Fwd: Beyond Hot Air: New video in the Indigenous perspectives series - Securing raw materials in Namibia: Legal perspective on Namibia's Strategic Partnership with the EU
Gertrude Saxinger
Dear all,
[sorry for cross-posting]
We would like to highlight new content on the Beyond Hot Air conversation platform:
- BhA interview series - Indigenous people and mining for critical raw materials: #7 Securing raw materials in Namibia: Legal perspective on Namibia’s Strategic Partnership with the EU
Interview with Willem Odendaal, lawyer and social scientist in the context of environmental and human rights law
Beyond Hot Air is also hosting a MAILING LIST focused on CRM. You are invited to register here.
If you would like us to FEATURE YOUR WORK (e.g., articles, policy briefs, books, videos, podcasts, blogs …) on the platform Beyond Hot Air – Conversations around critical raw materials supply for the ‘green’ transition or if you are interested in contributing to the network and the conversation platform in any way, just drop us a line: bha....@univie.ac.at
Best wishes,
the Beyond Hot Air team
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‘Beyond Hot Air. Conversations around critical raw materials supply for the ‘green’ transition’ is a sub-project to the ‘MinErAL – Knowledge Network on Mining Encounters and Indigenous Sustainable Livelihoods’ funded by SSHRC – Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Gertrude Saxinger
Department of Geography and Regional Science, University of Graz, Austria
Working Group INTEGRATIVES – Applied Integrative Geography
https://geographie.uni-graz.at/de/unsere-forschung/integratives/
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APRI – Austrian Polar Research Institute
https://www.polarresearch.at/faculty/research-group-saxinger
Project: Beyond Hot Air – Conversations around critical raw materials supply for the ‚green‘ transition
https://miningbeyondhotair.org