New article out in @GlobalizationsJ , part of a special issue co-edited with Norma Rossi on Political Subjectivity in Times of Crisis. https://t.co/XRvHuH1jEo

Marta Bashovski review of 'Intolerable: Writings from Michel Foucault and the Prisons Information Group (1970-1980)' awaits you in the latest PiR issue. Dive on in! https://t.co/nYKg0GXhie📚 #Philosophy #Foucault

Prof @martavrb (@UofRegina) & Dr @DtmWrites (Mtg Dir @UofTDHN) post-2022 PPSA celebration! "Come join your fellow political theorists in Banff!" The Prairie Political Science 14th Annual Meeting, Sept 22–24, 2023! Proposals due April 14, 2023 Info: https://t.co/qo8YjhsfY2

The seminar was a chance to discuss the notion of Aesthetic Cities, that I developed with @dltedesco in our article in Globalizations: https://t.co/Mr6SQkDpA3 as well as in other work I have been doing on the problem of the urban international.

Warm thanks to @jnogueira00 and @renatasumma for inviting me to present a seminar on Aesthetic Cities, and to all the seminar participants for an incredible discussion. Anyone interested in International Political Sociology should give @BrasilIps a follow.

Mike Shapiro's epilogue reflects on the question of subjectivity and the politics of attention in pandemic times.

Still to come are contributions from @ShieraM and Sam Opondo, as well as the Introduction, which considers the status of studies of political subjectivity in IR.

The special issue includes excellent articles by @MalteRiemann and Norma Rossi https://t.co/0gtZaPeUKN and @mattspikedavies and @dltedesco https://t.co/AMWPuWXdzR

I argue that claims to new and emerging forms of subjectivity diagnosed in commentaries on 2009-2013 wave of global protests must pay more attention to the epistemological frameworks through which political subjectivity is produced.

Contributions from Sam Opondo, @ShieraM, and @martavrb will be available soon, as well as Mike Shapiro’s epilogue. Watch this space!

Norma and @MalteRiemann’s contribution to the special issue is also available on the @GlobalizationsJ website

Our article is part of a special issue on Political Subjectivity in Times of Crisis edited by Norma Rossi and @martavrb. Their feedback and guidance were crucial for the development of our ideas and arguments, it was a joy to work with them!

@dltedesco and my article on “Cities as Aesthetic Subjects” is now available online and open access from @GlobalizationsJ

Just to second what @dltedesco says, writing this piece was an absolute joy and labour of love. Thanks also to @martavrb and Norma Rossi for being such thoughtful and interesting editors. Also note, the article is open access.

I don’t know that I’ve ever loved the process of thinking and writing as much as I did here, working with @mattspikedavies at Newcastle. Collaboration and co-thinking with friends is simply the best. 1/n https://t.co/DcK1JNrpZR

This paper is part of a special issue on Political Subjectivity in Times of Crisis, edited by @martavrb and Norma Rossi. Join me in keeping an eye out for the companion pieces; I can’t wait to read the special issue as a collaborative whole. 5/n

Very pleased to share that our article “From subject to project: crisis and the transformation of subjectivity in the armed forces“ is out with @GlobalizationsJ as part of the SI “Political Subjectivity in Times of Crisis” ed. by @martavrb and Norma Rossi.

My article on how attitudes of indifference to cruelty are cultivated in the management and responses to global migration is out in @GSQ_Journal. I analyse Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program and use a George Saunders story to show how these attitudes are depoliticized.

Today we are pleased to begin sharing our first special issue Cruelty and Global Politics, beginning with the introductory article from our editors-in-chief @BrentJSteele1 & @suboticjelena Read OPEN ACCESS here: https://t.co/hlE75En9mf