Exploring Traditions: Sources for a Global History of Science

The Commons is Dead. Long Live the Commons! - 13 June 2020 - Panel 2: Whose Commons, For Whom?

23 czerwca 2020

Participants: Tali Hatuka (Tel Aviv University), Zizi Papacharissi (University of Illinois-Chicago), Doina Petrescu (University of Sheffield / atelier d’architecture autogerée), Laura Lo Presti (University of Padua) Moderators: Alex Grigor, Michal Huss, Konstantinos Pittas Description: This pane…

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The Afterlives of Cybernetics - 17 November 2017 - Tracing the Information Revolution from the 1960s to Big Data

9 lutego 2018

Public Lecture Jon Agar and Jacob Ward (University College London) 'Communications, control and cybernetics in post-war British systems: rail, post and telecoms' Discussant: Matthew Gandy (University of Cambridge) Convenors Andrew McKenzie-McHarg (University of Cambridge) Poornima Paidipaty …

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The Commons is Dead. Long Live the Commons! - 13 June 2020 - Panel 3: Reclaiming the Cultural Commons

23 czerwca 2020

Participants: Sepake Angiama (Institute for International Visual Arts-London), Gavin Grindon (University of Essex), Ella McPherson (University of Cambridge), Pelin Tan (Bard College) Moderators: Alex Grigor, Michal Huss, Konstantinos Pittas Description: This panel looks at contestations around…

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Sara Ahmed - 9 March 2018 - Complaint as Diversity Work

15 marca 2018

The lecture explores how complaint can be understood as a form of diversity work, as the work you have to do in order to make institutions more open and accommodating to others. The lecture draws on written and oral testimonies provided by those who have made complaints about racism, sexism, sexual…

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