Browsing Research publications by Author "Critical Humanities and International Politics Research Group"
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Britain must commit to upholding civil liberties if the EU is to agree on security co-operation after Brexit
Xanthopoulou, Ermioni (2018-06-08) -
Claims to ignorance as a form of participation in transitional justice
Sokolic, Ivor (2022-05-18)Transitional justice is premised on participation that allows local publics to construct, critique and have some ownership over the process. The current scholarship assumes that individuals openly express their views of ... -
The “Digital Turn” in Transitional Justice Research: Evaluating Image and Text as Data in the Western Balkans
Kostovicova, Denisa; Kerr, Rachel; Sokolic, Ivor; Fairey, Tiffany; Redwood, Henry; Subotic, Jelena (2022-03-28)The “digital turn” has transformed the landscape of transitional justice research. A wealth of data has been created through social media channels, and new digitisation tools have made existing data more easily accessible. ... -
Energy Policy at the crossroads: How Nord Stream 2 is challenging the Internal Energy Market
Batzella, Francesca (Edinburgh Europa Institute, The University of Edinburgh., 2018-11-12)Nord Stream 2 is possibly one of the most debated and controversial topics in energy policy and it has been so since feasibility studies for this project started in 2011. According to the European Commission, ‘the Nord ... -
Engaged but constrained. Assessing EU actorness in the case of Nord Stream 2
Batzella, Francesca (2022-08-18)Despite helpful categorizations about the EU’s role in external energy governance, more analysis is needed on the factors likely to enable or constrain the EU’s actorness. This article builds on the theoretical framework ... -
The Eroticization of Biopower : Masochistic relationality and resistance in Deleuze and Agamben
Richter, Hannah (2019-08-01)This article examines Gilles Deleuze’s and Giorgio Agamben’s thoughts on the immanent creativity emergent from formal, impersonal life as a pathway for resistance to biopolitics. In Coldness and Cruelty, Deleuze explores ... -
EU Energy Union: Is There Anything New Under the Sun?
Batzella, Francesca (Edinburgh Europa Institute, The University of Edinburgh., 2015-12-17) -
The Event of the New: Thinking Emergent Creativity with in Deleuze and Whitehead
Richter, Hannah (2023-01-01)Gilles Deleuze’s concept of the event is one of the central, and most vividly discussed, contributions of his philosophy. The event ruptures flows of thought, knowledge and social relations and renders available a creative ... -
An Evental Pandemic: : Thinking the COVID-19 ‘Event’ with Deleuze and Foucault
Richter, Hannah; Repo, Jemima (2022-12-08)As COVID-19 swept the world it also became the subject of a quickly growing body of theoretical scholarship aimed at understanding the social, political and economic implications of the ‘pandemic event’. Taking a step back, ... -
Homo Sacer is Syrian : Movement-Images from the European “Refugee Crisis”
Richter, Hannah (Rowman and Littlefield, 2018-05-30) -
The impossible, necessary outside of nature: a Luhmannian intervention into post-humanist ecology
Richter, Hannah (2023-07-23)In the wake of climate change, social theory has been subject to a surge of new materialist and posthuman approaches that reconfigure ontology and politics beyond the modern nature/culture binary which the Anthropocene has ... -
An Introduction to ‘Peace, Conflicts and Security in the Anthropocene: Ruptures and Limits'
Torrent, Ignasi (2021-06-21)Throughout the last two decades, numerous disciplines across the natural and social sciences have witnessed the increasing influence of an emerging set of contemporary theoretical trends that delve into the entanglements ... -
Kiss, don’t tell: attitudes towards inter-ethnic dating and contact with the Other in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Sokolic, Ivor (2022-10-21)Structural segregation and normative divisions in Bosnia-Herzegovina make dating across ethnic lines difficult. A detailed and rich scholarship outlines why this is and why young people who want to interact across ethnic ... -
The Local, the ‘Indigenous’ and the Limits of Rethinking Peacebuilding
Randazzo, Elisa (2021-03-01)Recent critical perspectives on peacebuilding have sought to shed light on experiences so far marginalized by mainstream approaches. In particular, critics have pushed peacebuilding towards radically different ways of ... -
Mutual trust and rights in EU criminal and asylum law: Three phases of evolution and the uncharted territory beyond blind trust
Xanthopoulou, Ermioni (2018-04-30)This article examines the evolving relationship of mutual trust and fundamental rights in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice. The ECJ has long prioritized the effectiveness of instruments based on mutual trust through ... -
Politics of the Anthropocene: Temporality, Ecology, Indigeneity
Richter, Hannah; Randazzo, Elisa (2021-03-13)The notion of the Anthropocene has become an instrumental backdrop against which post-foundationalist social theory and political research frame the possibilities and prospects of governance to defy the certainty and, ... -
Politics of the Anthropocene: Temporality, Ecology, Indigeneity
Richter, Hannah; Randazzo, Elisa (2021-03-13)The notion of the Anthropocene has become an instrumental backdrop against which post-foundationalist social theory and political research frame the possibilities and prospects of governance to defy the certainty and, ... -
Politics of the Anthropocene: Temporality, Ecology, Indigeneity
Richter, Hannah; Randazzo, Elisa (2021-03-13)The notion of the Anthropocene has become an instrumental backdrop against which post-foundationalist social theory and political research frame the possibilities and prospects of governance to defy the certainty and, ... -
Politics of the Anthropocene: Temporality, Ecology, Indigeneity
Richter, Hannah; Randazzo, Elisa (2021-03-13)The notion of the Anthropocene has become an instrumental backdrop against which post-foundationalist social theory and political research frame the possibilities and prospects of governance to defy the certainty and, ... -
Problematising entanglement fetishism in IR: On the possibility of being without being in relation
Torrent, Ignasi (2023-08-23)The following article seeks to question the deterministic tinge behind entanglement fetishism, namely the celebratory, uninhibited, and totalising projection of the world as a relational wholeness. Alongside the rise of ...