Charrlotte
@charrlotte.bsky.social
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charrlotteadelina.de "yes, I am Charrlotte" | she / her | thinking a lot about science as an employer | PhD-ing urban ecologies, 🌱🌿, critical urbanism, & other interests that come and go
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blessed are those who haven't heard the ELSTER hotline's music on hold
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buerubner.bsky.social
Their ways of life don't conform to the "(Western) European Way of Life", and they are judged for it. This standard is arrogant and harmful, and sucks up the resources that peripheral, marginalized, and rural people need.
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nposegay.bsky.social
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matildaf.bsky.social
This looks...really good? And apparently in defiance of the cowardly retreat from 'gender' we've been seeing.
momoulton.bsky.social
Some big news: the University of Birmingham is launching a new MA in Gender & Sexuality. It's interdisciplinary, with a focus on combining theory & practice. It's going to be amazing. I'm convening it: message or email with questions. www.birmingham.ac.uk/study/postgr... @unibirmingham.bsky.social
Gender and Sexuality MA - University of Birmingham
Course information for prospective postgraduate students on our MA History taught masters degree programme at the University of Birmingham.
www.birmingham.ac.uk
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charrlotte.bsky.social
Met so many, learnt so much, got gifts and even played a game 🥂🍀 #RGS-IBG2025 #creativegeographies
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katiekung.bsky.social
Still decompressing from #ESEH2025 week but hey was it good!
@elinetabak.bsky.social @chriskla.bsky.social @charrlotte.bsky.social, Sven Seelinger plus @aberehrlich.bsky.social
(Go “invasive species”! I guess…)
charrlotte.bsky.social
What an excellent moderation. Lots to learn for many, there. Not only was the room really opened up to online participants (incl. me), but ECRs were given space FIRST in the discussion #downwithheirarchies #changingacademia
charrlotte.bsky.social
this was such an amazing experience 💚 the organisers @katiekung.bsky.social @elinetabak.bsky.social, the presenters, AND the audience were so engaging.
elinetabak.bsky.social
Chairing this fabulous #PlantStudies panel today: "Vegetal (hi)stories: more-than-human narratives of invasion and belonging" 🌿🌲🌾

Join us at 14.00-15.30 & 16.00-17.30 in room 21.011 for some planty goodness
Powerpoint slide acting as a poster. There's a transparent image of japanese knotweed as the background with dark green text:

Vegetal (hi)stories: more-than-human narratives of invasion and belonging
ESEH 2025: Thursday 20 August, 14.00-15.30 & 16.00-17.30, room 21.011
organised by Katie Kung (LMU) and Eline Tabak (Oulu)

Session 1 (14.00-15.30)
Christopher Klapperich (Rachel Carson Center, LMU Munich) – Normalizing invasion in an altered archipelago. New debates about the belonging of native and exotic trees in Philippine reforestation
Charrlotte Adelina (Freie Universität Berlin) – Phytosociological Constructs and Pragmatic Targets in Restoration Practice
Katie Kung (Rachel Carson Center, LMU Munich) – Naturalised citizens or noxious immigrants? Caring for ‘invasive’ plant species in a changing world
Session 2 (16.00-17.30)
Martin Schmitt (Paderborn University) – Sustainable foreigners to repair European natures? Experimental cultivation of foreign tree species and their use in reforestation in Spain and Prussia
Sven Seelinger (University of Augsburg) – Artificial Bramble. Barbed Wire and the Changing Human-Artefact-Biota Relationships on the Great Plains (1873–1933)
Roundtable discussion with all participants
charrlotte.bsky.social
some of these reactions cannot be read without the aversion to intl. labour mobility in germany (pervasive everywhere but also in academia), the economy, & the arrogance of the german society in saying 'we won't adapt to a post-migration society one bit, but need to fill our pension gaps'
charrlotte.bsky.social
the responses on this post shared elsewhere is extremely hostile to intl postdocs. there seems to be the expectation that intl folks should master a language + research + adapt in a new society + understand the bureaucratic framework (all within the short contract timeframe)
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hannahdcknsn.bsky.social
I've always been really upfront about my experiences with this. I have encountered accent-based classism (not actually a true assessment of my 'class') at every stage in my student and now academic career. It is RIFE in this country across students and also staff members. Something HAS to change.
charrlotte.bsky.social
I have many a bones to pick with the travel admin, who seems to think it's too much work to calculate petty pennies (INR) for field work periods. None of the forms and systems here are made for international researchers. I'm sorry for the workload, but I can't alter global currency exchange systems
charrlotte.bsky.social
One of the reasons I moved out of this research focus is really just the raw pain from field work with waste workers and street vendors & the guilt at interviewing the most precarious and instrumentalizing their narratives for research
charrlotte.bsky.social
POCs are becoming increasingly tense about the emerging situation in Germany. The media and politicians have done their job exceedingly well - even seemingly mundane conversation are tinted with nefarious hints of racist incitement.
charrlotte.bsky.social
blessed are those who haven't heard the ELSTER hotline's music on hold
charrlotte.bsky.social
Yay, so thrilled that my visa has been approved in time for the #RGS-IBG Annual Conference. Will be visiting the UK for the first time and would be around until September 7th. Please reach out if you are around Birmingham / recommend any spots! :)
charrlotte.bsky.social
what a deeply cathartic read on caste and academic collaborations!
charrlotte.bsky.social
On the flattening of brown scholars in the Western Academy, from Patel, S. & Da Costa, D. (2022). “We Cannot Write About Complicity Together”:
Limits of Cross-Caste Collaborations in Western Academy. Engaged Scholar
Journal, 8(2), 1–27. doi.org/10.15402/esj...
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lisaonaga.bsky.social
Please register for the HSS meeting @NOLA & come meet Ashton Wesner 🐟Sam Muka 🪸 Rebecca Woods 🐒 Aleksandar Shopov 🐫 and + discuss their research on animal mobilities and why such histories of science matter. Thanks to Sonia Wigh, co-organizer of this roundtable with the Osiris editors! #histsci
Left hand holding a hard copy of "Animal Mobilities," volume 40 of Osiris against backdrop of messy office
charrlotte.bsky.social
Looking forward to the ESEH panel by @katiekung.bsky.social and @elinetabak.bsky.social to think together on "Vegetal (hi)stories: more-than-human narratives of invasion and belonging"
charrlotte.bsky.social
looking for literature / leads on how nativism can be far from neat, messy in its circulations, and even outward-looking, or influenced by philosophies or regimes of the Other {tying up some loose threads in the diss}
charrlotte.bsky.social
That was a fascinating talk last eve. Heading over to read "For a Liberatory Politics of Home": www.dukeupress.edu/for-a-libera...
michelelancione.bsky.social
Today at the Georg Simmel Centre for Urban Studies at Humboldt Uni in Berlin, I'll give a talk on my work on the constitutive violence of the Italian home.

Thanks to Ignacio Farias & colleagues for the invite!

At 6pm, Universitätsstraße 3b, Room 002