CV, Anna Kaijser. Year of birth: 1981 Nationality: Swedish Languages: Swedish, English, Spanish

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1 CV, Anna Kaijser Year of birth: 1981 Nationality: Swedish Languages: Swedish, English, Spanish Short bio Anna Kaijser holds a PhD degree in Sustainability Science and is currently working as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Thematic Studies: Environmental Change, Linköping University. In her research, she explores environmental policy, politics and movements engaging feminist intersectional and postcolonial approaches. She has extensive experience of working with qualitative methods such as discourse analysis, interviews and observations. In addition to her scholarly work, she frequently gives lectures on gender, intersectionality and climate change to non-academic audiences. Education and degrees PhD degree in Sustainability Science, Lund University 2014 Master s degree in Social Sciences, Lund University Master in International Development and Management (LUMID), Master thesis: Same City, Worlds Apart: A Case Study of Housing among Peruvian Migrant Women in Santiago de Chile. (An intersectional analysis, based on ethnographic fieldwork) Bachelor s degree in Social Anthropology and Gender Studies, Stockholm University, Bachelor s thesis: Kan träden skymma skogen? Om Sidas jämställdhetspolicy. (A discourse analysis of the Gender Policy of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency) Career Lecturer, Department of Thematic Studies: Environmental Change, Linköping University. January 2018 Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Thematic Studies: Environmental Change, Linköping University. January 2016 December 2017 Lecturer, Lund University, August 2015 December Teaching in Gender Studies, Environmental Science and Human Ecology Postdoctoral Project: Interdisciplinary study of New Big Science. Pufendorf Institute, Lund University, January 2015 June 2015 Postdoctoral Project: Organisation of research workshop in La Paz. Lund University Centre of Sustainability Science (LUCSUS), September 2014 November 2014 PhD Candidate in Sustainability Science, Lund University, April 2009 May 2014

2 Chapter Scientist, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), Working Group II, Chapter 13 (Livelihoods and Poverty), March 2011 March 2014 Intern, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida). La Paz, Bolivia, September 2008 February 2009 Intern, Habitat International Coalition (HIC) General Secretary, Santiago de Chile, July 2007 February 2008 Peer-reviewed publications Kaijser, Anna & David Larsson Heidenblad (2017). Young activists in muddy boots: Fältbiologerna and the ecological turn in Sweden, Scandinavian Journal of History, published online October 2017 Henriksson, Malin & Anna Kaijser (2017). Att ställa andra frågor: Intersektionalitet och feministisk politisk ekologi (English: To ask other questions: Intersectionality and feminist political ecology). In Jönsson, E. and E. Andersson (Eds.) Politisk Ekologi: En antologi om makt och miljöer. Studentlitteratur Kaijser, Anna & Annica Kronsell (2016). Who gets to know about nature? Biodiversity and ecosystem services through an intersectional lens. Freiburger Zeitschrift für Geschlechterstudien 22:2 Kaijser, Anna (2016). Tensiones y utopías: Las políticas ambientales bolivianas bajo el mandato de Evo Morales (English: Tensions and utopias: Bolivian environmental struggles under Evo Morales). Ecología Política, no 51, special issue on political ecology in Latin America Kaijser, Anna (2016). Can big be made sustainable? Environmental contestations over the ESS and MAX IV. In Sandell, K. and J. Rekers (Eds.) New big science in focus: Perspectives on ESS and MAX IV. Lund Studies in Arts and Cultural Sciences Kaijser, Anna (2014). Who is Marching for Pachamama? An Intersectional Analysis of Environmental Struggles in Bolivia under the Government of Evo Morales. Doctoral Thesis, LUCSUS, Lund University Kaijser, Anna & Annica Kronsell (2014). Climate Change through the Lens of Intersectionality. Environmental Politics 23:3 Kaijser, Anna (2013). White ponchos dripping away? Glacier narratives in Bolivian climate change discourse. In Methmann, C., D. Rothe and B. Stephan (Eds) Deconstructing the Greenhouse. Interpretive approaches to global climate governance. Routledge Kaijser, Anna (2011). Intersektionalitet för klimatsolidaritet: Om klimatdiskussionen i Bolivia och vikten av analytisk komplexitet (English: Intersectionality for climate solidarity: On climate discussions in Bolivia and the importance of analytical complexity. Tidskrift för Genusvetenskap 2011:4

3 Conference Presentations (selected) hopefulness 2017: The 13th Nordic Environmental Social Science Conference, Tampere, June 6-8, Paper presented: Like Bells We Toll, Telling Everyone That It Is Time to Wake Up Urbergsgruppen as an Example of Organized Mining Resistance. (Co-authored with Björn Wallsten) Swedish Historian Conference, Sundsvall, May 10-12, Paper presented: Young activists in muddy boots: Fältbiologerna and the ecological turn in Sweden, (Co-authored with David Larsson Heidenblad) Ecological Democracy Workshop, Sydney University, February 20-21, Paper presented: Ecological Democracy on the Run: Embodied Climate Activism and Story- Telling in the Mobilization for COP21. (Co-authored with Eva Lövbrand) Swedish Science and Technology Studies (STS) Conference, Helsingborg, May 19-20, Organizer and moderator on panel about sustainability and STS Gender and Climate Change Conference, GenderCC, Berlin, March 1, Participation in plenary panel about feminist research on climate change G14, Biannual Swedish Gender research Conference, Umeå November 26-28, Participation in panel and organization of workshop Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, April 9-13, Paper presented: Who is marching for Pachamama? Environmental debates in Bolivia under MAS Sustainability and Empowerment: A Survey on Latin American Perspectives after Rio+20, Hamburg, November 22-25, Paper presented: Who marches for Pachamama? Environmental debates in Bolivia under MAS Berlin Conference on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change: Social Dimensions of Environmental Change and Governance, Berlin, October 8-9, Paper presented: Development Cooperation as an Arena for Discursive Clashes: The Case of Sida in Bolivia 5th International Conference in Interpretive Policy Analysis, Grenoble, June Participation in Methodology Workshop with the paper: Implications of Climate Change Discourses for International Development Cooperation Amsterdam Conference on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change. Earth System Governance: People, Places and the Planet, Amsterdam, December 2-4, Paper presented: Multidimensional Mobility Politics of Place and People: Merging Top- Down and Bottom-Up Approaches to Environmental Migration. (Co-authored with Giovanni Bettini and Anne Jerneck)

4 Reviews for journals Journals: Gender, Place & Culture; Tidskrift för Genusvetenskap; Environmental Sociology; Ambio; Population and Environment 6 reviews in total Presentations in Public Events (selected) November 2017, Lecture on Gender, Intersectionality and Climate Change, event at the Drivhuset climate festival, Norrköping November 2017, Lecture on Gender, Intersectionality and Climate Change, Gender and Environment Network (GeMiNI), Stockholm March 2016, Participation in public panel talk on gender and climate change, ABF (Workers Educational Association), Stockholm February 2016, Public panel talk about climate change politics, Café Planet, Linköping Fall 2015, Open lecture series on Social Dimensions of Climate Change, Folkuniversitetet, Lund November 2014, Organiser of Workshop on environmental politics, research and activism in Bolivia: reflecting and looking forward (in Spanish, for Bolivian activists and researchers), La Paz December 2013, Lecture on Gender, Intersectionality and Climate Change, Maritime Museum & Aquarium, Gothenburg May 2012, Keynote speaker at the 3 rd Annual Uppsala Conference on the Future of Education and Sustainability, organized by CEMUS, Uppsala University October 2011, Public lecture on Gender, Power and Climate Change, Malmö University May 2011, Public lecture on Gender, Power and Climate Change organized by the municipality of Linköping March 2011, Public lecture on Gender, Power and Climate Change organized by the municipality of Lund Design and organisation of workshops and courses Conference of the Swedish Society for the History of Science and Technology, Norrköping, September 20-22, Part of the organizing committee Writing with Undisciplined Discipline: A Writing Workshop with Environmental Humanities. Stockholm, January, Co-organized with postdocs and PhD

5 candidates from Linköping University and the Royal Institute of Technology Art and Humanities in Environmental Crisis: a Walking Workshop. Vårdnäs Stiftsgård, Linköping, October 3-4, 2016 Workshop on environmental politics, research and activism in Bolivia: reflecting and looking forward. La Paz, November 4, Co-organized with Sandra Valencia Situating the Environmental Humanities. Doctoral course, Lund University, December 2-6, Co-organized with Lena Christensen Being Human in Times of Climate Change: Stretching the Disciplinary Boundaries. Doctoral course, Lund University, January 23-27, Co-organized with Lena Christensen Gender, Power and Climate Change Workshop, Lund University, March Coorganized with Annica Kronsell Supervision, mentoring and teaching PhD project assessment Discussant at the 10 % seminar of Fälton, Emelie, PhD project at the Department for Thematic Studies: Environmental Change, Linköping University. October 2017 Discussant at midterm seminar of Kollnig, Sarah, PhD project in Human Ecology, Lund University. March 2017 Part of the reading group for the 60 % seminar of Cossio, Vladimir, PhD project at the Department for Thematic Studies: Environmental Change, Linköping University. September 2016 Thesis supervision Mujkic, Selma, bachelor s thesis in Environmental Science, Linköping University spring 2018 Lüder, Antonia, master s thesis in Science for Sustainable Development, Linköping University spring 2018 Mihala, Ioana (2017) Master s thesis in Sustainable Development Studies (CEMUS), Uppsala University (Supervisor) Hermanson, Anna & Lena Weber (2015): Anti-Oppression and Academia: Applying critical methodologies to study identity and student experiences in university settings. Master s thesis in Human Ecology: Culture, Power, and Sustainability (CPS), Lund University (Supervisor) Bardos, Lucia (2015): A More Just Way of Living For Everybody? Stories of Language,

6 Privilege, and a Transition Towns Movement in Eastern Canada. Master s thesis in Human Ecology: Culture, Power, and Sustainability (CPS), Lund University (Supervisor) Stenholm, Moa : Water Security in Times of Conflict: Perceptions and Experiences from Southeast Lebanon. Master s thesis in International Development and Management (LUMID), Lund University (Assistant supervisor) Thesis Examination Kihlberg, Erica (2017): Who wants the first bite? A qualitative study on the introduction of edible insects in Sweden. Master s thesis, MSc in Science for Sustainable Development, Linköping University. (Examiner) Zloch, Davita (2015): The Perception of the Millennial Generation and their Engagement in Climate Change Activism. Master s thesis in Human Ecology: Culture, Power, and Sustainability (CPS), Lund University (Examiner) Lauper, Britt (2015): Corporate Social Responsibility at Swisscom: Empowering the Idea of Sustainability and Transforming Individuals Realities. Master s thesis in Human Ecology: Culture, Power, and Sustainability (CPS), Lund University (Examiner) Course Management Critical Perspectives on Sustainable Development. Linköping University, 7,5 ETCS. Part of the Master s Programme Science for Sustainable Development. (Course coordinator, lecturer and examiner) 2016 and 2017 International Environmental Management. Linköping University, 7,5 ETCS. Part of the Bachelor s Programme in Environmental Science. (Course coordinator, lecturer and examiner) 2017 Global Environmental Justice. Lund University, 7,5 ECTS. Part of the Bachelor s Programme in Political Ecology. (Course coordinator, lecturer and examiner) 2015 Teaching Lectures, seminars and mentoring on Bachelor s and Masters level in Human Ecology, Human Geography, Development Studies, Gender Studies, Urban Planning, and Environmental Science. Lund, Linköping and Uppsala Universities. In total about 250 hours, 2009 present. Pedagogical training LATHE - Learning and Teaching in Higher Education. Mandatory qualifying teacher training

7 at Lund University. Course workload equals two weeks of fulltime work. October February 2010