
THE JOURNAL OF CRITICAL GLOBALISATION STUDIES PRESENTS THE GLOBAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION 2010:
Globalization and International Relations
Merton College, University of Oxford,
1st - 3rd September 2010
Confirmed Keynotes
Prof. David Chandler, University of Westminster
Prof. Sandra Halperin, Royal Holloway, University of London
Prof. Martin Shaw, University of Sussex
Prof. John Urry, University of Lancaster
Prof. Leslie Sklair, London School of Economics
The 2010 GSA conference seeks to probe the relationship between these two different approaches to understanding world social relationships. Indeed, the conference’s central problematic asks whether the advent of Global Studies is an extension of International Relations, on a continuum with it, or does Global Studies represent what Foucault termed a new episteme, with the implication that International Relations and Global Studies cannot speak to each other for lack of a common language? Moreover, can Global Studies challenge the dominance of International Relations in both social science departments and policymaking fields? Or will global ‘outlooks’ still depend upon visible territorial borders, the outcome of historical and territorial conflicts between states?
Register for the conference here
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ISSUE 2 (2010): GLOBALISATION AND WAR
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ISSUE 2 of the journal is a special issue devoted to theme of 'Globalisation and War.' With articles by James Brassett and Nick Srnicek. Polemics by Francis Shor and Victoria Ridler. A roundtable discussion on 'Transnational Militancy', with Nathan Coombs, Faisal Devji, Kevin McDonald and Saul Newman; and another roundtable on 'Windows on Empire' featuring Alex Colas, Christian Marazzi, Leo Panitch, Sanjay Seth and Saskia Sassen. Plus books reviews.
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Dr. Dibyesh Anand, reader in International Relations at the University of Westminister, has joined the editorial advisory board. Dibyesh described the JCGS as "A journal that consciously moves beyond the cliche-ridden debates over ideas, processes and experiences associated with globalization. Its open-access policy makes it an attractive forum for scholars, students and activists alike."
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News: Amin Samman joins the journal as co-editor (July 3rd, 2010) |
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Assistant editor of Naked Punch magazine and doctoral researcher in the political science department of the University of Birmingham, Amin Samman, joins the JCGS as co-editor.
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Prof. Stephan Stetter of the University of Munich has joined the editorial advisory board.
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Our second issue will be launched with a roundtable debate on 'Transnational Militancy in the 21st Century' between Faisal Devji, Kevin McDonald, Saul Newman and Nathan Coombs. Followed by a drinks reception. Event is free and unticketed.
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"Ten years ago the Lisbon Strategy was introduced to make Europe the most “the most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy”"... read more |
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" In The Guardian Simon Tisdall recently asked whether the bloody protests we are currently witnessing on the streets of Iran herald a ‘second revolution?’".. .read more |
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