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Originally posted on Foucault News:
Ed: This blog post from the French newspaper Le Monde has a very large number of comments attached and provides a very interesting account of the background to the recent decision to declare the Foucault…

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Outside Territory in Nottingham

After the Paris event we were up early the next morning to get the Eurostar to London, and then a train to Nottingham – made a little trickier by the ASLEF strike action (but a strike that doesn’t disrupt things isn’t a … Continue reading →

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Outside Territory in Paris

The conference of Ruti Sela and Mayaan Amir’s ‘Exterritory‘ project in Paris was a really interesting event. Sponsored by the Kadist Foundation and the Evens Foundation, it was held in a remarkable space – Le Comptoir Général. As the rain came down, it was … Continue reading →

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Foucault Studies issue 13

A Special Issue on Foucault and Accounting guest edited by Andrea Mennicken & Peter Miller Issue 13 also includes original articles on parrhesia, classical scholarship and Foucault’s ‘German moment’ as well as a review essay on Foucault’s 1970-1971 course on … Continue reading →

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Blogging and teaching

Some interesting thoughts at Chasing Dragons.

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William E. Connolly on Melancholia

here

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Paris

Past couple of days in Paris – before the Extraterritoriality conference of the Exterritory project which begins tomorrow. You can find the details in a press kit.

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Development Dialogue new issue

Special issue on The End of the Development-Security Nexus? The Rise of Global Disaster Management – freely available. Stephen Graham, David Chandler, Mark Duffield, Julian Reid et. al.

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Adverts

You may have noticed that there are new adverts on this site. This is a change from WordPress. If they are annoying; change how you view the site – or even make you not want to visit; or other issues … Continue reading →

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Slavoj Zizek, David Horowitz, Julian Assange

‘This was madness’. Indeed. Via the Verso blog.

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