnova
  
• The Anthropocene as politics: climate risks and practices of epistemic co-production in European Union climate security, Niklas Heijl Bremberg, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Stockholm University
• Ongoing activities related to climate change, crisis management and security, Maria Jontén, Coordinator at the Collaboration Department, Swedish Defence University
• Five urgent questions on ecological security, Dan Smith, director, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)
  
  
• The legitimacy beliefs of indigenous peoples vis-à-vis global adaptation governance institutions; legitimacy, justice and participation, Suanne Mistel Segovia Tzompa, postdoctoral research fellow at the Department of Leadership, Command & Control at the Swedish Defence University, and associated researcher at the Centre of Natural Hazards and Disaster Science (CNDS) doing research at the intersection between climate and disaster governance
  
  
• Environmental peacebuilding in Colombia – counter-intuitive impacts on human rights defenders, Fariborz Zelli, professor at Lund University
  
  
• Climate security and the science-to-policy interface during the Swedish period in the UN Security Council 2017-2018, Malin Mobjörk, Formas
  
  
• Past, present, and future of research on climate, crisis, and security , Ashok Swain, Professor at Uppsala University
  
  
• Climate change loss and damage, Edward Page, Professor at the University of Warick
  
  
• Climate, migration and health, Sonja Ayeb Karlsson, Associate Professor at University College London
  
  
• The geopolitics of sustainability transformations, Björn-Ola Linnér, Professor at Linköping University
  
  
• The anthropocene crisis as security practice, Madeleine Fagan, Professor at the University of Warick
  
  
• Climate crisis: from an individual responsibility to a societal concern, Misse Wester, Professor at Lund UniversityArtistic approaches to environmental crisis, Dorota Łagodzka, Assistant Professor at the University of Warsaw
  
  
• Climate change, disasters, and conflict, Ilan Kelman, Professor at University College London