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13

nov

Decolonial Sociology of Law Seminar Series: "Challenging FPIC (Free, Prior and Informed Consent): Indigenous Peoples' Rights and the Green Transition"

13 november 2024 13:15 till 15:00 | Seminarium

Bringing together perspectives from scholars at varying career stages, this research seminar series offers a platform for critical discussion and debate on a range of issues germane to decolonising sociology of law, including the role of researchers, positionality, and knowledge production, re-evaluating and reimagining foundational scholarship in the discipline, and exploring ongoing decolonial practices and processes.

An abstract will be uploaded as soon as it has been provided.

Dr. Dorothee Cambou is an Assistant Professor of Sustainability Science at the Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki. Her research addresses international law and human rights, natural resource governance and inequality, and social justice. She has extensive expertise in indigenous peoples' rights, particularly those of the Saami. From 2019 to 2023, she chaired the Nordic Network for Sámi and Indigenous Peoples Law. Her research critically examines the challenges posed by the "green" transition, specifically its impacts in the Arctic. She is particularly interested in critical studies exploring the role of law as a form of social regulation, including the responsibilities of corporate actors and the broader economy.

Om evenemanget

Plats:

Room M331, 3rd floor, Allhelgona Kyrkogata 18 (House M), Lund and online.

Kontakt:

ida [dot] nafstad [at] soclaw [dot] lu [dot] se