Panel on late colonialism, race, environment
Very belatedly, I’m interested in coordinating a panel around colonialism, environment (and/or conservation), and race. I’m hoping to share something on race and gender as they shaped conservation work and environmental writing in late-colonial Northern Rhodesia (Zambia). But anything that shared a colonial environmental angle, dealt with late colonialism more generally, or is concerned with race in modern colonial contexts could fit nicely.
If you’re interested, please reach out at jeff.schauer@unlv.edu
Jeff Schauer


Hi, I am an early modern specialist and I am working on a project that explores rivers and riparian conflict in 16th-18th century England. I am especially interested in how the crown worked to manage England's rivers, and broker settlements to disputes about how rivers should be exploited and maintained. I can't speak to the Caribbean, but "relationships between environment, infrastructure, and the state" is right up my alley. Could you use a European-centered paper?