Centre Seminar Series
The Centre has a regular Tuesday seminar series, as well as hosting one-off events throughout the year. View the full events programme here.
Tuesday lunchtime seminars offer a regular point of contact between staff and students with an interest in Environment, Heritage and Policy from across the University, and a warm welcome is
Tuesday lunchtime seminar programme 2021-22
All seminars will be conducted online using Microsoft Teams. Please see our programme summary below, or download the programme.
To receive an email reminder about meetings, please ask to join the CEHP mailing list – send your email address to Dr Sally Foster. You can ask to leave
All meetings effectively run from 13:00 to 13:55 hrs
| Autumn semester 2021 | ||
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5 October 13:00–14:00 hrs |
Dr Andrea Schapper Senior Lecturer in Politics University of Stirling Chair: Dr Sally Foster |
Human rights and justice-based civil society demands in international climate negotiations – COP26 and beyond |
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19 October 13:00–14:00 hrs |
Dr Annalisa Savaresi Senior Lecturer in Environmental Law University of Stirling Chair: Dr Sally Foster |
Getting to know COP26. What is on the agenda and what to expect |
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9 November 13:00–14:00 hrs |
Dr Clemens Hoffmann Lecturer in International Politics University of Stirling Chair: Dr Hannes Stephan |
Climate emergency and the question of system change: Is ‘degrowth’ the only game left in town |
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23 November 13:00–14:00 hrs |
Dr Hannes Stephan Lecturer in Environmental Politics University of Stirling Chair: Dr Jennie Morgan |
Communicating climate change through narratives: strategies for supporting low-carbon policy |
| Spring semester 2022 | ||
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1 February 13:00–14:00 hrs |
Dr Ewan Hyslop Head of Technical Research and Science Historic Environment Scotland Honorary Professor, University of Stirling Chair: Professor Siân Jones |
Title to follow |
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15 February 13:00–14:00 hrs |
Dr Eileen Tisdall Lecturer in Biological and Environmental Sciences University of Stirling Chair: Dr Jennie Morgan |
Storming the castle: medieval climate change, storm surges and coastal impacts at Caerlaverock |
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8 March 13:00–14:00 hrs |
Professor John Schofield Department of Archaeology University of York Chair: Professor Siân Jones |
‘Trouble in paradise’: how archaeology can be used to address the wicked problem of plastic pollution in the Galapagos Archipelago (Ecuador) |
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22 March 13:00–14:00 hrs |
Dr Lorna-Jane Richardson Lecturer in Digital Humanities Department of Art, Media and American Studies University of East Anglia Chair: Dr Chiara Bonacchi |
The dark side of digital heritage: ethics and sustainability in digital practice |