51:29
3rd Year BA Thesis and Capstone Project Information Session 2024
01:40:42
Holly Jean Buck | After "Net Zero:" What New Frames for Climate Action?
01:41:18
Vinay Gidwani, Pauline Goul, and Josh Lepawsky on Reclaiming Waste
01:25:45
Hillary Angelo, Ihnji Jon, and Billy Fleming on Emergent Environments of Urbanization
01:31:17
Jo Guldi, Shannon Mattern, and Xiaowei R. Wang on Speculative Geographies and Spatial Media
01:27:39
Max Ajl, Helen Anne Curry, and Ivette Perfecto on Emergent Agrarian Environments
58:27
Michael Kimmelman on The Intimate City: Walking New York
01:47:33
Michael Kimmelman—Stormy Weather: The Future of Cities and the Challenge of Participatory Democracy
01:20:20
Connections of Extraction and Waste / CEGU Undergraduate Research Symposium 2023
01:01:28
Policy and Governance Considerations for Green Cities / CEGU Undergraduate Research Symposium 2023
01:14:09
Participation in the Public City, Chicago Style / CEGU Undergraduate Research Symposium 2023
52:23
Place, Ethnicity, and Language / CEGU Undergraduate Research Symposium 2023
01:45:40
Nancy Fraser and Jason W. Moore in Dialogue: Capitalism's Natures and the Climate Crisis
47:43
Manny Teodoro on The Profits of Distrust
01:27:06
Resisting Urban Resilience
01:25:44
Global Souths / Native Norths
01:42:41
Contemporary Environmental Crises: Perspectives from the Social Sciences and Humanities
01:30:19
Matthew Gandy & Mindi Schneider: Animals, Territories, Environments
01:33:45
Alyssa Battistoni & Megan Black: Environment, Democracy, and Social Movements
01:23:44
Julie Klinger & Thea Riofrancos: Energy Histories & Geographies
01:28:45
Sunil Amrith & Keston Perry: Climate & the Legacies of Empire
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Based in the Division of Social Sciences at the University of Chicago, the Committee on Environment, Geography and Urbanization (CEGU) is an interdisciplinary platform for critical thinking, advanced research, and innovative pedagogy on the societal and spatial dimensions of climate change, biodiversity loss, and other kinds of environmental transformation.
With over 30 faculty affiliates drawn primarily from the Division of Social Sciences and the Division of Humanities, CEGU seeks to investigate and respond to the environmental challenges of our time not only by advancing climate change awareness, but by actively centering contemporary planetary environmental emergencies in all aspects of social research and humanistic inquiry.
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