Monthly Archives: January 2018

Originally posted on Object-Oriented Philosophy:
You can read my editorial statement HERE. Calls for papers on various topics will be posted shortly.

Originally posted on Foucault News:
CALL FOR PAPERS materiali foucaultiani journal / Associazione italiana Walter Benjamin Foucault and Benjamin Materiali foucaultiani journal and the Italian Association “Walter Benjamin” launch a call for papers dedicated to a comparison between Walter Benjamin and Michel Foucault.…

‘Shit I learned during my PhD‘ (via Academia Obscura) Some interesting, and at times provocative, advice. Not all relevant to all disciplines, but certainly worth a look. [The original post seems to be unavailable; but can be found here Now … Continue reading →

Cornell Open – open access out of print Cornell University Press books Cornell Open is the new global open access portal for classic out-of-print titles from the distinguished catalog of  Cornell University Press. Funded by the newly created Humanities Open Book Program, … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Understanding Empire: Technology, Power, Politics:
Readings on Urbicide Abujidi, N. (2014). Urbicide in Palestine: Spaces of Oppression and Resilience. Oxon: Routledge. Adams, N. (1993). Architecture as the target. Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 52(4): 389-390.…

Foucault and Nietzsche A Critical Encounter edited by Joseph Westfall and Alan Rosenberg, due out with Bloomsbury in February 2018. Looks great, but what a shame about the prohibitive price. Foucault’s intellectual indebtedness to Nietzsche is apparent in his writing, … Continue reading →

The Uses and Futures of Interdisciplinary Legal Studies – PhD conference at the University of Kent, Canterbury 15th June 2018 – full details here; or website Kent Law School is proud to launch and host the inaugural Interdisciplinary Legal Studies … Continue reading →

David Harvey interview with Jeremy Scahill on The Intercept