Joanna Bourke, a specialist in the great war conflicts of the 20th century and in the reflection on violence in contemporary society, talks with the essayist and cultural critic Antonio Monegal about aspects of the culture of war that affect the way in which war is represented and reaches us through history, collective memory and the media, in an attempt to sketch the contours of a possible ethics of representation.
Videos & Publications
Philipp Engel: “The suburban landscape is so iconic that it sparks a fascination from which we cannot break free”
Inside the exhibition "Suburbia"
The Home of All of US
Juan Insua
Climate, Capital, and Democracy in the Anthopocene
Mukulika Banerjee, Lars Tønder and Miguel de Beistegui
Imagining and Transforming Nature: Ecology, Far-Right, and Capital
Steven Forti, Alexandra Popartan
Imagining and Transforming Nature: Ecology, Far-Right, and Capital
Nausikaä El-Mecky , Marc Sanjaume and Sofia Tipaldou
Rethinking the Social Question
Sofia Näsström / Craig Calhoun and Dilip Gaonkar
Climate and Capital: Challenges of Democracy Today
Craig Calhoun, Dilip Gaonkar, Lars Tønder, Sofia Näsström
In this round table, internationally renowned sociologists and thinkers such as Craig Calhoun, Dilip Gaonkar, Lars Tønder and Sofia Näsström analyse the major challenges facing societies across the globe and suggest possible remedies for this progressive democratic decline.
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