Post-Critical IR? will be at the European International Studies Association (EISA) meeting in Prague, 2018! The following are the panels and roundtables scheduled:
| What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? | ||
| Austin | Jonathan | What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? |
| Leander | Anna | What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? |
| Adler-Nissen | Rebecca | What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? |
| Aradau | Claudia | What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? |
| Neumann | Iver | What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? |
| Huysmans | Jef | What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? |
| Nogueira | Joao | What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? |
| Waever | Ole | What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? |
| Hopf | Ted | What’s (the future of) Post-Critical IR? |
| Post-Critical IR? Fractures of Post-Critique | ||
| Chair | Jonathan Luke Austin | |
| Discussant | Jonathan Luke Austin | |
| Austin | Jonathan | What is Post-Critical IR? |
| Nogueira | Joao | Fracturing Worlds: Towards a Post-Critical Criticality in International Political Sociology |
| Leander | Anna | IR for who/what? Rethinking Critical Strategies of Pragmatic Engagement in a Time of Fake News and Alternative Truths |
| Drolet | Jean-Francois | Critics and Conservatives: Critical Theory and the Ideological Mobilization of the New Right |
| Mitchell | Audra | Worlding against the end of ‘the’ world: Indigenous Survivance, Refusal and Resurgence |
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| Post-Critical IR? Theories of Post-Critique | ||
| Chair | Anna Leander | |
| Discussant | Anna Leander | |
| Austin | Jonathan | What is Critique? |
| de Goede | Marieke | Critique without Judgement |
| Adler-Nissen | Rebecca | Can International Practice Theory be Critical Theory? The Ordering and Disordering Perspectives on the Everyday |
| Weber | Cynthia | From Critically Queer IR Theory to Critical Global SOGI Policy: The case of artificial intelligence for SOGI policy |
| Post-Critical IR? Practices of Post-Critique | ||
| Chair | Ted Hopf | |
| Discussant | Ted Hopf | |
| Wiener | Antje | An Agonistic Approach to the Practice-Normativity Nexus in IR Theory: Zooming in and Staging Contestations |
| Austin | Jonathan | Fabricating Post-Critique: The Research Programme of International Political Ergonomics |
| Bueger | Christian | Problematisation, reconstruction and the need for intelligible alternatives: An experiment in post-critical expertise |
| Lightfoot | Sheryl | The Indigenous Intervention in International Relations Theory |
| Tallis | Benjamin | Doppelmensch: Split-Subjectivity, Reflexivity and Creativity and in Post-Critical Security Research |
| Post-Critical IR? Frontiers for the Field | ||
| Chair | Claudia Aradau | |
| Discussant | Claudia Aradau | |
| Ringmar | Erik | International Relations in a Certain Mood? |
| Austin | Jonathan | Post-Cognitive IR? |
| Bramsen | Isabel | Two strategies of influencing the world through IR: The case of micro-sociology |
| de Siqueira | Isabel Rocha | An invitation to intervene: critique and practice theory |
| Saban | Calis | Feyerabend and Epistemological Anarchism: Deconstructing the Dichotomy of the Positivism-Postpositivism Debate |
| Doing and Mediating Critique | ||
| Chair | Mark B. Salter | |
| Discussant | Mark B. Salter | |
| Burgess | Peter | The insecurity of Critical Security Studies and the phenomenology of security |
| Lisle | Debbie | Lost in the Aftermath |
| Sjoberg | Laura | Failure and Critique in CSS |
| Nikolova | Blagovesta Ilieva | Putting critique to work: Ethics in EU Security Research |
| Austin | Jonathan | Doing and Mediating Critique |
| Post-Critical IR? Challenges for the field | ||
| Chair | Emma McCluskey | |
| Discussant | Emma McCluskey | |
| Conway | Philip | Critique as colonialism; or, towards an ecology of critical practices |
| Kurowska | Xymena | The Post-criticality of ‘not Knowing the Other’: a Psychosocial Approach to Knowledge Production |
| Eyrice Tepeciklioğlu | Elem | Constructing a New IR Terminology: Critiques from Below |
| Bukovansky | Mlada | Virtues and Agency in World Politics |
| Tatum | Dillon | Towards a Radical IR |
| Post-Critical IR? Philosophies of Post-Critique | ||
| Chair | Joao Nogueira | |
| Discussant | Joao Nogueira | |
| Van Ingen | Michiel | CRITICAL REALISM AND THE NEW MATERIALISMS: NEO-VITALISM, EMERGENTISM, AND THE PROMISE OF POST-CRITICAL INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY |
| Du Plessis | Gitte | New Realism as Post-Critical Security Method |
| Stengel | Frank A. | Discourse, Relativism and the Common Good: Rethinking Poststructuralism’s Normative Deficit with Derrida, Levinas and Laclau |
| Schindler | Sebastian | The Constructive Potentials of Critical Theory |
| Nabers | Dirk | Accelerationism and emancipation in global politics |
| Post-Critical IR? Applying Post-Critique | ||
| Chair | Rocco Bellanova | |
| Discussant | Rocco Bellanova | |
| Markowitz | Shane | The New Materialist Turn as Post-Critical IR: Towards a Pragmatic Framework for Constructive Intervention in the World |
| Perazzone | Stephanie | Critical IR: (Blind-)Spotting International Policy And ‘Real-World’ Ambiguities. Insights from the Democratic Republic of Congo. |
| Philipsen | Lise | The political potential of un-civil society |
| Beerli | Monique J. | Getting past the (Un)Critical-(Non)Actionable Impasse: Retroactive Reflexivity on Academic-Practitioner Collaboration with Humanitarian Policymakers and Decisionmakers |
| Rentea | Simona | Anti-Austerity Struggles in Europe and the Search for Critical Imagination |
| ‘Schengen Paradoxes’: Freedom, Surveillance, Technology | ||
| Chair | Emma McCluskey | |
| Discussant | Emma McCluskey | |
| Bigo | Didier | Interoperability at the EU Level: A Transdisciplinary Approach |
| Oelgemoller | Christina | Defining the Undesirable |
| Mc Cluskey | Emma | The Human ‘Schengen Paradox’: An Ethnography of Sub-Saharans Stranded in Morocco |
| Ben Jaffel | Hager | The Sentinels of Schengen: Liaison Officers and Everyday Bureaucratic Practices of Proactive Intelligence. |
| Oelgemoller | Christina | The Swedish Arms-Security-Surveillance Industry in Europe and Beyond: Emerging Technologies, Legal Loopholes, National Branding |
