Iftikhar Dadi : Discussant

John H. Burris Professor, History of Art, Cornell University

The Complexities of “Climate Displacement” in Mustang, Nepal

By Emily Yeh

Professor of Geography, University of Colorado Boulder

On Monsoons and Mythic Rivers

By Mona Bhan

Professor, Anthropology Department, Syracuse University

Of Disintegrations, Immersions, Scattering, Shifting and Flowing : Towards a pedagogy of life

By Rupali Gupte

Professor, Architecture, School of Environment and Architecture

Kaja Maria McGowan : Discussant

Associate Professor, History of Art, Cornell University

Living on The Estuary : A New Environmental Consciousness in Contemporary Bangladeshi Architecture

By Farhan Karim

Associate Professor, Architecture, University of Kansas

The Anthropocene in the Garden

By Nida Rehman

Assistant Professor, Architecture & Urban Design, Carnegie Mellon University

Esra Akcan : Discussant

Professor, Architecture, Cornell University

An Indigenous Geopoetics for the Indian Himalya

By Mabel Gergan

Assistant Professor, Asian Studies, Vanderbilt University

If you Want Water, Be Prepared for the Pipe Bursts

By Parismita Singh

Writer, graphic novelist and educationist, Guwahati

Reading Ice: Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change Adaptation in Uzma Khan’s Thinner than Skin

By Saba Pirzadeh

Associate Professor, English and environmental literature, Lahore University of Management Sciences, Lahore

Sonal Khullar : Discussant

Associate Professor, Art History, University of Pennsylvania

Iftikhar Dadi : Discussant

John H. Burris Professor, History of Art, Cornell University

Daira and the Sentinel: Arrival, Convergence, and Ruination in Southern Theorising

By Ahsan Kamal

Faculty Member, Pakistan Studies, Quaid-i-Azam University

(In)Betweenness of the Soil and the Sky: Urban Spatial Imaginaries of Post-Human Landscapes

By Vastavikta Bhagat

Assistant Professor, Architecture, School of Environment and Architecture

Writing the Anthropocene from the Indian Himalaya

By Nayanika Mathur

Professor, Anthropology and South Asian Studies, Oxford University

Anindita Banerjee : Discussant

Associate Professor, Comparative Literature, Cornell University

Misreading Climate Change in Bangladesh: How Embankments Worsen Flooding

By Camelia Dewan

Postdoctoral research fellow, Social Anthropology, University of Oslo

Après Moi le Deluge: Nature and/as Statecraft at the Sardar Sarovar Dam

By Kajri Jain

Professor, Art History, University of Toronto

After the Country: Agrarian Change in the Eastern Himalayas

By Sarah Besky

Associate Professor, School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University

Llerena Searle : Discusssant

Associate Professor, Anthropology, University of Rochester