Friday, October 27, 2023 10am coffee, 10:30 panel presentations begin
Flatirons Room, Center for Community (C4C)

with Keynote by Shiloh Krupar (Georgetown University)
at 3:30pm in Guggenheim room 205
co-sponsored by the Department of Geography and delivered as part of the Geography Fall Colloquium Series.

This third workshop in the Tale of Two Asias project seeks to explore the networked and relational nature of Asian nuclearity. That is, what sorts of compartmentalizations, zones of exclusion, and narratives of separation have emerged as Asian people and places grapple with nuclear infrastructures of all kinds? How do we decompartmentalize nuclear governance and grasp the complex assemblage of nuclear energy? What insights might be gained from Asia in addressing this question?

Workshop panelists will include: Meredith DeBoom (University of South Carolina); Donna Goldstein (University of Colorado Boulder); Tong Lam (University of Toronto); Ann-Elise Lewallen (University of Victoria); Maxime Polleri (Université Laval); and Magdelena Stawkowski (University of South Carolina),

with discussion comments by Tim Oakes (University of Colorado Boulder) and Kate Goldfarb (University of Colorado Boulder)

Find event program here.

Workshop made possible by a grant from the Albert Smith Nuclear Age Fund.