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Upcoming: Sri Lanka in the age of Anthropocene - ECO-DEM Talks

You are cordially invited to the next online talk organized by our ECO-DEM project.

Abstract:

The theme is the Sri Lankan setting in the Anthropocene.There are mainly three topics. The first of which is the anthropocene historical alignment.This is an introduction to understanding historical development in the Anthropocene, Sri Lanka, and the global south in that framework.Secondly, historical Layers of Human-Environmental Interaction in Sri Lanka, wherein I explore precolonial Sri Lanka, colonial disruptions, and postcolonial Sri Lanka.Thirdly, the current global policy response and policy directionality for Sri Lanka.

Speaker:
Kasun Kariyawasam is a Sri Lankan-born economist living in Uppsala, Sweden.He worked as a consultant and fund manager.He has authored several academic papers on fiscal policy and industrial strategy.His areas of expertise include central banking, CBDC, AI and productivity, and green finance. He also authors many policy essays.
Zoom Meeting:
Meeting ID: 946 8222 1615
Passcode: 631490

About ECO-DEM:

This South-South collaboration interrogates development, democracy and the ecological transition which subverts eurocentric tendencies in hegemonic development discourses.

The participants in this project are:

Pedro Alarcón (Cape Town), Olivia Arigho Stiles (Bogotá), Alex Dyzenhaus (Cape Town), Rocío Fernández Ugalde (Bogotá), Pooja Kalita (Colombo), Elena Pérez-Lagüela (Cape Town), and Sarah Thompson (Colombo) and Kathy Hochstetler (Advisory Board).

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