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Where are they now: Understanding Offence: Delimiting the (Un)sayable
Professor Patrick Zuk (School of Modern Languages and Cultures) This IAS major project engages with an important contemporary issue of wide relevance: the phenomenon of offence and the challenges that it presents to society. The idea for the project originated...
Where are they now? Archives and Decolonial Pedagogy: Unearthing Narratives, Transforming Education
Dr Alice Finden (School of Government and International Affairs), Dr Kavi Joseph Abraham (School of Government and International Affairs), and Professor Christina Riggs (Department of History) Introduction Entering an archive is like stepping into a portal....
Where are they now? On Fellowship: The escape and arrival
Apr 22, 2024
On Fellowship: The...
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Where are they now? Abusing Antiquity
Apr 8, 2024
Abusing Antiquity Dr Helen Roche (Department of History) The IAS major project ‘Abusing Antiquity’ gave everyone...
Where are they now? Feeling Political: Intimacy, Everyday Life and Politics
Jan 9, 2024
Where are they now? Feeling Political: Intimacy, Everyday Life and Politics Professor Julie-Marie Strange (Department...
Where are they now? On Fellowship, Fieldwork, and Pleasure
Sep 29, 2023
Where are they now? On Fellowship, Fieldwork, and Pleasure Dr David Kneas (University of South Carolina) The late...
Where are they now? Tea and authenticity
Sep 29, 2023
Where are they now? Tea and authenticity Professor Katrin Tiidenberg In January 2023, to the slight bewilderment of my...
Where are they now? The Gendering of Hope: rural women’s biographies of hope and challenge
Apr 26, 2023
The Gendering of Hope: rural women’s biographies of hope and challengeProfessor Lia Bryant (University of South...
Where are they now? Solidarities of Citizenship
Apr 26, 2023
Solidarities of Citizenship Professor Jackie Stevens (Northwestern University)...
Where are they now? Deepening Abolitionist Praxis
Jan 23, 2023
Deepening Abolitionist Praxis Abolitionist praxis is complicated, layered across multiple scales, geographies,...
Where are they now? Vorfeude
Jan 23, 2023
Vorfeude My first in-person encounter at the IAS took place months before my fellowship started. In late July 2022, as...
Where are they now: RuiNation and Bordering Practices
Jan 23, 2023
RuiNation and Bordering Practices In October 2022, I joined the IAS Politics of Credibility Project as an...
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