Copyright
Ute DieckmannPublished On
2021-09-28Page Range
pp. 189-206Language
- English
Print Length
17 pages
14. On Climate and the Risk of Onto-Epistemological Chainsaw Massacres
A Study on Climate Change and Indigenous People in Namibia Revisited
Chapter of: Negotiating Climate Change in Crisis (pp. 189–206)
Contributors
Ute Dieckmann
(author)Anthropologist at University of Cologne
Ute Dieckmann is an anthropologist at the University of Cologne and currently German Principal Investigator for Etosha-Kunene Histories, supported by the German Research Foundation and the UK's Arts and Humanities Research Council. For many years, she has worked at the Legal Assistance Centre in Windhoek, doing research with and advocacy for marginalised and indigenous communities in Namibia.