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5th Lancaster-Aberystwyth Graduate Colloquium Call for papers

Date: 3-4 May 2007 Time: 0.00 pm

5th Lancaster-AberystwythGraduate Colloquium3rd-4th May, 2007Keynote Speaker: Julian Reid (King's College London)Author of The Biopolitics of the War on Terror: Life Struggles, Liberal Modernity and the Defence of Logistical Societies (Reappraising the Political),forthcoming from Manchester University Press in June 2007.

CALL FOR PAPERSby graduate and intending graduate studentsThe Colloquium provides a forum for graduate and intending graduate students wishing to explore and/or apply critical and post-structuralist approaches to questions of ethics and politics globally. Colloquium Papers are provided by Graduate Students to an audience of Faculty and Graduate Students from Lancaster, Aberystwyth and other Universities. The Colloquium's purpose is to foster student engagement with such thinking and its applicability to a wide range of ethical and political concerns.

For further information, to reserve a place, and to submit a paper, e-mail:Katja Jacobsen: k.jacobsen@lancaster.ac.ukMaria Stoianova: m.stoianova@lancaster.ac.uk

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES: 13th April, 2007Entry: free. Location: ISA meeting room 03 on Lancaster Campus

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