enactment

Expected Papers

• Ignacio Farias1
• Paula Ungar and Roger Strand2
• Isabelle Mauz3
• Israel Rodriguez Giralt4
• Uli Beisel5

Introductory considerations

Managing Objects

In the first part of this theme we endorse how objects are generated in scholarly and managerial interaction and how they are subsequently managed.

The “object” part of "managing objects"

Key questions here: What are the objects of environmental management? How are environmental entities construed as objects in practice as well as theory?

• 1. Farias, Ignacio. "Re-cognizing Tsunamis: The Cosmopolitics of Tsunami Warning Systems (and Failures)." Workshop "How do you manage? Unravelling the situated practice of environmental management", 2012.
• 2. Ungar, Paula, and Roger Strand. "Protected Area Management and Pertinent Knowledge: What does Management Mean and Which Knowledge is Pertinent? A case study in the Colombian Amazon." Workshop "How do you manage? Unravelling the situated practice of environmental management", 2012.
• 3. Mauz, Isabelle. "Wildlife management in practice. The case of the preys-predator programme in the Mercantour national park." Workshop "How do you manage? Unravelling the situated practice of environmental management", 2012.
• 4. Giralt, Israel Rodriguez. "Unpacking nonhuman environments: the role of migratory birds in Donana's Environmental Disaster." Workshop "How do you manage? Unravelling the situated practice of environmental management", 2012.
• 5. Beisel, Ulrike. "Assembling mosquito nets, managing malaria." Workshop "How do you manage? Unravelling the situated practice of environmental management", 2012.

Lippert, Ingmar, and Anonymous. "A dialogue about `diffuse requirements' on an environmental manager's task to report about technical and environmental safety." Workshop "How do you manage? Unravelling the situated practice of environmental management", 2012.