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Call for Papers (RGS-IBG Annual Conference 2021): “Biotic Geographies: Unpicking Microbial Worlds in Health, Hygiene and Environmental Spaces”

This is an updated version of the session we proposed in 2020 for the then-postponed RGS-IBG Annual Conference. This year, the conference will be from the 31st August to the 3rd September. Convened by Alistair Anderson (University of Nottingham, Alistair.Anderson@nottingham.ac.uk) & Alice Beck (University of Bristol, Alice.Beck@bristol.ac.uk) Abstract:In recent years there has been an increasedContinue reading “Call for Papers (RGS-IBG Annual Conference 2021): “Biotic Geographies: Unpicking Microbial Worlds in Health, Hygiene and Environmental Spaces””

Call for Papers (RGS Annual Conference 2020): Biotic Geographies: Unpicking Microbial Worlds in Health, Hygiene and Environmental Spaces

Convened by Alistair Anderson (University of Bristol, A.Anderson@bristol.ac.uk) & Alice Beck (University of Bristol, Alice.Beck@bristol.ac.uk) Abstract:In recent years there has been an increased attention from geographers towards pre/pro- and anti-biotic imaginaries that drive the bordering and administration of non-, in- and human subjects. These engagements have included examinations of social, cultural, political, and economic landscapesContinue reading “Call for Papers (RGS Annual Conference 2020): Biotic Geographies: Unpicking Microbial Worlds in Health, Hygiene and Environmental Spaces”