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Where are they now? Deepening Abolitionist Praxis
Deepening Abolitionist Praxis Abolitionist praxis is complicated, layered across multiple scales, geographies, systems, communities, perspectives, and forms of engagement. Over the past five years, I have been growing my understanding of the fullness of abolitionist...
Where are they now? Vorfeude
Vorfeude My first in-person encounter at the IAS took place months before my fellowship started. In late July 2022, as I made my way to Dumfries for fieldwork, I spent a day in Durham to meet with Phil Steinberg (who kindly agreed to be my academic host throughout my...
Where they are now: Memory and Music at the IAS
Jan 23, 2023
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Where are they now?: Professor Elizabeth Edwards FBA
Oct 5, 2022
Professor Elizabeth Edwards FBA (Emeritus Professor De Montfort University; Andrew W Mellon Visiting Professor,...
Where are they now?: Professor Janet Hoek
Oct 3, 2022
Towards a smoke-free Aotearoa New Zealand Joining the IAS as a Fellow in the latter part of 2019 gave me a new and...
Where are they now?: Professor David Williams
Oct 3, 2022
Social sciences and the large-scale networks of low-cost instruments for measurement of air quality One of my...
Where are they now?: Professor Tiziana de Rogatis
May 17, 2022
Friendship and Scholarship at the IAS (October-December 2017) My experience at the IAS has been foundational from...
Where are they now?: Professor Stéphanie Portet, mathematical biologist
Mar 1, 2022
Written by Stéphanie Portet I was one of eleven IAS Fellows in the Michaelmas term in 2014, when the theme was...
Where are they now? Professor Heather Douglas
Dec 15, 2021
I felt privileged to be an IAS fellow during the Epiphany term from January through to March 2016. The tripartite...
Where are they now? Professor Monica Grady
Jul 6, 2021
Written by Monica Grady I was privileged to have a Visiting Fellowship at the IAS in Epiphany Term 2010. It was a...
Where are they now? Professor John Dupré
Mar 1, 2021
Written by Nicholas Saul Professor John Dupré of Exeter University had a powerful impact on the intellectual life of...
Where are they now? Professor N. Katherine Hayles
Jul 10, 2020
Where is she now? Catch-up with 2014-2015 IAS Fellow Professor N. Katherine Hayles in our latest blog post.
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