We are very pleased to announce the schedule for the third term of our Socialisms and Postsocialisms in a Global Context WIP forum.
Socialisms and Postsocialisms in a Global Context is intended as a forum for sharing and discussing work with colleagues working on resonant themes. We also envisage it as a shared space for intellectual conversation about the contributions the studies of socialism and postsocialism can make in and across different disciplines – anthropology, history, socio-legal studies, sociology, political science and international relations. We are particularly interested in thinking about what insights derived from studies of socialism and postsocialism can offer with regard to understanding the current historical moment.
We do not consider socialism and postsocialism to be a geographically delimited area of inquiry, but understand it as global and diverse phenomenon and therefore invite participation of faculty and students across disciplinary and regional expertise. We particularly welcome advanced DPhil students who want to share their written work in a constructive and supportive environment.
This is a new work-in-progress group for faculty and students working on themes related to socialism and postsocialism, broadly defined. The group is convened through a collaboration between faculty members affiliated with the School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies and the School Anthropology and Museum Ethnography, but is open to all interested faculty and graduate students. If you are interested in becoming part of this group, please send an email to Dace Dzenovska: dace.dzenovska@compas.ox.ac.uk. Please include a few words about your research in the email, and, most importantly, let us know whether you would like to present a chapter or an article during TT 2018 or shortly thereafter.
We look forward to an exciting conversation!
Nicolette Makovicky, School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies
Agnieszka Kubal, School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies and Faculty of Law
Dace Dzenovska, School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography
All sessions will take place on Thursdays (in week 3, 4 & 7) at 3:30pm in 43 Banbury Road.
Female business leaders in CEE: Female (under) representation and narratives of leadership
Aleksandra Wąsowska, University of Warsaw, Poland / Visiting Fellow, SIAS, Oxford
Early Marriages in Kyrgyzstan: Religious and cultural practices
Jarkyn Shadymanova, Bishkek Humanities University, Kyrgyzstan / Visiting Fellow, IGS, Oxford
From knowledge-transfer to knowledge without borders? How to rethink feminism and post-socialism
Leandra Bias, DPIR, University of Oxford
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