PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• "Proving Grounds: Experimental Rewilding, Historical Ecology, and "Real Nature" presentation on Fake by Design? Panel (co-coordinated with Eric Godoy and Kimberly Dill) International Association for Environmental Philosophy Annual Meeting, Penn State University, Pennsylvania (USA) October, 2018

• “PhD Employability in a Precarious Labour Market: Suggestions for the New Regime” (co-presentation with Gili Yaron) WTMC Annual Meeting, University of Amsterdam (NL) November, 2017
• “Unsettling Place: Rewilding in the cultural landscape” International Association for Environmental Philosophy Annual Meeting, Memphis, Tennessee (USA) October, 2017
• “Responding to extinction in the Anthropocene” Being Human in the Age of the Anthropocene workshop, University of Michigan, East Lansing, Michigan (USA) - invited - October, 2017
• “Uselessness and Rewilding’s Economy of Nature” Unnecessary, Unwanted and Uncalled-for: A Workshop on Uselessness, University of Amsterdam (NL) March, 2017
• “Proving Grounds: Experimental Rewilding and Questions of Historical Ecology” Splijtstof Symposium: Splijtstof in het Wild, Radboud University Nijmegen (NL) -invited- May, 2017
• "Landscapes of  Experimentation: Rewilding in Experimental Reserves" Landscape: Interpretations, Relations, & Representations Conference, Leiden University (NL) January, 2017
• “The Unsettled Places of Rewilding” Postgraduate Workshop in Environmental Philosophy, University of Edinburgh -invited- November, 2016
• “Civilization and its Discontents: Economy and Nature in Thoreau and Monbiot” International Society for Environmental Ethics Annual Meeting, Pace University, NYC (USA) June, 2016
• “Rewilding: An Introduction” Layered Landscapes Conference, Radboud University Nijmegen (NL) -invited- June, 2016
• "A question of identity: Considering environmental identity and significant cultural landscapes in environmental ethics" (co-presentation with Mateusz Tokarski) OZSW Annual Conference, Vrij Universiteit Amsterdam (NL)​ December, 2015
• "The Role of the Past in No-Analogue Futures: Beyond Historical Fidelity in Ecological Restoration" International Society for Environmental Ethics Annual Meeting, Kiel (DE) July, 2015
• "Landscapes as Texts: Hermeneutics & Environmental Philosophy" OZSW Graduate Conference in Theoretical Philosophy, Radboud University Nijmegen (NL) April, 2015
• "Rewilding, Burning Books, and Forgetting Places" Landscape, Wilderness, and the Wild Conference, Newcastle University (England)    March, 2015
• "Landscape as a Text: Authorship of Landscape in the Anthropocene" International Society for Environmental Ethics Annual Meeting, Allenspark, Colorado (USA) June, 2014
• "Landscape, Conservationism, and Forgetting" Things to Remember: Materializing Memories in Art & Popular Culture, Radboud University Nijmegen (NL) June, 2014
• "Climate as Assemblage and Distributive Agency for Climate Ethics" Societas Ethica's 50th Annual Conference: Ethics of an Open Future, Soesterberg (NL) August, 2013  
• "Climate Engineering Research and Gender: Alternate Ways of Understanding What it is to ‘Geoengineer’" (co-presentation with Holly Jean Buck) Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles (USA) April, 2013
• "Climate as Assemblage: Imagining an Ecological Metaphysics" University of Montana Philosophy Forum (USA) March, 2013
• "Geoengineering and the Challenge of Context" Graduate Conference on Environmental Philosophy, North Idaho College (USA) April, 2012
• "Geoengineering and the Challenge of Context" Graduate Student and Faculty Research Conference, University of Montana (USA) April, 2012
• "Google’s Panopticon" Fifth Annual Undergraduate Philosophy Conference,   University of Southern Illinois, Edwardsville (USA) October, 2010

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

• Gammon, A. R. (forthcoming) “The Unsettled Places of Rewilding”, in Unsettling Place & Space, S. Pinto, S. Hannigan, E. Charlton, & B. Walker-Gibbs (Eds.), Springer.

 

• Gammon, A. R. (2018). " The Many Meanings of Rewilding: An Introduction and the Case for a Broad Conceptualisation," Environmental Values 27: 331-350.

 

• Tokarski, M., Gammon, A. R. (2016). Cultivating a Dialogue: Rewilding, Heritage Landscapes, & Belonging. The Trumpeter 32(2): 147-154. 

 

• Buck, H. J., Gammon, A. R., & Preston, C. J. (2014). Gender and geoengineering. Hypatia 29(3): 651-669.​ This paper was included in an online symposium on philosophy and climate change. You can read part of the paper as well as responses to it here. 

         
BOOK REVIEWS

• Gammon, A. R. (2017). Review of Emplotting Virtue: A Narrative Approach to Environmental Virtue Ethics, by Brian Treanor. In Environmental Ethics 38(3): 379-382. 

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• Gammon, A. R. (2015). Review of Bryan E. Bannon's From Mastery to Mystery: A Phenomenological Foundation for an Environmental Ethic. In Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology.  Full text .pdf available here.

 

• Zwier, J. & Gammon, A. R. (2015). Review of Mark Coeckelbergh's Environmental Skill: Motivation, Knowledge, and the Possibility of a Non-Romantic Environmental Ethics, in Human Studies 38(3): 439-444. 

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Gammon, A. R. (2018). “Not lawn, nor pasture, nor mead”: Rewilding & the Cultural Landscape. PhD Dissertation. Unpublished monograph. Full text available online. 

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• Gammon, A. R. (2017). Rewilding: Process or Paradigm? ECOS: A Review of Conservation 38(1). 

                                                                                                           

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