From time immemorial, people have used peripheries to extract different types of resources.　 Some peripheries became valuable because of particular structural conditions, whereas others were rich in desirable and valuable ecologies and geologies.　 In this　Green Dreams in Peripheral Development　webinar, we consider how resource peripheries have become securitised in the changing geopolitical climate, and ask　if this could see peripheries becomede-peripheralised.

Speakers: Joanie Willett (University of Exeter); Madeliene Eriksson (University of Umea); Al Rainnie, University of South Australia; Darryn Snell, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology; Harry Pitts, University of Exeter.