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=====Animal Borderlands=====
https://www.britishanimalstudiesnetwork.org.uk/FutureMeetings/AnimalBorderlands.aspx
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The meeting is organised under the auspices of the [[:animal_research_nexus|Animal Research Nexu]]s (AnNex) on behalf of the [[:british_animal_studies_network|British Animal Studies Network]], with thanks to Keble College, Oxford.
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It comprises of three sessions which will be held online on three separate days:
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**Friday 18 September 2020  3-5PM BST**
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Session 1: Living in the Borderlands      Chair: Beth Greenhough

  * 3.00-3.05 – Chair’s introduction

  * 3.05-3.25 – Alistair Anderson (University of Nottingham) ‘Navigating the Borderlands of Human and Companion Animal Healthcare in the Context of Antibiotic Stewardship’

  * 3.25-3.45 – Seth Gustafson (University College London) – ‘Fishers and eels:  oral history, disappearing livelihoods, and endangered species in an age of extinction’

  * 3.45-4.05 – Erica von Essen (University of Oslo) – ‘Pig Non Grata: Understanding Biopower, Necropolitics and Securitization of Nature through the ‘War on Boars’

  * 4.05-4.20 – Break

  * 4.20-4.40 – Katherine Kanne (Northwestern University) – ‘Riding is a borderland’

  * 4.40-5.00 –Jaxon Waterhouse and Chantelle Mitchell (writers and artists based in Australia) – ‘Present Absence or Absent Presence: the allegory of the Night Parrot’

  * 5.00 – End

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**Friday 25 September 2020  3-5PM BST**
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Session 2: Narrating, negotiating and performing border crossings     Chair: Reuben Message

  * 3.00-3.05 – Chair’s introduction
 
  * 3.05-3.50 – Plenary 1: Raf de Bont (University of Maastricht) – ‘Moving/Being Moved: Wildlife, Humans & Globalization’

  * 3.50-4.00 – Break

  * 4.00-4.20 – Anna Guasco (University of Cambridge) – ‘Terraqueous Border-‘lands’: Grey Whale Migration Along the North American Pacific Coast’

  * 4.20-4.40 – Thomas Spencer (University of Birmingham) – ‘White Feathers on the Golden River: gyrfalcon trade and hunting diplomacies in Manchurian borderlands at the turn of the twelfth century’
 
  * 4.40-5.00 – Bronwen Buckeridge (Falmouth University) – ‘Widowhood: interruptive wildness and unruly domesticity in pigeon racing system’
 
  * 5.00 – End  

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**Friday 2 October 2020  3-5PM BST**
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Session 3: The human-animal interface       Chair: Alexandra Palmer

  * 3.00-3.05 – Chair’s introduction
   
  * 3.05-3.50 – Plenary 2: Marcus Coates (Visual artist) – ‘Exploring the human/animal border through art’
 
  * 3.50-4.00 – Break

  * 4.00-4.20 – Ben Farrar (University of Cambridge) – ‘Statistical smokescreens and storytelling: What can scientists tell us about the mental lives of animals?’
 
  * 4.20-4.40 – Karen Jones (University of Kent) – ‘Science Communication and the Call of the Wild: Wolf Howls and the Sonic Boundaries of Conservation in Algonquin Provincial Park’
 
  * 4.40-5.00 – Anindya Sinha (National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bangalore) – ‘Reaching Out: Interspecies Communication in a Synurbising Forest of Southern India’
 
  * 5.00 – End 
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PLEASE NOTE - The three sessions are separate events on different days. Please select a separate ticket for each of the sessions you would like to attend when prompted on the meeting Eventbrite page Booking closes on **16 September 2020.
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Papers will be pre-recorded and shared with participants in advance of the sessions. The online sessions will involve speakers giving a brief introduction to their paper followed by general discussion structured around participant questions submitted in advance. Participants will also be able tweet questions during the sessions using the hashtag #BASNBorderlands, or ask questions via the Chat function on Teams.

This event is free, however we suggest that you make a donation to your local animal charity in lieu of a registration fee.
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