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SUMMARY:APECS Workshop “Voices from the North. Exploring research on resource extraction\, local communities and built environments in Northern Sweden"
DESCRIPTION:The  workshop is organised by APECS Sweden (Association of Polar Early-Career Scientists) at Luleå University of Technology. It will explore the process of resource extraction\, which has been shaping Northern Sweden both physically and socially\, from a local perspective. Three speakers from Luleå University of Technology will present their ongoing research on the local context and on the interrelations among communities\, society and built environment in Norrbotten. Their insights on power relations\, indigenous perspectives and built heritage will spark the debate. How is resource extraction shaping the space and the society of the region?  How do different stakeholders interact and which roles do indigenous peoples and the historic built environment play within these ongoing transformations? It is expected that these and other questions will emerge and evolve with the contribution of the participants\,\nespecially among early-career researchers. \n  \nPlease\, subscribe at: https://forms.gle/m5pJKNpPGPZojxR67 \n  \nProgramme: \n12.30-12.45 Introduction to the workshop \n12.45- 14.15 Presentations (each speaker will introduce his/her speech with a short presentation of his/her research group at LTU) \n12.45-13.15 Johan Sandström\nResearch group of Accounting and Control\, LTU\nOrganizing rocks: power relations in an arctic mining town \n13.15-13.45 May-Britt Öhman\nResearch group of History\, LTU\nDálkke\, dam disasters and water protectors.\nPerspectives on Indigenous peoples’ long-term work for ‘human security’\,\nenvironmental protection and climate change mitigation. \n13.45-14.15 Jennie Sjöholm\nResearch group of Architecture\, LTU\nHeritagisation and the use of history in arctic towns.\nExamples from Norrbotten. \n14.15-14.45 Roundtable discussion. \n14.45-15.15 Fika \n15.15-16.45 Workshop. \nParticipants will have the opportunity to\nelaborate on the presentations working\nin small groups and to interact actively with\nthe three invited speakers. \n16.45-17.00 Wrap-up and conclusions with the speakers\nAt the end of the workshop\, participants\, and especially\nearly career researchers\, are invited to attend a PolarPub\nnetworking event organised by APECS Sweden. \n  \nContacts: andrea.luciani@ltu.se; berta.morata@ltu.se
URL:http://www.apecssweden.se/event/apecs-workshop-voices-from-the-north-exploring-research-on-resource-extraction-local-communities-and-built-environments-in-northern-sweden/
LOCATION:Room F664f\, F Building\, Luleå University of Technology\, Sweden
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