Author Archives: stuartelden

Parisi’s Contagious Architecture now out.

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Michel Foucault, Speech begins after Death

Michel Foucault – Speech begins after Death. A book of interviews with Claude Bonnefoy.

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The Heidegger Concordance

The Heidegger Concordance – coming later this year with Bloomsbury Academic. Expensive, but I can only imagine the work that went into compiling this. Kisiel’s introduction should be interesting. But the concordance will be quickly out of date, as there … Continue reading →

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Warren Montag – Althusser and His Contemporaries

Coming soon from Duke University Press.

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Call for Papers Rethinking Governance in a World of Complexity

Call for Papers Rethinking Governance in a World of Complexity Two-day Workshop on June 27th-28th, 2013, in Duisburg, Germany The Käte Hamburger Kolleg / Centre for Global Cooperation Research is a new and independent research institution of the University of … Continue reading →

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Originally posted on The Disorder Of Things:
Richard Jackson offers the fifth post in the Methodology and Narrative mini-forum. Richard is Professor of Peace Studies and Deputy Director of the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, University of Otago, New…

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Originally posted on Jeremy J Schmidt:
Tim Morton has a new book coming out with the University of Minnesota Press. The cover really caught my eye; here it is with a draft blurb, for the back cover, I believe, that…

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Free Downloads – some additions and reorganisation

I’ve updated the links to my work available online. There are now separate pages for articles and chapters, interviews; audio and video; and reading lists.

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New review at the Society and Space open site.

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Originally posted on geographical imaginations:
When I first became interested in critical theory (an age ago now), I found Seyla Benhabib‘s work – and especially Critique, norm and utopia (1986) – wonderfully clear and immensely helpful. She has recently published…

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