Ecopolitics

About

admin — Tue, 20 May 2008 07:15:00 +0000

The Ecopolitics conference series began at Griffith University in 1986 and a decade later the Ecopolitics Association of Australasia (EAA) was formed. It’s aim is to allow an open and productive exchange of ideas among academics, activists, and practitioners of environmental politics in Australia, New Zealand and the region between conferences. According to the Articles of Incorporation, its objects and purposes are the promotion and critical discussion of :

questions involving ecology and politics
Australasian ecopolitical literature
issues of environmental policy
philosophical questions bearing on environmental policy and politics
public knowledge of environmental problems and the political ramifications of such problems
contact and discussion among the general public, practising politicians, public sector employees
scholars of ecology and politics, and activists and other relevant organisations and individuals
activities, publications, conferences, and networking to achieve the objects and purposes of the Association within Australasia

To join the EAA please visit the membership page. For further information concerning the association contact us.

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Ecopolitics I - Griffith University

adam — Tue, 01 May 2007 00:00:42 +0000

The inaugural Ecopolitics conference was held in August 1986 in the School of Australian Environmental Studies (AES) at Griffith University, Brisbane, and convened by Tim Doyle, Ros Taplin and the late Phil Tighe.

Ecopolitics XV - Macquarie University

adam — Mon, 05 Mar 2007 00:18:04 +0000

In 2004 Ecopolitics XV was hosted by the Graduate School of the Environment at Macquarie University in Sydney and convened by Dr Ros Taplin. The theme was ‘Environmental Governance: Transforming Regions and Localities’ and the conference website can be found here.

About

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questions involving ecology and politics
Australasian ecopolitical literature
issues of environmental policy
philosophical questions bearing on environmental policy and politics
public knowledge of environmental problems and the political ramifications of such problems
contact and discussion among the general public, practising politicians, public sector employees
scholars of ecology and politics, and activists and other relevant organisations and individuals
activities, publications, conferences, and networking to achieve the objects and purposes of the Association within Australasia

To join the EAA please visit the membership page. For further information concerning the association contact us.

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About the EAA

The Ecopolitics Association of Australasia seeks to allow an open and productive exchange of ideas among academics, activists, and practitioners of environmental politics in Australia, New Zealand and the region … [more]

Announcements

Welcome to the website of the Ecopolitics Association of Australasia. Some areas of the site are still undergoing development so we welcome feedback using the contact page here.

Call for papers for a panel on Environmental Governance and the South at the British International Studies Association (BISA) Conference in the UK in December 2008.

Nominations for the 2008 United Nations Association of Australia World Environment Day Awards are now open.

A Call for Papers has been recently announced for a new refereed Ecopolitics Online Journal from Irish Ecopolitics Online.

Southern Cross University is hosting the second in its conference series, the Activating Human Rights and Peace Conference, 1-4 July 2008, in Byron Bay.

Another conference scheduled for July 2008 is the third Oceanic Conference on International Studies (OCIS), hosted by the University of Queensland, just up the road in Brisbane.

Call for Papers for upcoming green politics events in Europe (expressions of interest due by December 2007):

A two-day international conference held at Queen Mary (University of London) on Mega-Events and Civil Societies in June 2008.
Two green politics sessions at the ECPR Joint Sessions in Rennes, France, in April 2008:
- Environmental Capacity and Development in Transitional States and Emerging Democracies
- The Politics of Climate Change

See Keele University’s YouTube video for its Masters courses in the environment here, see Keele MA poster and departmental info here.

Online Payment

admin — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 06:06:24 +0000

You can pay your membership fees online using your credit/debit card using PayPal. The PayPal system guarantees you security and protection against fraud.

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Please make sure you have filled out the membership request form before making a payment

Full price
1 year membership - $25
2 year membership - $50
3 year membership - $75
Concessions
1 year membership - $10
2 year membership - $20.
3 year membership - $30.

Postal Payment

admin — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 06:04:49 +0000

Membership Form PDF Print and send this form, with a cheque or money order to:

Ronlyn Duncan
Treasurer, Ecopolitics Association of Australasia
School of Geography and Environmental Studies
Cradle Coast Campus
University of Tasmania
Private Bag 3502
Burnie Tasmania 7320