Author Archives: stuartelden

Durham University seeks to employ a full-time Research Associate to contribute to the work of IBRU, an interdisciplinary training and academic research entity based in Durham University’s Department of Geography. This is a fixed-term appointment which will terminate no later … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Foucault News:
Jemima Repo (2015) The Biopolitics of Gender. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press Introduces a new theoretical and methodological approach to gender Conducts a genealogy of gender similar to Foucault’s mid-twentieth century genealogy of…

Remembering Edward Soja (1940-2015) (see also Derek Gregory’s tribute) Michel Foucault on refugees – a previously untranslated interview from 1979 8 Critical Theory books that came out in October – Golder, Adorno and Lenk, Nealon, King, Withers, Coombs, Barthes, Holub Pierre Macherey, ‘The Productive … Continue reading →

A bit belatedly, after getting a number of ‘Does Matt Damon know what he’s talking about?’ emails, I finally got to see The Martian last night. Since it’s not fair that Klaus Dodds and Rachael Squire get to have all…

Review forum of Jenna Loyd’s 2014 Health Rights Are Civil Rights at the Society and Space open site

Originally posted on Biblioklept:
How did I not know there was a painting by Magritte called ‘Le territoire’ until now? Biblioklept View original post

Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
The sixteenth annual meeting of the Foucault Circle will be held in Sydney, Australia, June 29-July 2, 2016 (hosted by the University of New South Wales). The Foucault Circle at UNSW will be held immediately before…