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Opportunity - Beyond Oil 2025: Changing Climate Futures
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Confirmed speakers for the conference:
- Naomi Oreskes, Professor of the History of Science, Harvard University
- Andy Stirling, Professor of Science and Technology Policy, University of Sussex
Send your abstracts by March 28th.
Beyond Oil: Changing Climate Futures
Is society inevitably moving beyond oil?
We are confronted by ecological degradation, social fragmentation, and climate change. Moving beyond oil entails transforming our resource-driven economy, consumer society, and relationship with capital. This moment of change presents an opportunity to rebuild the economy, society, and the world in more sustainable, convivial and equitable ways. Imagining and enacting alternative climate futures is a key element in moving society beyond oil.
Since 2015, the Centre for Climate and Energy Transformation’s biennial Beyond Oil conference has broadened and pluralised understanding of societal futures beyond oil, championing engagement with climate and energy futures. Research at this critical juncture of transition as we shoot past 1.5˚C global warming is pivotal towards redefining and identifying scope for the change in trajectory we so urgently need. How can society move beyond oil? What futures can be made feasible by whom? What societal, political, and economic effects are held in the grasp of possible climate futures? For our 10th anniversary, we invite social scientists and humanists to jointly grapple with these foundational ethical, ontological, and epistemic questions of our time.
Submit abstracts here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=vCSKZI2pJUCcYEjBmhQgaamZAaHVLBJEvAoZ7_KHALNURFIzSjhYTEpRTFhUN1g5WVlXVURZM1E1My4u
