'Opening the Boundaries of Citizenship' Conference, Milton Keynes, UK
6 February 2012 - 7 February 2012
Keynote lectures by:
- Judith Butler (University of California) 'Self-Determination, Palestinian Statehood, and the Anarchist Impasse'
- Paul Gilroy (LSE) ‘Subjects in the Kettle: Notes on Citizenship, Dissent, and Securitocracy’
- Engin Isin (The Open University) Inaugural Lecture 'Citizens Without Frontiers?'
- Bryan Turner (CUNY) 'City, Nation, Globe: Three Movements in the History of Citizenship'
To book the event (£50/£30 student concession) and for further details, please follow: http://www.oecumene.eu/events/1st-symposium(opens in new window)
The conference is part of the First Symposium ‘Citizenship after Orientalism’ organised by the Oecumene Project being held on 6-11 February 2012.Oecumene: Citizenship after Orientalism is funded by an European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant (Institutions, values, beliefs and behaviour ERC-AG-SH2).
- Judith Butler (University of California) 'Self-Determination, Palestinian Statehood, and the Anarchist Impasse'
- Paul Gilroy (LSE) ‘Subjects in the Kettle: Notes on Citizenship, Dissent, and Securitocracy’
- Engin Isin (The Open University) Inaugural Lecture 'Citizens Without Frontiers?'
- Bryan Turner (CUNY) 'City, Nation, Globe: Three Movements in the History of Citizenship'
To book the event (£50/£30 student concession) and for further details, please follow: http://www.oecumene.eu/events/1st-symposium(opens in new window)
The conference is part of the First Symposium ‘Citizenship after Orientalism’ organised by the Oecumene Project being held on 6-11 February 2012.Oecumene: Citizenship after Orientalism is funded by an European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant (Institutions, values, beliefs and behaviour ERC-AG-SH2).