Panels: only for invited participants
Keynotes by Julia Eckert and Barbara Muraca: Open to the Public upon Registration (see below)
Wednesday, 7 October 2026
09:30-10:00 AM, Registration & Welcome Coffee
10:00–11:45 AM, Keynote Address (Open to the Public, Registration: see below)
Welcome Remarks, Frank Adloff (Futures of Sustainability)
Julia Eckert (University of Bern): Responsibility in the Age of the Deal
Chair: Christine Hentschel (Futures of Sustainability)
11:45 AM–01:00 PM, Lunch Break, Catering on-site
01:00–02:45 PM, Panel 1: Responsiblity as Agency
Rahel Busch (Humboldt University Berlin): Tipping Points of Responsibility and Power: Positional Elite and Environmental Leadership in Times of Polycrisis
Marie Leth (University of Gothenburg): The Promises of Green Transition: The Politics of ‘Acting Responsibly’ in the Governance of Agri-Food Transition
02:45–03:15 PM, (Coffee) Break
03:15–05:00 PM, Panel 2: Law and Responsiblity
María Daniela Delgado-Álvarez (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá): Litigating Green Encryption: Carbon Credits, Responsibility, and the Limits of Law in Colombia
Felix Butz (Humboldt University Berlin): Mere Mirage? Critiquing the International Crime of Ecocide as a Project of Inadequate Responsibilisation in the Anthropocene
05:00–05:50 PM, Break and Transfer to the Harbour
05:50–07:30 PM, Harbour Boat Trip
Thursday, 8 October 2026
09:45–10:00 AM, Coffee & Small Snack
10:00–11:45 PM, Panel 3: (In)visibilising Responsibility
Julian Koptisch (University of Salzburg): Measured, Yet Unknown: More-than-Human Responsibility and the Limits of Regulatory Perception
Marco Hohmann (Futures of Sustainability): Upcycling Society: Rethinking the Material Foundations of Collective Responsibility
11:45 AM–01:00 PM, Lunch Break, Catering on-site
01:00–02:45 PM, Panel 4: Shifting Responsibility
Devendraraj Madhanagopal (Jesuit University India, Harirajur): Who bears ‘environmental harms’ and who has ‘more’ responsibility to address them? The politics of ‘shifting responsibility’ in environmental change in coastal Tamil Nadu, India
Carolin Winter (University of Wuppertal): The Berlin Blackout: A Catalyst for Responsibilisation in the Climate-Security Nexus
02:45–03:15 PM, (Coffee) Break
03:15–5:00 PM, Panel 5: Responsibility Beyond Human
Judith Henning & Steffen Popp (Klimaparlament sämtlicher Wesen und Unwesen): Climate parliament of all beings and non-beings
05:00–06:00 PM, Break and Transfer to Amargi (Valentinskamp 34a, 20355 HH)
06:00–08:30 PM, Dinner at Amargi (Valentinskamp 34a, 20355 HH)
Friday, 9 October 2026
09:45–10:00 AM, Coffee & Small Snack
10:00–11:45 AM, Panel 6: Depoliticising Responsibility
Amal Allouch (CAU Kiel): Responsibility as Epistemic Control: How “Responsibilization” Moralizes Extractivism and Secures Structural Violence
Sourish Jha (Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata): When Responsibility Works Too Well: Everydayization and the Depoliticization of Environmental Harm
11:45 AM–01:00 PM, Lunch Break, Catering on-site
01:00–02:30 PM, Closing Keynote (Open to the Public, Registration: see below)
Barbara Muraca (University of Greifswald): Responsibility as Radical Care: Learning to “Respond” from Feminist and Indigenous Traditions
Chair: Frank Adloff (Futures of Sustainability)
02:30–03:00 PM, Closing Remarks
Laura Affolter, Marco Hohmann, Philipp Jacobi & Macario Lacbawan (Futures of Sustainability)