We meet outside Anna Lundberg’s room on G\u00e4ddan (third floor), Malm\u00f6 University. 12-15 it is! Bring your own lunch.<\/p>\n
ALL ARE WELCOME BUT WE NEED TO KNOW IN ADVANCE SO PLEASE SEND US AN E-MAL (anna.lundberg@mah.se)!<\/p>\n
September 18-19
\nGPS Research Days with James Ingram, Mc Master University.<\/p>\n
September 26
\nOrigins of Totalitarianism Hannah Arendt and Hannah Arendt and Human Rights: The Predicament of Common Responsibility Peg Birmingham.
\nPresentations: Mikael Sp\u00e5ng and Anna Lundberg
\nNote: Amanda Nielsen, PhD candidate in Political Science, Linn\u00e9 University, is presenting her work at the MIM-seminar 14:15 Besv\u00e4rande r\u00e4ttsl\u00f6shet \u2013 Pappersl\u00f6sa, den nationella v\u00e4lf\u00e4rdsstatens dualitet och m\u00e4nskliga r\u00e4ttigheter som politisk resurs (in Swedish).<\/p>\n
October 15
\nCitizenship, Migrant Activism and the Politics of Movement Pieter Nyers and K Rygiel (reds); Nando Sigona (2012) \u201c\u2019I have too much baggage\u2019: the impacts of legal status on the social worlds of irregular migrants\u201d Social Anthropology 20 (1): 50-65.
\nNeocosmos, Michael (2012) \u201dCan a human rights culture enable emanicipation? Clearing som theoretical ground for the renewal of a critical sociology\u201d South African Review of Sociology 37 (2) 356-379
\nPresentations: Jacob Lind, Emma S\u00f6derman and Anna Lundberg<\/p>\n
October 31
\nThe Exclusionary Politics of Asylum Vicky Squire and Border Politics: The Limits of Sovereign Power Nick Vaughan-Williams; Presentation of \u201cVi har r\u00e4tt\u201d by activists Linus Kullving and Maria Svensson.
\nPresentation: Michael Strange<\/p>\n
November 7
\nRanci\u00e8re, Jacques (2001) \u201dTen Theses on Politics\u201d Theory and Event 5:3 and Krause, Monika (2008), Undocumented Migrants: An Arendtian Perspective1 in the European Journal of Political Theory 7(3): 331-348, New York University as an example of how this is relevant.
\nPresentations: Mikael Sp\u00e5ng and Michael Strange<\/p>\n
November 18-19
\nLunch-lunch: FAS network \u201cNetwork on irregular migration and irregular migrants\u201d ethics and engagement.
\nWith (among others) Anna Lundberg, Maja Sager, \u00c5sa Smith, Emma S\u00f6derman.<\/p>\n
December 3
\nAre Human Rights for Migrants?Critical Reflections on the Status of Irregular Migrants in Europe and the United States. Marie-Benedicte Dembour, Tobias Kelly Presentation: PhD and Anna Lundberg<\/p>\n
December 17
\nRe-Presenting the Good Society, by Maeve Cooke.
\nPresentations: Michael Strange and Emma S\u00f6derman.<\/p>\n
December 19
\nChristmas lunch and presentation of PhD projects.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We meet outside Anna Lundberg’s room on G\u00e4ddan (third floor), Malm\u00f6 University. 12-15 it is! Bring your own lunch. ALL ARE WELCOME BUT WE NEED TO KNOW IN ADVANCE SO PLEASE SEND US AN E-MAL (anna.lundberg@mah.se)! September 18-19 GPS Research Days with James Ingram, Mc Master University. September 26 Origins of Totalitarianism Hannah Arendt and … <\/p>\n