Events of the SDC Group
Past Events
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FAREWELL SYMPOSIUM PAUL HEBINCK Studying Rural Transformations From Below: Critical Reflections On Development
- In this half-day symposium, we will celebrate the life and work of Dr. Paul Hebinck, who has retired in May 2019 from the Sociology of Development and... -
SDC SEMINAR Making an ecology: Human and Fish interactions in the Upper Nile Watershed, by James McCann
- This seminar describes the story of a species of fish, Cyprianid fish (L. barbus), and its co-evolutions in the waters of the upper Blue Nile (Abbay)... -
Peasant maize cultivation as an assemblage; An analysis ofsocio-cultural dynamics of maize cultivation in western Kenya
Hellen HV (Hellen) Kimanthi
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CSPS EXHIBITION: Other (food) + (art) economies are possible!
- You are invited to a public exhibition on arts-based methods and diverse (food) economies. The exhibition features artefacts and collective outputs... -
Student documentary; International Actors Role in Venezuela Crisis
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CSPS ANNUAL LECTURE: 'Coral Whisperers' by Dr Irus Braverman
- Coral Whisperers captures a critical moment in the history of coral reef science. Gleaning insights from over one hundred interviews with leading... -
CSPS LECTURE: 'Forest becomes frontline: Conservation and Counter-Insurgency in a space of violent conflict in Assam, Northeast India' by Anwesha Dutta
- Using the case of the Ecological Task Force (ETF) of the Indian Army as an entry point, the lecture of Anwesha Dutta expands on existing conceptual... -
CSPS ANNUAL DAY
- What drives you in your work? What are you curious about? And what do you consider the beauty and value of it? On Thursday May 16th, 2019 we invite... -
'Co-creating visions of the future with social entrepreneurs in Finland: A place-based resourcefulness approach.' by Angela Moriggi.
- During the RSO Lunch meeting seminar Angela Moriggi, PhD of Rural Sociology, introduces her findings of three experimental workshops carried out with... -
Reclaim the Seeds 2019 Wageningen
- Do you want to celebrate crop diversity? Are you looking for uncommon seeds to sow for the coming spring? Or are you curious to take part in...