This is an interview with Yhonnie Scarce, an interdisciplinary artist of Kokatha and Nukunu heritage, and Craig Santos Perez, a CHamoru poet and writer from the Pacific Island of Guåhan. It took shape...

This research commentary shares practical insights into how collaboration can sustain critical nuclear scholarship and expand its reach beyond the academy. Drawing on over two decades of combined expe...

This essay considers the formation of colonial nuclear relations as a worldmaking process in South Africa and how these relations have continued to shape South African life beyond the end of apartheid...

The traumatic impacts of uranium mining on Diné (Navajo) communities in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah in the late 20th century have become well-known cases of radioactive injustice. Much less recogniz...

This article explores a range of visual and literary creative works focused on the legacies of US nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands during the Cold War. The article begins with an overview of nu...

This article links U.S. imperialist militarism and radioactive pollution on Haudenosaunee land in what is now New York State in terms of Ali Kadri’s concept of accumulation by waste—the notion that ca...

This essay develops the element caesium as both a material substance and an organizing metaphor through which to theorize the entangled temporalities and spatialities of nucleur colonialism in the Pac...

This essay explores artistic expressions dealing with themes of nuclear weapons and radioactivity in Israel/Palestine. It brings together a variety of different sources representing critical intervent...

In “Native America: The Political Economy of Radioactive Colonialism,” Winona LaDuke and Ward Churchill posit that colonialism has a radioactive quality: everything it does cannot be undone, and in it...

In the foreword, Andrew Curley discusses the importance of the legacy of radioactive colonialismfor our understanding of environmental injustice in Native North America and how this volumecontributes ...

“Join the Orca Uprising!”Nonhuman Resistance and Multispecies (In)Justice 11th Biennial EASLCE ConferenceUtrecht University14–17 April 2026 The 11th edition of the biennial conference of the European ...

The Critical Pathways to Sustainability community, in collaboration with Towards a Circular Economy and Society, is excited to invite applications for our 2026 Fellowship Program.

De invloedrijke Zuid-Koreaanse dichter Kim Hyesoon is komende week te gast bij literatuurfestival Writers Unlimited. Met haar poëzie eist ze een plek op in een patriarchale samenleving. ‘Door poëzie k...

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“Join the Orca Uprising!” – Nonhuman Resistance and Multispecies (In)Justice

“Join the Orca Uprising!”Nonhuman Resistance andMultispecies (In)Justice 11th Biennial EASLCE ConferenceUtrecht University, Netherlands14–17 April, 2026 In Silent Spring, Rachel Carson describes the d...

Das Mag x De Utrechtse Boekenbar presenteren: Het Utrechtse Leesclubfestival op vrijdag 27 juni! Een leesclub over Festival met auteur Mia You & gespreksleider Yentl van Stokkum. Ticket: inclusief...

On June 29, AGAINST EXTINCTION: A symposium, festival, and proposition will take place. This event explores how art can fight against various forms of extinction.

Interested in researching the cultural imaginary of environmental violence in a vibrant interdisciplinary team? Join the team as a PhD candidate!

Applications for the Critical Pathways Autumn Fellowship 2024 now open.

Assistant Professor in Black, Indigenous and Critical Race Studies in Arts and Culture

At the IAS we see our role as breeding ground for experimentation and exchange across the continuum of artistic and scientific exploration. We believe that curiosity, imagination, and continuous quest...

How does design regulate the consumption of non-renewable materials?

Environmental Humanities welcomes you to join the lecture ‘Chemopower and Chemosociality’ by Associate Professor of Anthropology Eben Kirksey on 14 September.

Job description: Perform STS research on the global environmental risks (climate change, biodiversity, chemicals, negative emissions technologies) including novel forms of knowledge-making (such as da...