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New article out in @GlobalizationsJ , part of a special issue co-edited with Norma Rossi on Political Subjectivity in Times of Crisis.
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Marta Bashovski review of 'Intolerable: Writings from Michel Foucault and the Prisons Information Group (1970-1980)' awaits you in the latest PiR issue. Dive on in! journals.uvic.ca/index.php/p…📚 #Philosophy #Foucault
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Prof @martavrb (@UofRegina) & Dr @DtmWrites (Mtg Dir @UofTDHN) post-2022 PPSA celebration!
"Come join your fellow political theorists in Banff!"
The Prairie Political Science 14th Annual Meeting, Sept 22–24, 2023!
Proposals due April 14, 2023
Info: prairiepsa.com/callforpapers…
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The seminar was a chance to discuss the notion of Aesthetic Cities, that I developed with @dltedesco in our article in Globalizations: doi.org/10.1080/14747731.202… as well as in other work I have been doing on the problem of the urban international.
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Warm thanks to @jnogueira00 and @renatasumma for inviting me to present a seminar on Aesthetic Cities, and to all the seminar participants for an incredible discussion. Anyone interested in International Political Sociology should give @BrasilIps a follow.
Still to come are contributions from @ShieraM and Sam Opondo, as well as the Introduction, which considers the status of studies of political subjectivity in IR.
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Norma and @MalteRiemann’s contribution to the special issue is also available on the @GlobalizationsJ website tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
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Our article is part of a special issue on Political Subjectivity in Times of Crisis edited by Norma Rossi and @martavrb. Their feedback and guidance were crucial for the development of our ideas and arguments, it was a joy to work with them!
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Replying to @dltedesco
@dltedesco and my article on “Cities as Aesthetic Subjects” is now available online and open access from @GlobalizationsJ tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Just to second what @dltedesco says, writing this piece was an absolute joy and labour of love. Thanks also to @martavrb and Norma Rossi for being such thoughtful and interesting editors. Also note, the article is open access.
I don’t know that I’ve ever loved the process of thinking and writing as much as I did here, working with @mattspikedavies at Newcastle. Collaboration and co-thinking with friends is simply the best. 1/n tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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I don’t know that I’ve ever loved the process of thinking and writing as much as I did here, working with @mattspikedavies at Newcastle. Collaboration and co-thinking with friends is simply the best. 1/n tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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This paper is part of a special issue on Political Subjectivity in Times of Crisis, edited by @martavrb and Norma Rossi. Join me in keeping an eye out for the companion pieces; I can’t wait to read the special issue as a collaborative whole. 5/n
My article on how attitudes of indifference to cruelty are cultivated in the management and responses to global migration is out in @GSQ_Journal. I analyse Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program and use a George Saunders story to show how these attitudes are depoliticized.
New from our special issue Cruelty and Global Politics: "Everyday Cruelties: Political Economies of Migration and Indifference" by @martavrb
Read OPEN ACCESS here:
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Today we are pleased to begin sharing our first special issue Cruelty and Global Politics, beginning with the introductory article from our editors-in-chief @BrentJSteele1 & @suboticjelena
Read OPEN ACCESS here:
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Grateful to have this piece I wrote about pandemic teaching out in the world today. Thanks @HybridPed @bethanygthomas @CNMBrandon @bystefaniechae for working with me on it!
"I soon realized that visual presence did not determine student participation. ...Rather than hiding behind turned off cameras, there seemed to be a kind of courage that came about in speaking while not being gazed at." by @martavrb!
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