[Sehefac] Fwd: invitation to reception at White Horse Ranch

[Ellen Reese]

Dear SEHE faculty,

Just forwarding you an invitation for a transnational conference (at UCR
and Brazil & via zoom) on global disasters (including those related to
climate change) and a reception at the home of Professor Emeritus
Christopher Chase Dunn that might interest you and/or your colleagues and
students. It is Tues, 3/26. All are welcome & please help to spread the
word.  You also can join the evening reception too even if you cannot
attend the conference.
See below for more details. -ellen

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Christopher Chase-Dunn <chriscd at ucr.edu>
Date: Fri, Mar 22, 2024 at 8:03 PM
Subject: invitation to reception at White Horse Ranch
To: Juliann Allison <juliann at ucr.edu>


Dear Friends,

This is to invite you and a partner, friend or  child to a reception and
BBQ at our home on Tuesday, March 26 starting at 4:45 PM. Our address is
2007 Mt Vernon Avenue, Riverside, 92507.

The reception is in connection with the colloquium on Global
Diisasters that we are having at UC-Riverside (see below). But you do not
have to attend the colloquium to join us at the reception.

If you can join us please RSVP to<chriscd at ucr.edu>

chris and carolyn

UC DRN - Riverside presents a Local Hub of the Hybrid :
XVII International Colloquium on Political Economy of World-Systems

Theme: Global Disasters and World Society

Tuesday, March 26, 2024 9:30am-5:15pm (PDT UTC -7)

UC-Riverside Lyceum

Office of Emergency Management 395 W Linden ST, Riverside, CA 92507

Thanks to the Organizing Committee of the Live Conference in Florianopolis,
Brazil

Fábio Pádua dos Santos (PPGRI/UFSC)

Helton Ricardo Ouriques (PPGRI/UFSC)

Janete Josina de Abreu (PPGDN/UFSC)

Júlia Gouveia (PPGRI/UFSC)

Paola de Paoli (PPGRI/UFSC)

Pedro Antônio Vieira (PPGRI/UFSC)

Chris Chase-Dunn (UC Riverside, UC Disaster Resilience Network)

and to the Organizers of the Local Hub:

Christine Seaman and Chris Chase-Dunn
Colloquium Sponsors

World Society Foundation (Zurich); Institute for Research on World-

Systems (University of California-Riverside); Political Economy of the
World-System Section of the American Sociological Association; Global
Studies Association of North America; Political Economy of the World-System
Interuniversity Consortium; International Big History Association; Federal
University of Santa Catarina, Socio- Economic Center, Department of
Economics and International Relations, Graduate Program in International
Relations and Graduate Program in Natural Disasters

Contributors from:

Brazil, Canada, Indonesia, Japan, Netherlands, Russia, United Kingdom, and
the United States

Main Colloquium Web Site  https://gpepsm.ufsc.br/en/eventos/gdws/

Zoom connection for the main meeting:   Meeting ID: 848 017 2281
Passcode: C78pgr

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/8480172281?pwd=OWE4TWNoeEhOWTE3bkNVaFkvakJKUT09&omn=82362809577

Time Zone for Main Colloquium = Brasília/São Paulo Time (UTC/GMT -3 hours).

 Time Zone for Riverside Hub: Pacific Daylight (UTC/GMT -7) (4 hours
earlier than Brazil)

Parking will be available in Lots 20 and 21 across Linden from the OEM,

Riverside Schedule

*9:30am:* Welcome, Announcements, Introductions

*10:00am:* Lauren Langman, University of Chicago, “Generational Change
Meets Climate
Change”

*10:45am:* Roberto J. Ortiz, California State University, Long Beach, “The
Rise and Ongoing Demise of Fossil-Fueled Development: Late Capitalism and State
Socialism in World-Ecological Perspective” (Live in Riverside & Remote to
UFSC in Brazil)

*  11:20am*: David J. LePoire, College of DuPage, “A Delicate Balance
in Preparing
for Challenges During the Energy and Climate Transitions”

*12:05pm*: Break for Lunch

On Campus: The Habit / Latitude 55; Subway

*1:30* pm: Cid Martinez and Thomas Reifer, University of San Diego,
“Pathologies
of Violence, Profits, & Power: Pandemics, Portals and Struggles for Global
Solidarity”

*2:15* pm: Christine Seaman, University of California, Riverside,
“"Disaster Preparedness:
Unsheltered in Riverside Heat” *3:00*: Brainstorm about Disaster Science, Poly
Crises and What Is To Be Done.

*4:00pm:* Adjourn

*4:30pm:* Reception and BBQ at White Horse Ranch

2007 Mt. Vernon Ave, Riverside 92507

-- 
chris chase-dunn   邓宇歌
institute for research on world-systems
university of california-riverside
riverside, ca 92521 USA
mailing address: 2007 mt vernon ave, riverside, ca 92507 usa
Consider using my textbook in your class:
_Social Change: Globalization from the Stone Age to the Present_ Routledge



-- 
Ellen Reese
Professor and Acting Vice Chair, Department of Society, Environment, and
Health Equity (https://sehe.ucr.edu/)
Chair of Labor Studies (laborstudies.ucr.edu)
Faculty Co-Director of the Inland Empire Labor & Community Center (
ielcc.ucr.edu)
UC-Riverside

*Most recent books *
*Unsustainable: Amazon, Warehousing, and the Politics of Exploitation*
(with Juliann Emmons Allison, UC Press, 2023)
https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520388383/unsustainable

*The Cost of Free Shipping: Amazon in the Global Economy*, co-edited with
Jake Alimahomed-Wilson (Pluto Press, 2020; Winner of UALE's Best Book
Related to Labor Education Award, 2020-2021)
https://www.plutobooks.com/9780745341484/the-cost-of-free-shipping/
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