π Is Extractivism a Prime Cause of the Polycrisis? π₯
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Hamed Hosseini
Feb 15, 2026, 6:19:48β―PMΒ (4 days ago)Β Feb 15
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π Is Extractivism a Prime Cause of the Polycrisis? π₯
Join a powerful discussion on how extractivist systems may lie at the root of todayβs cascading global crises β and what alternatives can reshape our future.
π Date: February 17, 2026
π Time: 13:00 CET
π» Online β Free Webinar
π§ Why Attend:
Weβre facing a polycrisis β where environmental, economic, social, and technological emergencies interact and amplify one another. This event brings top thinkers together to explore the political economy behind extractivism and how it amplifies existential risks.
ποΈ Featured Speakers:
β¨ Ortwin Renn β Director of Systemic Risk Research, EXTRA; Prof. Em. of Environmental Sociology and Technology Assessment, Stuttgart University
β¨ Thomas Reuter β Chair, EXTRA; Professor, University of Melbourne; WAAS Trustee
β¨ Jun Borras β Professor of Agrarian Studies, International Institute of Social Studies, Erasmus University
β¨ Hamed Hosseini β Convenor, Common Alternatives Initiative; Newcastle University
β¨ Anja Kaarina Nygren β Founding Member, EXALT; Professor of Global Development, University of Helsinki
β¨ Barry Gills β Co-founder, EXALT; Prof. Em. of Global Development Studies, Helsinki University
β¨ Richard Gloaguen β Head, Exploration Technology, Helmholtz Institute for Resource Technology, Dresden-Rossendorf
π Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KVeyaf8FSTeyFo5esjVxbA#/registration
π± Whether you care about climate justice, sustainability, economic transformation, or systemic change β this discussion is for you!
Join a powerful discussion on how extractivist systems may lie at the root of todayβs cascading global crises β and what alternatives can reshape our future.
π Date: February 17, 2026
π Time: 13:00 CET
π» Online β Free Webinar
π§ Why Attend:
Weβre facing a polycrisis β where environmental, economic, social, and technological emergencies interact and amplify one another. This event brings top thinkers together to explore the political economy behind extractivism and how it amplifies existential risks.
ποΈ Featured Speakers:
β¨ Ortwin Renn β Director of Systemic Risk Research, EXTRA; Prof. Em. of Environmental Sociology and Technology Assessment, Stuttgart University
β¨ Thomas Reuter β Chair, EXTRA; Professor, University of Melbourne; WAAS Trustee
β¨ Jun Borras β Professor of Agrarian Studies, International Institute of Social Studies, Erasmus University
β¨ Hamed Hosseini β Convenor, Common Alternatives Initiative; Newcastle University
β¨ Anja Kaarina Nygren β Founding Member, EXALT; Professor of Global Development, University of Helsinki
β¨ Barry Gills β Co-founder, EXALT; Prof. Em. of Global Development Studies, Helsinki University
β¨ Richard Gloaguen β Head, Exploration Technology, Helmholtz Institute for Resource Technology, Dresden-Rossendorf
π Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KVeyaf8FSTeyFo5esjVxbA#/registration
π± Whether you care about climate justice, sustainability, economic transformation, or systemic change β this discussion is for you!
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