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Antimicrobial Resistance: Just Transitions for Shared Futures

Abstract

This seminar explores the special journal issue ‘Just Transitions’ as a framework to examine the social, ethical, and ecological dimensions of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). It reflects on how AMR intersects with injustice, marginality, and inequality, and considers how principles of solidarity, inclusivity, and sustainability can guide equitable and shared futures with the microbial world. Introduction to Special Issue - Antimicrobial Resistance: Just Transition for Shared Futures Talk by Claas Kirchhelle, Sara de Wit, Miriam Waltz, Sheila Varadan Roundtable I: Theorising justice in a ‘just’ transition Talk by Tess Johnson, Romina Rekers, Calvin Ho, Sheila Varadan Roundtable II: Equity and inclusivity in AMR transitions Talk by Marina Joubert, Gloria Rukomeza, Vijayashree Yellappa, Deepshikha Batheja Roundtable III: AMR Governance and policy in transition Talk by Nicolas Fortane, Ashish Giri, Nadya Wells, Sonia Lewycka, Edna Mutua Conclusion / Wrap up Talk by Jeffrey R. Wilson

Research topics

  • Antibiotic Use and Resistance
  • Pharmaceutical and Antibiotic Environmental Impacts
  • Zoonotic diseases and public health

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DOI: 10.52843/cassyni.fhb2gs

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