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‘Immigrants in Europe: Between the Eurozone Crisis and the Arab Spring’ conference in London

9th November, University of Westminster – programme and registration form, organised by the Greek Politics Specialist Group of the Political Science Association.

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Originally posted on Foucault News:
An audio version of the Roundtable “Foucault and the Courage of Truth” that took place at Goldsmiths College, January 13, 2012  is now available on the m/f website Speakers were: Professor Arnold I. Davidson (University…

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Eric Hobsbawm interviewed by Simon Schama

On BBC radio – available to listen for a few days. Via History Workshop.  

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A brief tribute to Neil Smith, and seven open access papers from the archives of Environment and Planning A and Society and Space:

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3quarksdaily Philosophy blog prize

Worth reading the whole piece, with the introduction by judge Justin Smith which thinks about the status of blogs as a form of philosophical writing. Justin E. H. Smith has picked the three winners: Top Quark, $1000: Wesley Buckwalter, Factive Verbs … Continue reading →

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Peter Sigrist ‘In Memory of Neil Smith’

At Polis.

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Some thoughts about Neil Smith at the Royal Holloway Geopolitics & Security blog.

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Kant – Natural Science now out

Just received my copy of Kant’s Natural Science – includes the first full English translation of the Physical Geography lectures, albeit in the corrupt Rink edition. I am due to write a review of this, and will be speaking about … Continue reading →

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Eric Hobsbawm

The Guardian has the news of the death of Eric Hobsbawm, at the age of 95. The obituary is here. His three books on the long nineteenth-century – The Age of Revolution, The Age of Capital and The Age of Empire … Continue reading →

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IAS director and new term

Today I officially take over as Director (Social Science) of the Institute of Advanced Study.  This term’s fellows arrive today, and it should be really interesting – this year’s theme is Time. Teaching starts next week, but several meetings this … Continue reading →

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