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Territory’s Value: An Interdisciplinary Workshop with Charles Maier, Queen Mary, University of London, 14 February 2018

14 February 2018, Territory’s Value: An Interdisciplinary Workshop with Charles Maier, Queen Mary, University of London,Francis Bancroft Building, Room 3.26 (see here for a map of the campus). I’ll be speaking about my forthcoming book Shakespearean Territories. Registration is free, but required. … Continue reading

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Advice from Writing Manuals by famous authors

A roundup of advice from Writing Manuals by famous authors. Mainly fiction, but I think academic writing can learn a lot from the process. There are countless books that purport to teach you how to write. Many of them are … Continue reading

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Cornell Open – open access out of print Cornell University Press books

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

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Readings on Urbicide

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.…

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Foucault and Nietzsche A Critical Encounter edited by Joseph Westfall and Alan Rosenberg

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

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The Uses and Futures of Interdisciplinary Legal Studies – PhD conference at the University of Kent, Canterbury 15th June 2018

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

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David Harvey interview with Jeremy Scahill on The Intercept

David Harvey interview with Jeremy Scahill on The Intercept

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Adam Kotsko, Political Theology: A Reading List

Adam Kotsko, Political Theology: A Reading List Some Facebook friends have asked me about my personal “canon” of political theology, and I decided it would make a good idea for a blog post. This list, like any attempt at a … Continue reading

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Foucault at the Movies (Columbia UP 2018), translated and edited by Clare O’Farrell, edited Patrice Maniglier and Dork Zabunyan

Foucault at the Movies (Columbia UP 2018), translated and edited by Clare O’Farrell, French edition edited by Patrice Maniglier and Dork Zabunyan. Forthcoming in July, this is a translation of Foucault va au cinéma (2011). Michel Foucault’s work on film, … Continue reading

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Gregynog Ideas Lab VII – International Politics summer school, 8 – 13 July 2018, Newtown, Wales

We are delighted to be able to announce that the Gregynog Ideas Lab VII will take place from 8 – 13 July 2018 in Newtown, Wales, UK. Set up in 2012, the Gregynog Ideas Lab is a unique opportunity for … Continue reading

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