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While planetary system crises are intensifying, the war in Ukraine has shifted attention to a longer trend of a shifting geopolitical landscape. This geopolitical turmoil poses challenges to the multilateral context in which global environmental governance seeks to shape solutions and realize sustainability transformations.
In this upcoming session, the Earth System Governance Speaker Series will return to interrogate the widespread consequences of the current geopolitical turmoil for earth system governance. We examine such consequences across timescales and perspectives ranging from global diplomacy, food systems, energy, security, material value chains and economics.
The Speaker Series will include three panelists
• Dr. Dhanasree Jayaram
• Prof. Simon Dalby
• Dr. Marie Claire Brisbois
Each will present their thoughts and perspectives, organised as a roundtable.
After this has concluded, there will be an audience Q&A and panel discussion of around 30-35 minutes. The session will be chaired by Dr. Agni Kalfagianni, Utrecht University.

Definitions:
The term ‘earth system governance’ signals a paradigmatic change from governing environmental problems at a local level, towards dealing with a more fundamental transformation of the earth system.
Earth system: Earth´s interacting physical, chemical, and biological processes.
Governance: The processes of interactions of a society, be they through laws, norms, power, or language.