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The series explores how scholars across different disciplines, but who broadly view themselves as working within the Environmental Humanities, understand and engage with several widely-deployed concepts. In this session, Annet Dekker and Mikki Stelder will explore the concept of sustainability.
Event details of Key concept: Sustainability part 2
Date
5 February 2027
Time
12:00 -13:00
Room
D3.04

About the Key concepts series

Environment & Society invites you to the network’s new Key Concepts series this academic year. The series explores how scholars across different disciplines, but who broadly view themselves as working within the Environmental Humanities, understand and engage with several widely-deployed concepts. The series will run over the next few academic years; this academic year’s sessions focus on the concepts of “Environment,” “Sustainability,” and “Change”. The aim of is to foster cross-disciplinary dialogue and help us understand how colleagues across disciplines engage with these concepts. The contributions and discussions will eventually feed into an E&S publication, to be used in teaching across the environmental humanities.

Bushuis/Oost-Indisch Huis

Room D3.04
Kloveniersburgwal 48 (hoofdingang)
1012 CX Amsterdam