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UID:euroseas-2022-animism-and-extractivism-in-southeast-asia-1
SUMMARY:Animism and Extractivism in Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:Room 3.03
DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia has been a prime target for land grabbing and ex
 tractivist projects in the 21st century, from logging, palm oil plantations
 , gold, coal and nickel mining, to oil and gas extraction. Underlying the e
 xtraction of raw materials from the environment at large scale are modernis
 t assumptions that posit a fundamental separation between nature and cultur
 e. At first sight, such naturalist assumptions differ drastically from the 
 ways in which many rural people across Southeast Asia relate to the environ
 ment – some of whom have animist orientations, attributing sentience, subje
 ctivity or interiority to the non-human world. So how do people with animis
 t orientations (which are often held alongside other religious affiliations
 ) experience and respond to extractivist projects? How does it affect and t
 ransform relations they have with each other and with the environment? Does
  extractivism lead to a reinvigoration of animist practices? Or are animist
  orientations weakened by the encroachments of capitalist developments? Whe
 n do extractivist projects actualise difference? And when do they lead to t
 ransformations or co-optations of human-environment or corporate/state-soci
 ety relations?\n\nTo answer these questions, the panel will engage with deb
 ates in social anthropology and political ecology on new animism studies, c
 osmopolitics and political ontology, as well as critical materialist approa
 ches to extractivism that emphasise the uneven distribution of power inhere
 nt in contemporary geopolitics. This approach will allow us to theorise how
  multiple contradictory ways of relating to the environment co-exist within
  the same setting and to examine how localised religious and cultural dynam
 ics can infuse global political and economic processes
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/animism-and-extractivism-in-southeast-asia
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UID:euroseas-2022-animism-and-extractivism-in-southeast-asia-2
SUMMARY:Animism and Extractivism in Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:Room 3.03
DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia has been a prime target for land grabbing and ex
 tractivist projects in the 21st century, from logging, palm oil plantations
 , gold, coal and nickel mining, to oil and gas extraction. Underlying the e
 xtraction of raw materials from the environment at large scale are modernis
 t assumptions that posit a fundamental separation between nature and cultur
 e. At first sight, such naturalist assumptions differ drastically from the 
 ways in which many rural people across Southeast Asia relate to the environ
 ment – some of whom have animist orientations, attributing sentience, subje
 ctivity or interiority to the non-human world. So how do people with animis
 t orientations (which are often held alongside other religious affiliations
 ) experience and respond to extractivist projects? How does it affect and t
 ransform relations they have with each other and with the environment? Does
  extractivism lead to a reinvigoration of animist practices? Or are animist
  orientations weakened by the encroachments of capitalist developments? Whe
 n do extractivist projects actualise difference? And when do they lead to t
 ransformations or co-optations of human-environment or corporate/state-soci
 ety relations?\n\nTo answer these questions, the panel will engage with deb
 ates in social anthropology and political ecology on new animism studies, c
 osmopolitics and political ontology, as well as critical materialist approa
 ches to extractivism that emphasise the uneven distribution of power inhere
 nt in contemporary geopolitics. This approach will allow us to theorise how
  multiple contradictory ways of relating to the environment co-exist within
  the same setting and to examine how localised religious and cultural dynam
 ics can infuse global political and economic processes
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/animism-and-extractivism-in-southeast-asia
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