📢Job Alert (PostDoc)
at the CuHeMo-Project on Indigenous Knowledge and Mobile Livelihoods in Changing Climates with Ingrid Boas and Annah Lake Zhu Environmental Policy, Wageningen UR Wageningen U&R
📅 applications until 1st July
💻 more info here: wur.nl/en/vacancy/pos…

#academicjobs #postdocposition

👇 Looking for a #PhD or #postdoc on #environmental governance and #China ? Excellent opportunity at the University of Bath:

#AgendaMayo La primera sesión de #China Powers - sobre civilización ecológica de #China - será el día viernes 10 de mayo
9am Chile
9pm China

Participan: Annah Lake Zhu (Wageningen University), Steve Harrell ꂯꇭꃅꇢ🇺🇦🇹🇼🌻 (University of Washington) y Ping Huang (CUHK Shenzhen)

What impressive students at Renmin University! I really enjoyed the discussion and look forward to visiting again!

Out now in Global Environmental Change!
In “China’s #NatureBasedSolutions #NbS in the Global South” @annahzhu Juliet Lu (she/her) T. Harland FabiBarbi & I look at evidence of Chinese environmental engagement from #Asia , #Africa , and #LatinAmerica .
Check out the article at: doi.org/10.1016/j.gloe…

Great to work on 'China’s Nature-based Solutions in the Global South: Evidence from Asia, Africa, and Latin America' with Juliet Lu (she/her) Niklas Weins 倪凯松 and team! Check out how China's Ecological Civilization goes global: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

'China’s nature-based solutions in the Global South: Evidence from Asia, Africa, and Latin America'
Check out our paper in Global Environmental Change for a history and regional geography of China's engagements in NBS!
Led by Annah Lake Zhu with Niklas Weins 倪凯松 and others
doi.org/10.1016/j.gloe…

Annah has a unique and important perspective. If you care about China, and the environment, you should hear her. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

Happy to be speaking at XJTLU in Suzhou on April 2 on #China 's ecological approaches in the Global South!

In a related Global China Pulse interview, Jessica DiCarlo 谢夕嘉 and Annah Lake Zhu discuss the tension between China’s demand for resources and its efforts at conservation through the case of rosewood trade between China and Madagascar. /END
thepeoplesmap.net/globalchinapul…

New paper on wildlife trade bans in #China post- #COVID19 Oryx: 'We have noted the strong support in our sample for wildlife consumption bans, with the majority of respondents supporting bans concerning both wild-caught and farmed wildlife.'
cambridge.org/core/journals/…

The intro of our special issue on “unearthing extractive subjects” is out now. It looks at how people at extractive frontiers see themselves as subjects and as subjected (or not) to the power of extractive industries. Below the key takeaways from the intro sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

'I cannot entirely disentangle the succulent desires and emotional bonds I detail in the pages that follow from my own. I trust in this choice as a more helpful if still fallible and unfinished guide as together we explore this succulent subject.'
@jaredmargulies it finally came!

I learned so much writing this piece with Alex... With #COP28 starting today, hopefully we will see advancements on Article 6

New vacancy for assistant professor Environmental Policy, Wageningen UR ...looking for candidates interested in global governance of food, energy, or sustainability finance using qualitative methods. Local level ethnographic experience a plus...
wur.nl/en/vacancy/ass…

📣2024 Wageningen Political Ecology PhD Spring school:

Political Ecologies of Conservation: Extinction struggles, neoliberal natures and convivial alternatives

with Ariadne Collins Krithika Srinivasan Esther Marijnen Annah Lake Zhu Robert Fletcher and others!

More info:
wur.nl/en/activity/po…

In our new special issue on human–nonhuman relations, Annah Lake Zhu explains how China’s massive ecological engineering campaigns differ from Western models of nature preservation, drawing on Chinese traditions of viewing nature and humans as inseparable.
online.ucpress.edu/currenthistory…

Our new special issue on Human–Nonhuman Relations is out! Featuring Hannah Landecker UCLASociety&Genetics on enzyme power, Krithika Srinivasan and Rosemary Collard on conservation’s harms, Annah Lake Zhu on China’s ecological engineering…
online.ucpress.edu/currenthistory…

Next Mon 11 Sept at 17h 🇧🇷BRT Annah Lake Zhu (@ENPWageningen) will present our research on #NatureBasedSolutions “with Chinese characteristics” in the #GlobalSouth at Escola Politécnica's GIP-SbN

Out now! Rizzolo et al. measure attitudes to wildlife regulations and the current wildlife consumption ban in China in the wake of Covid-19, overall finding support for bans concerning the consumption of both wild-caught and farmed wildlife. Find out more: doi.org/kn44