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Karla Eitel

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ID790561
NAMEKarla Eitel
GIVEN NAMESKarla
FAMILY NAMEEitel
SIGNATUREEITEL K
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Idaho
ORCID0000-0001-8200-9495
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS6
WORKS AS AUTHOR10
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2013
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX2
  • Zur Berechenbarkeit von Umwelten

    Open Access•Karla Eitel•ARTICLE•Kulturanthropologie Notizen•2026

    Die Digitalisierung prägt zunehmend, wie Umwelten im Klimawandel erkannt und regiert werden. Dieses Editorial entwickelt den Begriff der environmental computability (Berechenbarkeit von Umwelten), um jene sozio-materiellen Bedingungen zu beschreiben, unter denen Umwelten durch computationale Systeme messbar, vergleichbar und handlungsrelevant werden, und fragt, welches Wissen und welche Infrastrukturen dies ermöglichen. Statt die Beiträge dieses …

  • Schöne neue nachhaltige Stadt

    Open Access•Karla Eitel, Britta Acksel•ARTICLE•Kulturanthropologie Notizen•2026

    Krise ist kein Zustand, sondern ein relationaler Wissensprozess. Sie entsteht in translokalen Zirkulationen von Modellen, Narrativen und Infrastrukturen und bringt dabei spezifische Epistemiken hervor, die politische Ordnungen von Zeit, Verantwortung und Zukunft strukturieren. In diesem Beitrag zeigen wir, dass Krisenwissen selektiv Dringlichkeit erzeugt, Probleme sichtbar macht und Interventionen plausibilisiert – während politisch-ökonomische V…

  • Cultivating relationships for Indigenous futures

    Open Access•Cultivating Relationships Collaborative, Vanessa Anthony-Stevens et al.•ARTICLE•AlterNative An International…•2025•References: 25

    This article analyzes the efforts of Cultivating Relationships Collaborative partnering with teachers and Tribes to integrate Indigenous and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics school knowledge, a project of re-learning, un-learning, and the development of Indigenous Land pedagogies with kindergarten to year 12 (K-12) public educators. Cultivating Relationships Collaborative is a co-designed yearlong teacher professional certificate…

  • Involving People in Conservation

    Open Access•Alyssa R Soucy, Sandra De Urioste-Stone et al.•ARTICLE•Conservation and Society•2024

    Environmental conservation groups involve people in diverse ways. These include participatory spaces where people can participate in decision-making and action and engagement processes, where groups communicate, educate, and conduct outreach to build environmental understanding and involve audiences in conservation activities. We explored the perceptions and experiences of conservation practitioners in Maine, USA, to understand their views of par…

  • Resilience

    Open Access•Karla Eitel, F Stein•ARTICLE•Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology•2023•Cited by: 4

    Resilience’ is becoming a new policy buzzword. The term describes the ability to recover from expected and unexpected situations, stresses, or threats in order to sustain, thrive, and to move on. As a concept and as an approach, it guides people’s adaptation, persistence, and response strategies to sustainably cope with challenges of all kinds, such as pandemics, political oppression, or extreme weather events related to climate change. This entr…

  • Reshuffling Responsibility

    Open Access•Karla Eitel•ARTICLE•Worldwide Waste•2022•Cited by: 2•References: 9

    ‘Responsibility’ is the new buzzword in environmentalism and climate change discourse. Regarding the waste ‘crisis’ in particular, responsibility is understood as pertaining to individual actors, thus undermining the prevailing perception of an interconnected world. This article argues for a processual perspective on responsibility as entangled conditioning of life, which has the potential to embrace more-thanhuman politics of responsibility, tha…

  • Oozing Matters

    Open Access•Karla Eitel•ARTICLE•East Asian Science Technology and…•2021

    The Cambodian city of Phnom Penh displays a unique recyclable waste collection system. This article follows the daily practices of waste pickers and the movements of recyclable waste through the city. The hereby examined recurrent daily interactions define the overall infrastructure of recyclable waste handling that can be described as infracycles: sociomaterial constellations through which the quotidian flows of persons, goods, tools, narratives…

  • Doing Interventions

    Open Access•Laura Otto, Michael Klausner et al.•ARTICLE•Kulturanthropologie Notizen•2021

    In dieser Einleitung zur 83. Ausgabe der Kulturanthropologie Notizen stellen wir das Konzept der Intervention ins Zentrum und betonen wie Forscher:innen und ihre Felder immer aufeinander bezogen sind. Während wir grundsätzlich davon ausgehen, dass ethnographische Studien per se als interventionistisch verstanden werden können, diskutieren wir ‚doing interventions‘ als einen spezifischen, ethnographischen methodischen Ansatz und reflektieren insbe…

  • PlastiCorona

    Open Access•Karla Eitel•ARTICLE•Social Anthropology•2020

    Garbage piles up in the capital of Cambodia; it lies around in corners, on streets, in fields. COVID-19, which has led to a global reduction in the production of greenhouse gases considered utopian, has had little if any significant impact within this country, where garbage is produced in the same amounts, likewise burned and buried, or dumped into the rivers. The smelly sewage channels of Phnom Penh run as brown as usual, patterned with flip-flo…

  • The practical enactment of Adventure Learning

    Open Access•Brant G Miller, R Justin Hougham et al.•ARTICLE•TechTrends•2013

  • Resilience

    Open Access•Karla Eitel, F Stein•ARTICLE•Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology•2023•Cited by: 4

    Resilience’ is becoming a new policy buzzword. The term describes the ability to recover from expected and unexpected situations, stresses, or threats in order to sustain, thrive, and to move on. As a concept and as an approach, it guides people’s adaptation, persistence, and response strategies to sustainably cope with challenges of all kinds, such as pandemics, political oppression, or extreme weather events related to climate change. This entr…

  • Reshuffling Responsibility

    Open Access•Karla Eitel•ARTICLE•Worldwide Waste•2022•Cited by: 2•References: 9

    ‘Responsibility’ is the new buzzword in environmentalism and climate change discourse. Regarding the waste ‘crisis’ in particular, responsibility is understood as pertaining to individual actors, thus undermining the prevailing perception of an interconnected world. This article argues for a processual perspective on responsibility as entangled conditioning of life, which has the potential to embrace more-thanhuman politics of responsibility, tha…

  • The practical enactment of Adventure Learning

    Open Access•Brant G Miller, R Justin Hougham et al.•ARTICLE•TechTrends•2013

  • PlastiCorona

    Open Access•Karla Eitel•ARTICLE•Social Anthropology•2020

    Garbage piles up in the capital of Cambodia; it lies around in corners, on streets, in fields. COVID-19, which has led to a global reduction in the production of greenhouse gases considered utopian, has had little if any significant impact within this country, where garbage is produced in the same amounts, likewise burned and buried, or dumped into the rivers. The smelly sewage channels of Phnom Penh run as brown as usual, patterned with flip-flo…

  • Oozing Matters

    Open Access•Karla Eitel•ARTICLE•East Asian Science Technology and…•2021

    The Cambodian city of Phnom Penh displays a unique recyclable waste collection system. This article follows the daily practices of waste pickers and the movements of recyclable waste through the city. The hereby examined recurrent daily interactions define the overall infrastructure of recyclable waste handling that can be described as infracycles: sociomaterial constellations through which the quotidian flows of persons, goods, tools, narratives…

  • Doing Interventions

    Open Access•Laura Otto, Michael Klausner et al.•ARTICLE•Kulturanthropologie Notizen•2021

    In dieser Einleitung zur 83. Ausgabe der Kulturanthropologie Notizen stellen wir das Konzept der Intervention ins Zentrum und betonen wie Forscher:innen und ihre Felder immer aufeinander bezogen sind. Während wir grundsätzlich davon ausgehen, dass ethnographische Studien per se als interventionistisch verstanden werden können, diskutieren wir ‚doing interventions‘ als einen spezifischen, ethnographischen methodischen Ansatz und reflektieren insbe…

  • Reshuffling Responsibility

    Open Access•Karla Eitel•ARTICLE•Worldwide Waste•2022•Cited by: 2•References: 9

    ‘Responsibility’ is the new buzzword in environmentalism and climate change discourse. Regarding the waste ‘crisis’ in particular, responsibility is understood as pertaining to individual actors, thus undermining the prevailing perception of an interconnected world. This article argues for a processual perspective on responsibility as entangled conditioning of life, which has the potential to embrace more-thanhuman politics of responsibility, tha…

  • Resilience

    Open Access•Karla Eitel, F Stein•ARTICLE•Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology•2023•Cited by: 4

    Resilience’ is becoming a new policy buzzword. The term describes the ability to recover from expected and unexpected situations, stresses, or threats in order to sustain, thrive, and to move on. As a concept and as an approach, it guides people’s adaptation, persistence, and response strategies to sustainably cope with challenges of all kinds, such as pandemics, political oppression, or extreme weather events related to climate change. This entr…

  • Involving People in Conservation

    Open Access•Alyssa R Soucy, Sandra De Urioste-Stone et al.•ARTICLE•Conservation and Society•2024

    Environmental conservation groups involve people in diverse ways. These include participatory spaces where people can participate in decision-making and action and engagement processes, where groups communicate, educate, and conduct outreach to build environmental understanding and involve audiences in conservation activities. We explored the perceptions and experiences of conservation practitioners in Maine, USA, to understand their views of par…

  • Cultivating relationships for Indigenous futures

    Open Access•Cultivating Relationships Collaborative, Vanessa Anthony-Stevens et al.•ARTICLE•AlterNative An International…•2025•References: 25

    This article analyzes the efforts of Cultivating Relationships Collaborative partnering with teachers and Tribes to integrate Indigenous and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics school knowledge, a project of re-learning, un-learning, and the development of Indigenous Land pedagogies with kindergarten to year 12 (K-12) public educators. Cultivating Relationships Collaborative is a co-designed yearlong teacher professional certificate…

  • Zur Berechenbarkeit von Umwelten

    Open Access•Karla Eitel•ARTICLE•Kulturanthropologie Notizen•2026

    Die Digitalisierung prägt zunehmend, wie Umwelten im Klimawandel erkannt und regiert werden. Dieses Editorial entwickelt den Begriff der environmental computability (Berechenbarkeit von Umwelten), um jene sozio-materiellen Bedingungen zu beschreiben, unter denen Umwelten durch computationale Systeme messbar, vergleichbar und handlungsrelevant werden, und fragt, welches Wissen und welche Infrastrukturen dies ermöglichen. Statt die Beiträge dieses …

  • Schöne neue nachhaltige Stadt

    Open Access•Karla Eitel, Britta Acksel•ARTICLE•Kulturanthropologie Notizen•2026

    Krise ist kein Zustand, sondern ein relationaler Wissensprozess. Sie entsteht in translokalen Zirkulationen von Modellen, Narrativen und Infrastrukturen und bringt dabei spezifische Epistemiken hervor, die politische Ordnungen von Zeit, Verantwortung und Zukunft strukturieren. In diesem Beitrag zeigen wir, dass Krisenwissen selektiv Dringlichkeit erzeugt, Probleme sichtbar macht und Interventionen plausibilisiert – während politisch-ökonomische V…

Sociology (5 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Cambodian History and Society (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Diverse Educational Innovations Studies (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Engineering ethics (2 works)

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