#IASESP26 Conference preview: “De-objectifying Nature, Troy Paddock, Southern Connecticut State University, USA
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#IASESP26 Conference preview: “Justice for Animals in the Anthropocene: A Lexico-grammatical Analysis of the Representation of Nonhumans in Green Courts’ Judgments,” Harry Cooper and Shumaila Ashee, University of Liverpool, and Shaheed Benazir Bhutto, Women University
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “The Complexities of Ethically Managing Wildlife Populations in Humanized Environments,” Jason Hayob-Matzke, University of Mary Washington, USA
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “Disaster as Irruption,” Jeffrey B. Webb, Huntington University, USA
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “Ruined Beginnings: A Study in Ruined Architecture,” Caitlin Jennings, University of Florida, USA
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “Deciphering Disaster through Placial Palimpsests,” Kip Redick, Christopher Newport University, USA
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “Destruction and Life of Water: Mediating Cedar Key’s Edge and Relationship with Florida’s Coastal Conditions, Michael Dieffenthaller, University of Florida, USA
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “Framing Disaster After the Ilısu Dam: Official Continuity, Lived Absence, and Tourism-Oriented Redevelopment in Hasankeyf,” Bahar Aykan, Marseille National School of Architecture (ENSA-M), France and Onur Bilginer, Başkent University, TUR
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “Following Up: Second Response to Disasters: The Hungarian snow and transport collapse of 2013,” Anna Menyhért, University of Turin, ITA
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “‘I've Already Been in this Movie!’”: Premediation, Re-mediation, and the Post-COVID Audience,” Eilís Nordan, Institute of Art, Design & Technology, Dublin, IRL
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “YPG Western Volunteers in Syria: Tourists or Terrorists?” Louise Rimmer, Liverpool John Moores University, UK
#IASESP26 Conference preview: “Monster as Metaphor – Grappling with the Franklin Expedition Disaster,” John M. Thompson, Christopher Newport University, USA