Law at the End of the World

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Elizabeth Macpherson and Cristy Clark

5 episodes

4 days ago

Send us a text This episode is about the challenge and joy of doing interdisciplinary research. We 'dive deep' into water research collaborations, drawing on multiple knowledge systems in university and community settings. We are joined by interdisciplinary water researcher Aurora Kagawa-Viviani, who shares her academic journey with us. Aurora emphasises the importance of building community relationships, the role of Indigenous knowledge, and the challenges of balancing personal life with aca...

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Episodes (5/5)

Law at the End of the World

Water connects us all - Episode 5 (with Aurora Kagawa-Viviani)

4 days ago

1 hour 28 minutes

Law at the End of the World

Prefiguring a better, post-growth world - Episode 4 (with Birsha Ohdedar)

Send us a text In this episode of 'Law at the End of the World', Cristy Clark and Elizabeth Macpherson explore the intersections of environmental law, climate change, and social justice. The episode particularly focuses on the significance of prefigurative politics and legalities in enacting change, and features a chat with Birsha Ohdedar, which explores his academic journey, strategies for balancing academic responsibilities with real-world impact, as well as his work on law and post-growth ...

2 weeks ago

1 hour 27 minutes

Law at the End of the World

Thriving as an academic (and pracademic) - Episode 3

Send us a text In this episode, Elizabeth Macpherson and Cristy Clark discuss the concept of 'pracademia' - the blend of academic and practical legal work. This episode is a little different because it starts with the topic of ‘How to survive (and thrive) as an academic’ - the topic of Liz’s recent Keynote address to support ECRs in Canterbury. This includes insights on surviving (and thriving) in academia, emphasising the role of 'shameless self-promotion' and the importance of building a su...

3 weeks ago

1 hour 3 minutes

Law at the End of the World

Science was never neutral - Episode 2 (with Ritodhi Chakraborty)

Summary In this episode, Ritodhi Chakraborty discusses his journey into academia, emphasising the importance of humanities and social sciences in understanding environmental issues. He introduces the concept of maladaptation, critiques traditional environmentalism, and highlights the significance of indigenous knowledge in climate solutions. The conversation also touches on the ethics of research, the need for interdisciplinary approaches, and the importance of community engagement in achievi...

1 month ago

1 hour 27 minutes

Law at the End of the World

Collaboration in the climate crisis - Episode 1 (with Julia Dehm)

In this episode of Law at the End of the World we are joined by natural resources and climate law scholar Julia Dehm. Julia discusses the challenges of balancing theoretical research work with real-world research impact, the importance of mainstreaming climate change in legal education, and the juggle of balancing a career with family responsibilities. As well as reflecting on Julia's talk, Cristy and Liz discuss recent developments in environmental law, and reflect on their future research d...

1 month ago

1 hour 8 minutes