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Religion and Ecology Unit, and Religions, Social Conflict, and Peace Unit
Call for Proposals
“Settler Colonialism as an Ecological Structure” as a collaboration between the Religion and Ecology Unit and the Religion, Social Conflict, and Peace Group. This session is intended to explore the historical and contemporary contours of coloniality (understood as the logic, culture and structure of our Eurocentric modern world-system) and settler colonialism and their impact on land, resources, environments, and religious/cultural practices and traditions.
Sponsors
Chairs
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Carter, Christopher, University of San DiegoMember Since: 2020
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Clingerman, Forrest, Ohio Northern UniversityMember Since: 2020
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Marshall, Ellen Ott, Emory UniversityMember Since: 2020
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Omer, Atalia, University of Notre DameMember Since: 2020
Steering Committee Members
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Carfore, Kimberly, University of San FranciscoMember Since: 2020
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Davy, Barbara Jane, University of WaterlooMember Since: 2020
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DuBois, Heather M., Stonehill CollegeMember Since: 2020
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Fici, Christopher, Union Theological SeminaryMember Since: 2020
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Harris, Melanie L., Texas Christian UniversityMember Since: 2020
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Hussain, Amir, Loyola Marymount UniversityMember Since: 2020
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Kassam, Zayn, Pomona CollegeMember Since: 2020
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Muwahidah, Siti Sarah, Emory UniversityMember Since: 2020
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Schwerin Rowe, Terra, University of North TexasMember Since: 2020
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Shin, Wonchul, Columbia Theological SeminaryMember Since: 2020
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Slabodsky, Santiago H., Hofstra UniversityMember Since: 2020
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Wiebe, Joseph, University of Alberta, AugustanaMember Since: 2020
Method
PAPERS
Review Process
Proposals are anonymous to chairs and steering committee members until after final acceptance/rejection