BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-remaking-responsibility-environmental-harm-care-and-accoun tability DTSTAMP:20260915T102148Z DTSTART:20261007T100000Z DTEND:20261009T143000Z SUMMARY:Remaking Responsibility. Environmental Harm\, Care\, and Accountab ility DESCRIPTION:Responsibility is often invoked in relation to the climate cri sis to assign historical blame to high-emitting nations\, indict extractiv e corporations\, or moralize individual behavior. It has become an expansi ve and elastic lexicon for navigating the overwhelming reality of climate change. Yet\, even as the climate crisis demands new forms of responsibili ty\, it simultaneously unsettles the very terms through which responsibili ty has conventionally been understood. \nIn this conference\, we aim to e xplore responsibility as a contested and generative concept\, shaping how environmental harm is attributed and governed\, while also opening possibi lities for collective care and accountability. \nWhile the call for paper s for the conference is already closed (and the conference fully booked)\, we kindly invite you to register for:\n07 October 2026\, 10:00–11:45 AM : public Keynote Address by Julia Eckert (University of Bern): “Responsi bility in the Age of the Deal”09 October 2026\, 1:00–2:30 PM: public C losing Keynote by Barbara Muraca (University of Greifswald): “Responsibi lity as Radical Care: Learning to “Respond” from Feminist and Indigen ous Traditions”\nMore Information X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Responsibility is often invoked in relatio n to the climate crisis to assign historical blame to high-emitting nation s\, indict extractive corporations\, or moralize individual behavior. It h as become an expansive and elastic lexicon for navigating the overwhelming reality of climate change. Yet\, even as the climate crisis demands new f orms of responsibility\, it simultaneously unsettles the very terms throug h which responsibility has conventionally been understood. \;

In this conference\, we aim to explore responsibility as a contested and g enerative concept\, shaping how environmental harm is attributed and gover ned\, while also opening possibilities for collective care and accountabil ity. \;

While the call for papers for the conference is already closed (and the conference fully booked)\, we kindly invite you to register for:

07 Octobe r 2026\, 10:00–11:45 AM: public Keynote Address by Julia Eckert (University of Bern): “Res ponsibility in the Age of the Deal”
09 October 2026\, 1:00–2:30 PM: public Closing Keynote by < /font>Barbara Mur aca (University of Greifswald): “Responsib ility as Radical \;Care: Learning to “Respond” from Feminist and I ndigenous \;Traditions”

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