Interview with Debbie Lisle: Polysemic Images, Bordering Imaginaries
Part two of the Post-Structural Politics Working Group interview series
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Introducing the Post-Structural Politics Interview Series: Martin Coward on Network Metaphors, Atmospheric Assemblages
Part one of the Post-Structural Politics Working Group interview series
Legality and legitimacy of INGOs - 2016/17 workshop review
A summary of the 'Legality and legitimacy of INGOs workshop with links to the annual reports.
Working with alternative traditions of thought
Details of the CPD Group's 2016 annual workshop and event reflections from Robin Dunford.
Exploring epistemic violence workshop, February 2016
An in depth look at the papers and findings presented during the 2016 workshop.
When and how to use the term subaltern?
Following the 2015 CPD group workshop, Shabnam Holliday discusses the term subaltern and its use.
Event reflections - Thinking with/against/past the “Subaltern”
Event reflections from the CPD Group's 2015 annual workshop.
NGOs in global governance - 2015 workshop review
A review of the NGOs in global governance workshop at City University.
BISA at 40 workshop – impunity, security and the colonial frontier
The CPD Group sponsored a workshop as part of the 40th anniversary of BISA celebrations.
Event reflections - Colonial, Postcolonial and Decolonial early career mentoring workshop
A mentoring workshop with senior scholars in the field focused around providing a space for advice.
Emancipation without agenda? A review of the 2015 roundtable
Philipp Lottholz (University of Birmingham) organised a roundtable which took place in May 2015.
What can the face tell us about politics?
Images of the face are striking, whether they are snapshots or carefully composed portraits. What is it that makes these images so powerful?
Reflections on the 'Decolonial Summer School: democracy, slavery, and the decolonial option'
The CPD Working Group sponsored a PhD student to attend the Decolonial Summer School in Netherlands.
Decolonise everything (together)!
Amber Murrey discusses the term 'decolonisation' following the CPD Group's 2014 workshop.
Knowledge(s) in civil society organisations in development - 2014 workshop review
A review of our 2014 workshop held jointly with the Development Studies Association (DSA).
NGO legitimacy and accountability - 2013 workshop review
A review of the NGO legitimacy and accountability workshop 2013.
Colonial/Postcolonial/Decolonial Working Group Constitution
The Colonial/Postcolonial/Decolonial (CPD) Working Group's constitution.
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