By Stella Terjung
‘What are you doing in Madrid, something with rivers?’ This was the usual questions when I was asked back at home why I was heading to Madrid. Fair enough, given that I am studying Human Rights Studies in Lund, Sweden. Maybe the link...
On December 15th and 16th, 2021 the RIVERS project will hold the second edition of the seminar for young researchers "Nature and its Rights". On this occasion we are honored to have seven speakers and six commentators from different parts of the world. The session on...
Les invito cordialmente al primer conversatorio de RIVERS en Guatemala "Una mirada crítica a los litigios sobre el agua. Un diálogo entre Colombia y Guatemala", el día 23 de noviembre a las 9am hora de Guatemala Presencial: Fundación María y Antonio Goubaud Carrera, 8 Calle 3-51...
By Stella Terjung
On September 20th 2021, many flows of thought joined together as the RIVERS team gathered for their monthly Internal Reading Seminar. This session’s discussion, planned and moderated by Austin Lord and Diego Padilla, was centred around the concept of ‘hydro-extractivism’ and used a...
By Camille Parguel
Open science aims to bring academic knowledge into the hands of society through a more accessible research process. But what are the challenges of applying this new paradigm to disciplines such as anthropology? Here are some reflections on this debate, which somehow relate...