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SUMMARY:Webinar: What can we learn from the world of pastoralism for wider agrarian struggles?
DESCRIPTION:27 January at 12-13.30 (UTC)\nSpeakers:\n-Ian Scoones\, PASTRES Programme\, Institute of Development Studies (IDS)\, Sussex\, U.K.\n-Maryam Rahmanian (IPES)\n-Rahma Hassan PhD Fellow\, University of Copenhagen and University of Nairobi \nRegister for this event \n\nPastoralists are some of the most marginalised people on the planet\, but they have much to teach us all. Pastoralists make a living from livestock on extensive dry and montane rangelands across the world\, continuously living with and from uncertainty. \nLike agrarian societies everywhere\, pastoralists are confronted by the incursions of neoliberal capitalism: once remote pastoral regions become sites for investment and pastoralists’ livelihoods are undermined. New relations of class\, gender and generation emerge\, with transformed practices of production\, labour and market engagement emerging across pastoral settings. \nHowever\, too often\, pastoralists and settled agriculturalists are viewed as separate and mobilisations and movements rarely cross over. Yet\, pastoralists’ responses to contemporary challenges highlight\, for example\, the importance of mobility\, common use of resources and collective\, networked social arrangements. \nGiven increasingly common agrarian struggles\, this first edition of Agrarian Conversations will explore the opportunities to learn from pastoralists\, and the importance of seeking greater engagement across agrarian movements. \nAgrarian Conversations is a collective initiative of CASAS\, TNI\, PLAAS\, ICAS\, YARA\, ERPI\, PASTRES\, RRUSHES-5 and the Journal of Peasant Studies. \nResources\nA Journal of Peasant Studies background paper for this webinar is available. \nRegister for this event \n  \n 
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/webinar-what-can-we-learn-from-the-world-of-pastoralism-for-wider-agrarian-struggles/
CATEGORIES:Pastoralism
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