Today, anthropogenic climate change — cyclones, floods, and storm surges permeate and punctuate the regularity of everyday life in much of South and Southeast Asia.
Rather than approach questions of design and history with dry ground at the center, the panelists in this session think about the kinds of futures and histories that might be made thinking in and from the waterscapes (oceans, rivers and littoral regions) in which they have long worked.
Moderator: Nikhil Anand (Daniel Braun Silvers and Robert Peter Silvers Family Presidential Professor of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania)
Panel: Prasenjit Duara (Oscar Tang Professor of East Asian Studies, Duke University) Maira Hayat (Assistant Professor of Environment and Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame) Marvi Mazhar (Architect and researcher)
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