Nathalia Capellini Carvalho de Oliveira

EPFLVPAVPA-AVP-ESHSSHS-ENS

Teaching & PhD

Courses

Global environmental history

HUM-312

This course focuses on the debates and theories around the concept of the Anthropocene. It offers a critical analysis of the human origins of climate change and explores the political implications of this phenomenon for global environmental management.

Infrastructures et sciences sociales

HUM-283

This course offers a perspective from social sciences to analyzing infrastructures (from planning to their governance). It will address issues of ecology, accessibility, contestation, risks, and citizenship based on different case studies worldwide.