Call for papers/panels for the 2021 BISA conference, and for future PPWG virtual events
The PPWG invites submissions for the 2021 BISA conference, and for future PPWG virtual events
Content from Post-Structural Politics (PPWG) working group
Post-Structural Politics (PPWG)
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The Poststructural Politics Working Group (PPWG) brings together researchers who take inspiration from the wide variety of poststructural approaches to International Relations. Through its constitutive openness, poststructuralism offers a radically different perspective on key questions in International Relations, challenging taken-for-granted understandings of the location of the international, and highlighting the many ways in which the political is produced and performed.
News and analysis
A look back at the Post-Structural Politics Working Group convenors
Here we look back at the past convenors of the Post-Structural Politics Working Group
Introducing the Post-Structural Politics Working Group conveners
Introducing the Post-Structural Politics Working Group Co-Convenors
Interview with Jason Dittmer: Assemblage theory and comic book politics
Part five of the Post-Structural Politics interview series
Interview with Maja Zehfuss: Critically reading war, politics and ethics
Part four of the Post-Structural Politics interview series
Interview with Claudia Aradau: Self and Other in an age of algorithmic reason
Part three of the Post-Structural Politics working group interview series
Interview with Debbie Lisle: Polysemic Images, Bordering Imaginaries
Part two of the Post-Structural Politics Working Group interview series
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
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