To secure the resource intensive prosperity of the Global North, the so called imperial mode of living externalises social and environmental costs that are both shifted to the Global South and within society along class, gender and racialised lines. The imperial mode of living has
so spread across societies, which have been sites of exploitation since colonial times. Despite multiple social conflicts and resistance to the effects of the imperial mode of living, it became the dominant model of development in Latin America. The event will address the question of how the imperial mode of living was able to assert itself despite its manifold contradictions. Authors of two JEP special issues (JEP 2021-4 and JEP 2022-1) will discuss the interplay of everyday actions and social structures that enable and support the reproduction of the imperial mode of living in the Global South.

Speakers: Felix Malte Dorn (Innsbruck University), Anna Landherr (Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich), Jakob Graf (Friedrich Schiller University Jena), Teresa Millesi (University of Innsbruck) and Camila Moreno (Humboldt University of Berlin)
Chair: Anna Preiser (University of Vienna)

Where: ONLINE via Zoom
https://univienna.zoom.us/j/61193078898?pwd=SnhjbytvNnYxb1pZRFFmVTVGUDhjZz09
Meeting ID: 611 9307 8898
ID code: 281280

Language: English

In Cooperation with Mattersburger Kreis für Entwicklungspolitik
https://www.mattersburgerkreis.at/site/de/veranstaltungen/article/557.html
https://www.mattersburgerkreis.at/site/de/publikationen/jep/alleausgabenartikel