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Tenth Essex Conference in Critical Political Theory
‘Theory in the Face of Global Challenges: Capitalism & Ecology, Community and Citizenship’
University of Essex
16-18 June 2010
PROGRAMME
Wednesday June 16th
11.00 – 11.30 : Coffee
11.30 – 1.00pm : Reception, Registration and Opening Remarks (Government Department Reading Room
5B.303)
01.00 – 2.30pm : Panel Sessions 1 – 4
3.00 – 4.30pm : Panel Sessions 5 – 8
4.30 – 4.50pm : Coffee break (Senate Room)
5.00 – 7.00pm : Plenary Session 1
Keynote Speaker: Stephen K. White (Senate Room)
Thursday June 17th
9.00 – 11.00am
: Plenary Session 2
Keynote Speaker: Romand Coles (Senate Room)
11.00 – 11.20 am
11.30 – 1.00pm
1.00 – 2.00pm
2.00 – 3.30pm
3.30 – 3.50pm
4.00 – 5.30pm
5.30 – 5.50pm
6.00 – 8.00pm
: Coffee break (Senate Room)
: Panel Sessions 9 – 13
: Lunch
: Panel Sessions 14 – 17
: Coffee break (Government Department Reading Room 5B.303)
: Panel Sessions 18 – 21
: Coffee break (Senate Room)
: Plenary Session 3
Keynote speaker: Diana Coole (4N.6.1)
8.30 – 10.30pm
: Conference Dinner
Friday June 18th
9.00 – 10.30am
10.30 – 10.50am
11.00 – 12.30pm
1.00 – 2.00pm
2:00 – 3.30pm
3.30 – 3.50
4.00 – 6.00pm
: Panel Sessions 22 – 25
: Coffee break (Government Department Reading Room 5B.303)
: Panel Sessions 26 – 29
: Lunch
: Panel Sessions 30 – 34
: Coffee break (Senate Room)
: Closing Roundtable ‘Theory in the Face of Global Challenges’
Discussants: Diana Coole, Romand Coles, Stephen K. White,
Ernesto Laclau, Francisco Panizza (Senate Room)
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PANEL SESSIONS
Wednesday June 16th
1.00 – 2.30pm Panel Sessions 1-4
Panel One: Psychoanalysis, Identity and Subjectivity
Chair: Jason Glynos (University of Essex)
Nikolay Mintchev (University of Essex)
Symbol and Signifier in the Logic of Racism: A Psychoanalytic Perspective
Savvas Voutyras (University of Essex)
National Identification Revisited: the Dialectics of National Enjoyment and Trauma and the Myth of the Secret School
Zafer Yörük (Izmir University of Economics)
Reading Capital with the Language of Psychoanalysis or the Political Implications of an Advert at the Crossroads of
Commodity Fetishism and Sexual Fetishism
Panel Two: Issues in Human Rights
Chair: Okan Akmehmet (University of Essex)
Todd Landman & Edzia Carvalho (University of Essex)
Measuring Complexity and Change in Human Rights
Amr Abdulrahman (University of Essex)
Problematizing human rights promotion- critical readings in the policies and the academic literature
Ceylan Begüm Yildiz (Istanbul Bilgi University)
Questioning the State Sovereignty of Human Rights: Children Sentenced by the Anti-Terror Law in Turkey
Panel Three: Minorities and Migrations
Chair: Nazli Sila Cesur (University of Essex)
Christos Iliadis (University of Essex)
Political Antagonism and Minority identification in the case of Greek Muslims
Yu-Chin Tseng (University of Essex)
Mainland Spouse Movements－ the intersection of gender and nation in the process of obtaining citizenship in
Taiwan
Anders Berg-Sørensen (University of Copenhagen).
Cynicism, Civil Disobedience and the Rule of Law: Reflections on Political-Ethical Categories of Asylum Policy
Christos Pallas (University of Essex)
TBA
Panel Four: Complexity, Ecology, and Neoliberalism
Chair: David Howarth (University of Essex)
William E. Connolly (Johns Hopkins University)
Steps to a Theory of Complexity
Robin Klimecki (Cardiff University) & Hugh Wilmott (Cardiff University)
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Going Quietly’? Cooling out the Marks of the Financial Markets
Ted Benton (University of Essex)
Capitalist globalisation and ecology
3.00 – 4.30pm Panel Sessions 5-8
Panel Five: Organisation, Society, and Capitalism
Chair: Pete Bloom (Swansea University)
Peter Fleming (Queen Mary University)
Recalibrating Resistance in the Bio-Political Era
Casper Hoedemaekers (Cardiff University)
‘Work hard, play hard’: fantasies of nihilism and obscenity between work and consumption
Chris Land (University of Essex)
Surf’s Up: Work, Life, Balance and Brand in a New Age Capitalist Organization
Andre Spicer (Warwick University) and Carl Cederstrom (Lund University)
The Rise of Biomorality
Panel Six: Migration and Securitization
Chair: Christos Pallas (University of Essex)
Vicki Squire (Open University)
From community cohesion to mobile solidarities: The City of Sanctuary network and the Strangers into Citizenship
campaign
Angharad Closs Stephens (Durham University)
Citizenship without community: Time, design and the city
Meghan Luhman (Johns Hopkins University)
The Securitization of Migration and the Construction of Migrants as Threat: Comparing Discursive Practices in France
and the U.S.
Jonathan Darling (University of Manchester)
Negotiating the ‘NASS Circuit’: The Banal Authority of Asylum Accommodation
Panel Seven: Democratic Subjectivities
Chair: Nieves Zuniga Garcia-Falces
Clare Woodford (University of Southampton)
Democratic subjectivity: Voice and la police
Chris Lloyd (Birkbeck, University of London)
The (re)thinking of community in Derrida and Esposito: In defence of Derrida's ‘autoimmune community
Chris Groves (Cardiff University)
The Political Imaginary of Care: Generic versus Singular Futures
Panel Eight: Methodology Workshop I
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Leaders: Aletta Norval (University of Essex) and David Howarth (University of Essex)
Arnab Roy Chowdhury (National University of Singapore)
Emma Cannen (University of Technology Sydney)
Ben Glasson (University of Melbourne)
5.30 – 7.00pm Plenary Session 1
Keynote Speaker: Professor Stephen K. White (University of Virginia)
‘Forging A New Ethos in the Face of Global Challenges’
Chair
: Aletta Norval
Thursday June 17th
9.00 – 10.30pm Plenary Session 2
Keynote Speaker: Professor Romand Coles (University of North Arizona)
‘Radical Democratic Alternatives to Ecocidal Global Capitalism’
Chair
: David Howarth
11.30 – 1.00pm Panel Sessions 9-13
Panel Nine: Agonism and Republicanism
Chair: Aletta Norval (University of Essex)
Mark Wenman (University of Nottingham)
Contemporary democratic theory and the constituent power of the people: augmentation and/or revolution
Gulshan Ara Khan (University of Nottingham)
Agonistic Republicanism
Aletta Norval (University of Essex)
TBA
Panel Ten: Language and Rhetoric
Chair: Leonidas Karakatsanis
Javad A’lipour & Abbas Eslami (University of Isfahan)
The Overlapping and Turn Taking Features in Farsi and English Political Discourses
Cynthia Machado Campos (University of Essex)
The effects of the Nationalization Campaign: The Prohibition of the German Language in Southern Brazil during the
Second World War
Żaneta Oczkowska (Jagiellonian University)
Political culture in Poland against the background of democratic world' standards
Panel Eleven: Climate Change and New Ecologies
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Chair: Graham Walker (University of Essex)
Szu-hung Fang (University of Sussex)
Governing Carbon: Governance and Governmentality of Global Climate Change Politics
Ben Glasson (University of Melbourne)
Misshapen World: The Violence of 'Global' Framings of Climate Politics
Willy Blomme (Johns Hopkins University)
Precarious Balance: Challenges to place and home in the era of climate change
David Howarth (University of Essex) & Steven Griggs (De Montfort University)
Phronesis, Logics, and Critical Policy Analysis: Heathrow’s ‘Third Runway’ and the Politics of Sustainable Aviation in
the UK
Panel Twelve: Inter-Subjectivities
Chair: Jasmine Yarish (UC Santa Barbara)
Conrad Lluis Martell (University of Basel) & Marius Hildebrand (University of Freiburg)
The Negation of Power – from Structuration Theory to the Politics of the Third Way. A Critique of Anthony Giddens
Nadim Khoury (University of Virginia) National time and the infrastructure for narrative negotiation
Ivar Halfman (University of Amsterdam)
The collaborative interpretation of narrative changes; meaningful inter-subjective insights on the impact of broadaim social programs
Panel Thirteen: Methodology Workshop II
Leaders: Jason Glynos (University of Essex) & Steven Griggs (De Montfort University)
Farhad Gohardani (Durham University)
Michela Russo (SUM Institute of Naples)
Jenny Dagg (National University of Ireland, Galway)
2.00 – 3.30pm Panel Sessions 14-17
Panel Fourteen: The Role of Faith in the Face of Rationalism and Theodicy
Chair: Jasmine Yarish (UC Santa Barbara) & Khairil Ahmad (University of Essex)
Jasmine Yarish (UC Santa Barbara)
Democratic Faith in the Time of a Disenchanted Political: Between Conviction and Debt
Joanildo Albuquerque Burity (Durham University)
Republicanism and the political intimations of the growing public role of religions
Maria Fanis (Ohio University)
The Genesis of Universalisms and Particularisms in Late Modernity: The Practice of Secularism in the U.S. and Britain
Khairil Ahmad (University of Essex)
Moving Democracy and the Case of Rowan Williams and Community Cohesion in Britain
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Panel Fifteen: Discourse and Affect
Chair: Savvas Voutyras (University of Essex)
Ty Solomon (University of Florida)
Affective Subjectivity and Neoconservatism
Peter Edward (University of Cambridge)
From explanation to transformation
Justine Grønbæk Pors (Copenhagen Business School)
Comparing Education - The Affective Space of Transnational Policy
Panel Sixteen: Community, Citizenship, and National Identities
Chair: Mujib Rahman Rahimi (University of Essex)
Hernán Cuevas Valenzuela (Universidad Diego Portales)
Conceptualising New Configurations of Citizenship
Robert Schertzer (London School of Economics)
Deciding the Nation: accounting for the judiciary in plurinational federations
Cathy Elliott (University College London)
Writing the democratic nation: representations of “Britishness”, civilisation and democracy in the wake of the London
bombings and the constitution of foreign policy
4.00 – 5.30pm Panel Sessions 17-20
Panel Seventeen: Globalization and Global Politics
Chair: Sam Dallyn (University of Essex)
Mario Solís Umaña (University of Costa Rica)
Institutional Designs for Global Justice
Emma Cannen (University of Technology, Sydney)
Mapping fundamentalist hypermasculine politics on the global stage- Chávez and the USA
Tracey Skillington (University College Cork)
The 'hypocrisy' of sovereignty: 'a Europe of rights' in global perspective
Panel Eighteen: Theories of Hegemony
Chair: Luis Gabriel Rojas Castro (University of Essex)
Luis Gabriel Rojas Castro (University of Essex)
Radical democracy universality and subjectivity
Andreja Vezovnik (University of Ljubljana)
Heterogeneity, Subjectivation and Political Representation: Agamben vs. Laclau
Andy Knott (University of Brighton)
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The common and hegemony
Panel Nineteen: Methodology, Critique, and the Social Sciences
Chair: Leonidas Karakatsanis (University of Essex)
Nathan Coombs (Royal Holloway, University of London)
The Hermeneutic Circle, Broken: Thomas Kuhn Contra Hans-Georg Gadamer on Force and Understanding
Katharine N. Farrell (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
The Politics of Science: has Marcuse’s new science finally come of age?
Gabriel Arthur Thebolt (University of Exeter)
Why emergence matters to the social sciences
Panel Twenty: Business and Human Rights
Chair: Emilio Allier (University of Essex)
Steffen Boehm (University of Essex)
Sheldon Leader (University of Essex)
Francisco Panizza (London School of Economics)
6.00 – 8.00pm Plenary Session 3
Keynote Speaker: Professor Diana Coole (Birkbeck, University of London)
‘On Population: Consequences for Global Capitalism and the Environment’
Chair
: Jason Glynos
Friday June 18th
9.00 – 10.30pm Panel Sessions 21-24
Panel Twenty One: Middle Eastern Politics
Chair: Zalmai Nishat Darayi (University of Essex)
Ahmed Tohami A. Mohamed (Durham University)
The Social Movements Theory in a different context (Middle East)
Galit Gelbort (Ben Gurion University)
Private Military-Security Companies and Governance: The Case of a West Bank Checkpoint
Farhad Gohardani (Durham University)
Tragedy of Confusion: The political economy of the enigma of socio-economic underdevelopment in the modern
history of Iran
Panel Twenty Two: Sustainability and Politics
Chair: Graham Walker (University of Essex)
Joanie Willett (University of Exeter)
Locating the Human Element to Sustainability; Eco-Town Development in Cornwall
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Jim Morrow (Nottingham Trent University)
Freak Power and Environmental Politics
Christina Rebel (University of Nottingham)
Subaltern Environmentalism in International Relations: A neo-Gramscian critique of Sustainable Development
Panel Twenty Three: Populism, Social Movements and Mobilization
Chair: Jonathan Wildman (University of Essex)
Paul Jones (University of New South Wales)
Mediated Populism: prospects for a renewed analytics
Emilia Palonen (University of Helsinki)
Culture of populism? Fringe and mainstream populists
Firat Durusan (Ankara University)
Autonomy or self-limitation: The predicaments of radical civil societarianism
Panel Twenty Four: New Materialisms (Round Table)
Jane Bennett (Johns Hopkins University)
Noortje Marres (Goldsmiths, University of London)
Diana Coole (Birkbeck, University of London)
11.00 – 12.30pm Panel Sessions 25-28
Panel Twenty Five: Feminism and gender
Chair: Jonathan Dean (University of Essex)
Jonathan Dean (University of Essex)
Resurgent Feminisms, Contested Optimisms
Jenny Gunnarsson Payne (Södertörn University)
Blogging as Citizens’ Media and the Transgendering of Citizenship
Paddy McQueen (University of Belfast)
Recognition in a Post-Gendered Landscape: A Critical Analysis of Honneth from a Cyborg Perspective
Panel Twenty Six: Ethics, Democracy and Representation
Chair: Pao-Hsuan (Shaina) Wang (University of Essex)
Tiago Filipe Ferreira (University of Minho)
Beyond recognition: Responsibility and the Levinasian non-State
Clayton Chin (Queen Mary, University of London)
Ontology, Time, and Culture in the work of Richard Rorty and William E. Connolly
Sofia Hadjisavvidou (Swansea University)
Ethos, Democratic Theory and Argument
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Panel Twenty Seven: Discourse and the Media
Chair: Nazim Can (University of Essex)
Leen Van Brussel & Nico Carpentier (Free University of Brussels)
The discursive construction of the dying subject: a discourse-theoretical analysis of Belgian newspaper articles on the
end-of-life care
Chrysanthi Nigianni (University of East London)
La-bas: the suspended image and the politics of anti-messianism
Sahar Gul Bhatti (Regional Academy for Research and Renaissance (RARRe)
Understanding the ideological paradigms conveyed through religion-oriented television programs in Pakistan
Panel Twenty Eight: Critical Political Economy
Chair: Jason Glynos (University of Essex)
Stevphen Shukaitis (University of Essex)
Run This Town; or, Cultural Workers Throw Down Yr Tools the Metropolis is on Strike
Craig Lundy (University of New South Wales)
Capitalism and Creativity
Angela Lait (University of Manchester)
The Politics of Corporate Literature: Writing the Self in a Flexible Work Culture
2.00 – 3.30pm Panel Sessions 29-33
Panel Twenty Nine: Conceptions of Hegemony, Capitalism and World Order
Chair: David Howarth (University of Essex)
Mark Wenman (University of Nottingham)
Hegemony and World Order: Neo-Gramscian and Post-Marxist perspectives
Elif Uzgören (University of Nottingham)
Gramscian Analysis and the Theory of Discourse: Two Perspectives in Analyzing Hegemony
Bogdan V. Lepadatu (National School for Political and Administrative Studies)
The Age of Ghost-Modernism? The Neo-liberal Globalization Project vs. the Anti-Globalization
Counter-Narrative: A Dialogic Inquiry
Tom Semlyen (King's College, London)
Zizek and the Analysis of Ideology
Panel Thirty: Discourse, Governance and Public Policy
Chair: Adam Wright (University of Essex)
Arto Tapani Selkälä (University of Lapland)
Active social policy measures according to goals, means and self- esteem
Georgios Papanagnou (UNESCO, MOST Programme)
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Research, discourses and democracy. Public policy from a post-structuralist perspective
Todd Mei (University of Kent)
A Land-Value Tax: An Ethical Proposal
Adam Wright (University of Essex)
The school as an arena of political contestation: towards a post-Marxist prespective on education
Panel Thirty One: Latin American Politics
Chair: Emilio Allier (University of Essex)
Emilio Allier (University of Essex)
The Neoliberal Agenda Installation in Contemporary Mexico: Ideological Sources of Legitimization
Ryan Brading (University of Essex)
Barrio Adentro (deep-in the slums): a Cuban healthcare programme in Venezuela
David Rock (National University of Ireland, Galway)
The Indian as a Meeting Ground: The Construction of Indian Difference and Universality in the Discourse of Zapatismo
Panel Thirty Two: Liberalisms and Culture
Chair: Amneris Chaparro (University of Essex)
Tim Huzar (University of Brighton)
Dead Dogmas and Living Truths: John Stuart Mill's Ongoing Relevance to Contemporary Debate
Rachel Tsang (London School of Economics and Political Science)
Cultural heritage and the limits of political liberalism
Tania Mancheno (University of Hamburg)
Re-defining justice from a pragmatist perspective or: What is critical about Richard Rorty’s neopragmatism?
4.00 – 6.00pm Closing Roundtable
Diana Coole (Birkbeck, University of London)
Romand Coles (Northern Arizona University)
Stephen K. White (University of Virginia)
Ernesto Laclau (University of Essex)
Francisco Panizza (London School of Economics)
PANEL SUMMARY
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Wednesday 16th June 1pm
Room
Panel
Paper givers
5N.7.23
PSYCHOANALYSIS, IDENTITY AND
SUBJECTIVITY
Nikolay Mintchev (University of Essex)
5.300B
ISSUES IN HUMAN RIGHTS
6.327
MINORITIES AND MIGRATIONS
Todd Landman & Edzia Carvalho
(University of Essex)
Christos Iliadis (University of Essex)
Savvas Voutyras (University of Essex)
Amr Abdulrahman (University of
Essex)
Yu-Chin Tseng (University of Essex)
Ceylan Begüm Yildiz (Istanbul Bilgi
University)
Anders Berg-Sørensen (University of
Copenhagen)
Zafer Yörük (Izmir University of
Economics)
Chair
Jason Glynos (University of Essex)
Okan Akmehmet (University of
Essex)
Room
Panel
Discussants
4N.6.1
COMPLEXITY, ECOLOGY AND NEO-LIBERALISM (ROUND TABLE)
William E. Connolly (Johns Hopkins University)
Christos Pallas (University of Essex)
Nazli Sila Cesur (University of Essex)
Robin Klimecki (Cardiff University) & Hugh Wilmott (Cardiff University)
David Howarth (University of Essex)
Ted Benton (University of Essex)
Wednesday 16th June 3pm
Room
Panel
6.333
ORGANISATION, SOCIETY, AND
CAPITALISM
Peter Fleming (Queen Mary
University)
4S.6.28
MIGRATION AND SECURITIZATION
6.327
DEMOCRATIC SUBJECTIVITIES
Vicki Squire (Open University)
Clare Woodford (University of
Southampton)
Casper Hoedemaekers (Cardiff
University)
Angharad Closs Stephens (Durham
University)
Chris Lloyd (Birkbeck, University of
London)
Chris Land (University of Essex)
Meghan Luhman (Johns Hopkins
University)
Chris Groves (Cardiff University)
Chair
Andre Spicer (Warwick University) and
Carl Cederstrom (Lund University)
Pete Bloom (Swansea University)
Jonathan Darling (University of
Manchester)
Christos Pallas (University of Essex)
Room
Panel
Paper givers
4.722
METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP I
Arnab Roy Chowdhury (National University of Singapore)
Paper givers
Nieves Zuniga Garcia-Falces
(University of Essex)
Emma Cannen (University of Technology Sydney)
Leaders
Ben Glasson (University of Melbourne)
David Howarth (University of Essex) and Aletta Norval (University of Essex)
Wednesday 16th June 5 pm
Plenary Session 1 (Room: Senate Room)
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Keynote Speaker: Professor Stephen K. White (University of Virginia), ‘Forging A New Ethos in the Face of Global Challenges’
Chair: Aletta J. Norval
Thursday 17th June 9am
Plenary Session 2 (Room: Senate Room)
Keynote Speaker: Professor Romand Coles (University of North Arizona) ‘Radical Democratic Alternatives to Ecocidal Global Capitalism’
Chair: David Howarth
Thursday 17th June 11.30am
Room
Panel
Paper givers
Chair
Room
Panel
Paper givers
6.333
AGONISM AND
REPUBLICANISM
Mark Wenman (University
of Nottingham)
4S.6.28
LANGUAGE AND
RHETORIC
Javad A’lipour & Abbas
Eslami (University of
Isfahan)
6.327
CLIMATE CHANGE AND
NEW ECOLOGIES
Szu-hung Fang (University
of Sussex)
5.300B
INTER-SUBJECTIVITIES
Gulshan Ara Khan
(University of Nottingham)
Cynthia Machado
Campos (University of
Essex)
Ben Glasson (University of
Melbourne)
Nadim Khoury (University of
Virginia)
Aletta Norval (University of
Essex)
Mark Wenman (University
of Essex)
Żaneta Oczkowska
(Jagiellonian University)
Leonidas Karakatsanis
(University of Essex)
Willy Blomme (Johns
Hopkins University)
Graham Walker (University
of Essex)
Ivar Halfman (University of
Amsterdam)
Jasmine Yarish (UC Santa
Barbara)
Conrad Lluis Martell
(University of Basel) & Marius
Hildebrand
(University of Freiburg)
Robert Schertzer (London
School of Economics)
4.722
METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP II
Farhad Gohardani (Durham University)
Michela Russo (SUM Institute of Naples)
Leaders
Jenny Dagg (National University of Ireland, Galway)
Jason Glynos (University of Essex) & Steven Griggs (De Montfort University)
Thursday 17th June 2pm
Room
Panel
Paper givers
Chair
5N.7.23
THE ROLE OF FAITH IN THE FACE OF
RATIONALISM AND THEODICY
Jasmine Yarish (UC Santa Barbara)
5.300B
DISCOURSE AND AFFECT
Joanildo Albuquerque Burity
(Durham University)
Peter Edward (University of
Cambridge)
Robert Schertzer (London School of
Economics)
Maria Fanis (Ohio University)
Justine Grønbæk Pors
(Copenhagen Business School)
Cathy Elliott
(University College London)
Savvas Voutyras (University of
Essex)
Mujib Rahman Rahimi (University of
Essex)
Khairil Ahmad (University of Essex)
Jasmine Yarish (UC Santa Barbara)
Khairil Ahmad (University of Essex)
Ty Solomon (University of Florida)
5A.101
COMMUNITY, CITIZENSHIP, AND
NATIONAL IDENTITIES
Hernán Cuevas Valenzuela
(Universidad Diego Portales)
Thursday 17th June 4pm
Room
6.327
5.300B
4S.6.28
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Panel
Paper givers
Chair
Room
Panel
Discussants
GLOBALIZATION AND GLOBAL
POLITICS
Mario Solís Umaña (University of
Costa Rica)
THEORIES OF HEGEMONY
Luis Gabriel Rojas Castro
(University of Essex)
METHODOLOGY, CRITIQUE, AND THE
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Nathan Coombs (Royal Holloway,
University of London)
Emma Cannen (University of
Technology, Sydney)
Andreja Vezovnik (University
of Ljubljana)
Katharine N. Farrell (Autonomous
University of Barcelona)
Tracey Skillington (University
College Cork)
Sam Dallyn (University of Essex)
Andy Knott (University of
Brighton)
Luis Gabriel Rojas Castro
(University of Essex)
Gabriel Arthur Thebolt (University of
Exeter)
Leonidas Karakatsanis (University of
Essex)
4N.6.1
BUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS (ROUND TABLE)
David Howarth (University of Essex)
Sheldon Leader (University of Essex)
Steffen Boehm (University of Essex)
Francisco Panizza (London School of Economics)
Thursday 17th June 6pm
Plenary Session 3 (Room: 4N6.1)
Keynote Speaker: Professor Diana Coole (Birkbeck, University of London)
Chair: Jason Glynos
Friday 18th June 9am
Room
Panel
6.327
MIDDLE EASTERN POLITICS
6.333
SUSTAINABILITY AND POLITICS
Paper givers
Ahmed Tohami A. Mohamed
(Durham University)
Joanie Willett (University of Exeter)
Galit Gelbort (Ben Gurion
University)
Farhad Gohardani (Durham
University)
4S.6.28
POPULISM, SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND
MOBILIZATION
Paul Jones (University of New South
Wales)
Jim Morrow (Nottingham Trent
University)
Emilia Palonen (University of Helsinki)
Christina Rebel (University of
Nottingham)
Firat Durusan (Ankara University)
Graham Walker (University of
Essex)
Jonathan Wildman (University of Essex)
Chair
Zalmai Nishat Darayi (University of
Essex)
Room
Panel
Paper givers
4N.6.1
NEW MATERIALISMS (ROUND TABLE)
Jane Bennett (Johns Hopkins University)
Noortje Marres (Goldsmiths, University of London)
Chair
Diana Coole (Birkbeck, University of London)
Aletta Norval (University of Essex)
Friday 18th June 11am
Room
4N.6.1
5.300B
4S.6.28
5N.7.23
13
Panel
FEMINISM AND GENDER
Paper givers
Chair
POLITICS AND THE MEDIA
CRITICAL POLITICAL
ECONOMY
Jonathan Dean (University
of Essex)
ETHICS, DEMOCRACY,
SUBJECTIVITY AND
REPRESENTATION
Tiago Filipe Ferreira
(University of Minho)
Leen Van Brussel & Nico
Carpentier (Free University
of Brussels)
Stevphen Shukaitis
(University of Essex)
Jenny Gunnarsson Payne
(Södertörn University)
Clayton Chin (Queen Mary,
University of London)
Chrysanthi Nigianni
(University of East London)
Craig Lundy (University of
New South Wales)
Paddy McQueen
(University of Belfast)
Sofia Hadjisavvidou
(Swansea University)
Angela Lait (University of
Manchester)
Jonathan Dean (University
of Essex)
Pao-Hsuan (Shaina) Wang
(University of Essex)
Sahar Gul Bhatti (Regional
Academy for Research and
Renaissance)
Nazim Can (University of
Essex)
Jason Glynos (University of
Essex)
Friday 18th June 2pm
Room
4N.6.1
6.327
6.333
4S.6.28
Panel
CONCEPTIONS OF
HEGEMONY, CAPITALISM
AND WORLD ORDER
Mark Wenman (University
of Nottingham)
DISCOURSE, GOVERNANCE
AND PUBLIC POLICY
LATIN AMERICAN POLITICS
LIBERALISMS AND
CULTURE
Arto Tapani Selkälä
(University of Lapland)
Emilio Allier (University of
Essex)
Tim Huzar (University of
Brighton)
Elif Uzgören (University of
Nottingham)
Georgios Papanagnou
(UNESCO, MOST
Programme)
Ryan Brading (University of
Essex)
Rachel Tsang (London
School of Economics and
Political Science)
Bogdan V. Lepadatu
(National School for
Political and Administrative
Studies)
Todd Mei (University of
Kent)
David Rock (National
University of Ireland,
Galway)
Tania Mancheno
(University of Hamburg)
Emilio Allier (University of
Essex)
Amneris Chaparro
(University of Essex)
Paper givers
Tom Semlyen (King's
College, London)
Chair
David Howarth (University
of Essex)
Adam Wright (University of
Essex)
Adam Wright (University of
Essex)
Friday 18th June 4pm
Closing Round Table ‘Theory in the Face of Global Challenges’ (Room: Senate Room)
Discussants: Diana Coole (Birkbeck, University of London), Professor Romand Coles Northern Arizona University), Stephen K. White (University
of Virginia), Ernesto Laclau (University of Essex), Francisco Panizza (London School of Economics)
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