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Tamara Steger's new article on Roma social and environmental exclusion

Submitted by stegert on Jan 14, 2015

Research

This article builds on extensive field research on predominantly Roma-occupied spaces (i.e., ‘settlements’) in Slovakia and focuses on the nature and function of Roma segregation and separation in Slovakia from an ecological socio-political, and economic standpoint.

Steger and Milicevic publish book chapter, "One Global Movement, Many Local Voices: Discourse(s) of the Global Anti-Fracking Movement"

Submitted by stegert on Dec 11, 2014

December 9, 2014

Students in "Organic Gardening Practicum" class welcome spring

Submitted by AistaraG on Mar 22, 2014

Guntra Aistara's organic practicum students are designing new permaculture-inspired planting areas in CEU's courtyard rooftop "Japanese garden." On March 20, in class, we began seed-starting and weeding of existing garden areas, and made new planters in conjunction with the Sustainable CEU club. See the photoshoot here:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.715833065104589.1073741847.562778637076700&type=1

"Latvia’s Tomato Rebellion: Nested Environmental Justice and Returning Eco-Sociality in the Post-Socialist EU Countryside" by Guntra Aistara

Submitted by AistaraG on Nov 26, 2013

Latvia’s Tomato Rebellion: Nested Environmental Justice and Returning Eco-Sociality in the Post-Socialist EU Countryside

Guntra Aistara, CEU

Tamara Steger studies the environmental aspects of the Occupy Movement

Submitted by stegert on Apr 19, 2012

Tamara Steger headed to New York City last November 2011 to study the environmental aspects of the Occupy Wall Street movement. A key part of her research was to explore the discourse and public space issues in light of neoliberalist trends and environmental justice.

http://www.ceu.hu/video/2012-03-26/tamara-steger-analyzes-the-sustainability-dimensions-of-the-occupy-movement