The Greyzone of the Green Transition

18–19 May 2026 · Câmpu Cetatii, Mure, Romania · Conference · 273 views

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The Greyzone of the Green Transition conference unites researchers and activists to address environmental justice in Central and Eastern Europe, exploring hidden violence in resource struggles, fostering theoretical insights and collective action.

Highlights

<b>Call for Papers: The Greyzone of the Green Transition - Environmental Inequalities in Central and Eastern Europe - ecoJust home</b><br/>The Greyzone of the Green Transition is a conference dedicated to advancing conversations on environmental justice in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). It brings together senior , doctoral, and postdoctoral researchers, and activists committed to shedding light on the often-overlooked injustices and forms of resistance emerging in the region. Observing the overlap between post-communist legacies and green transition trajectories, the conference investigates how structural, gradual, and hidden forms of violence emerge in the context of resource struggles and environmental decline. We aim to deepen the theoretical framing of environmental injustice in the region and foster a space for collective reflection and action.<br/><br/><br/>Deadline Extended:The deadline for submitting proposals toThe Greyzone of the Green Transitionconference has been extended toOctober 20, 2025. We thank all participants who have already submitted and look forward to further contributions.<br/>Location:Câmpu Cetății, Mureș County, Romania<br/>Dates: 18 – 19 May 2026<br/>Organizers:Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania

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