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UID:euroseas-2026-tracing-knowledge-scapes-for-grassroots-climate-governance-in-southeast-asia-1
SUMMARY:Tracing knowledge-scapes for grassroots climate governance in Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:Classroom B52
DESCRIPTION:Climate change is unfolding with levels of extremity that are u
 nparalleled in human history. Widespread forest fires due to severe drought
 s as well as massive floods caused by torrential rains and extreme storms h
 ave led to catastrophic socio-economic loss. Building on the relational tur
 n in socio-ecological system thinking, the panels positions place-based kno
 wledge systems, the so-called knowledge-scapes as key building blocks in gr
 assroots climate governance, and how the latter could contribute to breakin
 g the current deadlock in global climate adaptation. Debunking the conceptu
 al separation of nature and society and moving beyond expert ontologies, gr
 assroots climate governance is rooted in interrelated ontologies of knowled
 ge, culture, and agency. It investigates how knowledge (re)production proce
 sses are rooted in and derived from symbiotic relations (or the lack thereo
 f) between the different types and forms of knowledge, local institutional 
 rules, arrangements, and practices, and the power dynamics that shape it. W
 hich evolutionary pathways, actors, and symbiotic relations, connect variou
 s place-based knowledge systems and past knowledge (re)production processes
  (including through historical and inter-generational understanding) with p
 resent and future adaptation strategies? Which institutions, local institut
 ional rules, arrangements, and practices serve as culturally continuous and
  discontinuous institutional foundation (re)shaping climate adaptation prac
 tices over time? Which forces and conditions shape types of agency and poli
 tical spaces of engagement that are crucial for the creation, sustenance, a
 nd reproduction of locally nested inter-scalar adaptive networks?
URL:https://euroseas2026.org/panels/tracing-knowledge-scapes-for-grassroots-climate-governance-in-southeast-asia
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20260901T100000
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UID:euroseas-2026-tracing-knowledge-scapes-for-grassroots-climate-governance-in-southeast-asia-2
SUMMARY:Tracing knowledge-scapes for grassroots climate governance in Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:Classroom B52
DESCRIPTION:Climate change is unfolding with levels of extremity that are u
 nparalleled in human history. Widespread forest fires due to severe drought
 s as well as massive floods caused by torrential rains and extreme storms h
 ave led to catastrophic socio-economic loss. Building on the relational tur
 n in socio-ecological system thinking, the panels positions place-based kno
 wledge systems, the so-called knowledge-scapes as key building blocks in gr
 assroots climate governance, and how the latter could contribute to breakin
 g the current deadlock in global climate adaptation. Debunking the conceptu
 al separation of nature and society and moving beyond expert ontologies, gr
 assroots climate governance is rooted in interrelated ontologies of knowled
 ge, culture, and agency. It investigates how knowledge (re)production proce
 sses are rooted in and derived from symbiotic relations (or the lack thereo
 f) between the different types and forms of knowledge, local institutional 
 rules, arrangements, and practices, and the power dynamics that shape it. W
 hich evolutionary pathways, actors, and symbiotic relations, connect variou
 s place-based knowledge systems and past knowledge (re)production processes
  (including through historical and inter-generational understanding) with p
 resent and future adaptation strategies? Which institutions, local institut
 ional rules, arrangements, and practices serve as culturally continuous and
  discontinuous institutional foundation (re)shaping climate adaptation prac
 tices over time? Which forces and conditions shape types of agency and poli
 tical spaces of engagement that are crucial for the creation, sustenance, a
 nd reproduction of locally nested inter-scalar adaptive networks?
URL:https://euroseas2026.org/panels/tracing-knowledge-scapes-for-grassroots-climate-governance-in-southeast-asia
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20260901T120000
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