Message posted on 23/06/2021

**Lecture Series "After Sustainability" *** Prof. Nigel Clark on "Earthly Multitutes", 30.06.21, 6:00 PM**

                Dear colleagues,

only seven days to go until the kick-off lecture of the new CSS Lecture Series
"After Sustainability"!
We welcome Prof. Nigel Clark (Lancaster Environment Centre / Lancaster
University) for a lecture on "Earthly Multitudes and the Challenge of a
Self-Differentiating Planet"
Date: 30th June 2021, 06:00 PM per Zoom Webinar
Registration via css.wiso@uni-hamburg.de

Abstract of the lecture: We might view sustainability as an especially cramped
and fearful response to the challenges of a dynamic, self-differentiating
Earth.In this talk, using the concept of 'earthly multitudes' (Clark and
Szerszynski2021) Prof. Clark will be looking at some of the many ways that
humans respond to both the threats and the opportunities that arise out of our
planet's capacity to transform itself. After focusing on the excessive,
unpredictable aspects of tapping into planetary forces, the talk will circle
back on the issue of how strategies of growth and accumulation -including
sustainability -avoid facing up to the excess inherent in the Earth itself.

You can download the poster for the lecture including the rationale for the
CSS Lecture Series "After Sustainability. What if we stopped pretending?"
here. Up-to-date information on upcoming
talks can be found
here.

Please share widely !

We are looking forward to seeing you on June 30th!
Best wishes
Stefan Aykut

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Prof. Dr. Stefan C. Aykut
Juniorprofessor fr Soziologie
Director, Center for Sustainable Society Research (CSS)
Universitt Hamburg | Fakultt WISO | FB Sozialkonomie
--- Currently in Homeoffice: Tel: +49 15110770775 ---

Recent publications:
Global by Nature? Three Dynamics in the Making of Global Climate
Change,
Globalizing Issues | Incantatory governance. Global climate politics'
performative
turn, International Politics | Climatiser
le
monde, Quae | The accountant, the admonisher and the
animator, CSS Working
Paper
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