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Web of capturing the moving mind

moving minds, or, what is politics?

Serena Giordano

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calls for papers

Crawling from the wreckage: Does critique have a future in the business school?

deadline 1 Aug 2020

Open issue

deadline 30 Sep 2020

Organised ignorance: The practices and politics of the organisation of ignorance

deadline 20 Nov 2020

announcements

ephemera’s response to the coronavirus crisis

31 Jul 2020

current issue

volume 20, number 1

América Latina / Latin America: Again (and again)

Feb 2020

Latin America struggles

issue archive

The ethico-politics of whistleblowing

vol. 19, no. 4

The ethico-politics of whistleblowing: Mediated truth-telling in digital cultures

Nov 2019

vol. 19, no. 3

Peak neoliberalism

Aug 2019

Repair matters

vol. 19, no. 2

Repair matters

May 2019

Ghostly matters in organization

vol. 19, no. 1

Ghostly matters in organization

Feb 2019

forthcoming contributions

Grooving matter(s): ‘Taking measure’ through touch

Kevin Pijpers

forthcoming reviews

review of

Agamben, G. (2019) Creation and anarchy: The work of art and the religion of capitalism. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. (HB, pp. 84, $16.00, ISBN 978-1-503-60836-8)

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