Calendar
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Public Art in the Nordic Countries
Open symposium on Public Art: organised by Art history at Södertörn University in collaboration with National Public Art Agency (Statens Konstråd).
Stefania Milan: Activism and research in the wake of intrusive technology
Keynote in connection with a workshop by the Nordic Network for Datafication.
Dorothy Kidd: Data justice, counter-planning and contention: a research approach
Keynote in connection with a workshop by the Nordic Network for Datafication.
Schema between aesthetics, philosophy and psychoanalysis
An open workshop 12-13 March in Stockholm.
Launch of Baltic Worlds' Special issue "Women and 'the people'"
The articles on the developments in different countries, when read together, tell us something broader about the current transnational polarization around “gender” and the role that it plays for different political projects that claim to speak in the name of “the people”.
Women's Economic Participation in Jordan is among the lowest in the world, what are the causes and reflections?
Open lecture on women's economic participation in Jordan, organised by Gender Studies at Södertörn University.
Politics of Spatial Violence
CBEES Advanced Seminar with Tihomir Topuzovski.
Presentation of the special section: “Post-socialist Revolutions of Intimacy”, Sexuality & Culture, 2020
The lunch-seminar is organised by the Centre for baltic and East European Studies (CBEES).
International Conference: New Perspectives on News: Theoretical and Empirical Challenges to Contemporary News Research
This conference aims to make a contribution to ongoing scholarly debates about news and democracy in digitized society, by providing a rethinking of the concept and societal role of news, from a range of analytical and geo-cultural perspectives.
Popular music in the Post-Soviet sphere: Analysing current trends
The workshop titled “Popular music in the Post-Soviet sphere: Analysing current trends” aims to carve out the main contributions currently being made by scholars to studies of Post-Soviet popular music in the 21st century.