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Public Lecture with Cedric Robinson
It is with great pleasure that we announce an upcoming event with Cedric Robinson, Professor in the Department of Black Studies and the Department of Political Science at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Public Lecture with Cedric Robinson
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x:talk project
The x:talk project is a space to organise and empower workers in the sex industry and to encourage critical interventions around the issues of MIGRATION, GENDER and LABOUR. The x:talk project is a sex worker-led workers co-operative which approaches language teaching…
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Spectacular Capitalism Release Party and Presentation
Saturday June 25th @ 7PM @ X Marks the Bökship : 210/ Unit 3 Cambridge Heath Road London E2 9NQ
Over the past forty years the ideas and practices of Guy Debord and the Situationist International have become a…
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Imran Ayata: The Politics of Campaigning
10 May 2011
Time: 4:00 – 6:30 pm
Venue: Room 4.04/08, Francis Bancroft Building, Queen Mary University of London
Society is increasing fragmenting, primarily as a result of digitalisation – and with serious consequences, including for the production of public…
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Self organising: a series of encounters
This series is a mixture of workshops and discussions on self-organisation and non-hierarchical work practices. It aims to bring together practitioners and theorists of forms of organisation that eschew hierarchical modes of division of labour as part of a critique of…
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Intensive Bollywood: Media and Nonlinear History in South Asia
Special Issue: South Asian Popular Culture
Co-Editors: Priya Jha (University of Redlands, CA) and Amitabh S. Rai (Queen Mary, University of London)Call for Papers:
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Nanopolitics
Nanopolitics – experiments in radical movement
This applied research project explores the relationships between affect, the lived conditions of postfordist labour, contemporary forms of management and the potential for political action using different relational techniques from the fields of… -
The Political Economy and Ecology of Fisheries in Contemporary Capitalism
Special Issue of Journal of Agrarian Change on Capture Fisheries (2012, volume 12, issue 2-3)
Editors: Liam Campling (Queen Mary, University of London) Elizabeth Havice (University of North Carolina‐Chapel Hill) and Penny Howard (International Transport Workers’ Federation).
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Fisheries Development Division, Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency
Fisheries development at FFA develops the capacity of members to sustainably harvest, process and market tuna to create livelihoods and economic profits. http://www.ffa.int/fisheries_development
Collective members involved include: Liam Campling