Dear All,
The following CFP was posted on an anthropology list I subscribe to. With
permission from the sender, I forward it to you.
Nate
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From: ayca cubukcu <ac2116@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 9:28 AM
Subject: Re: ANTHRODISH: biopolitics and migration?
To: Nathaniel Roberts <npr4@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
dear anthrodishers,
for a committee on global thought workshop next semester, on "biopolitics
and migration," we are looking for contributions from cutting-edge
scholars--and i thought i would ask for your suggestions and leads.
roughly, the concentration of the work should be:
1. the global and national management of migrant labour as biopower.
2. the global war on terror and the security management of mobile
populations, including surveillance, identification techniques, detention
camps, and controls on the circulation of racialized persons. we plan to
focus on "security" as a productive and contested matrix of
sovereignty, biopolitics, and migration.
we are especially interested a scholar whose work could address migrant
labour in the gulf states, such as saudi arabia.
thanks for your feedback,
ayça
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dr. ayça çubukçu
postdoctoral fellow
committee on global thought
columbia university
ac2116@xxxxxxxxxxxx
On 27.Eki.2008, at 09:22, Nathaniel Roberts wrote:
Dear Ayca,
If you don't mind, I'll forward this the Foucault list. I believe there are
one or two folks on it who might have something worth contributing.
Nate
--
Nathaniel Roberts
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Department of Anthropology
Columbia University
-and-
Part Time Faculty Member
Department of Anthropology
The New School for Social Research
The following CFP was posted on an anthropology list I subscribe to. With
permission from the sender, I forward it to you.
Nate
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: ayca cubukcu <ac2116@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 9:28 AM
Subject: Re: ANTHRODISH: biopolitics and migration?
To: Nathaniel Roberts <npr4@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
dear anthrodishers,
for a committee on global thought workshop next semester, on "biopolitics
and migration," we are looking for contributions from cutting-edge
scholars--and i thought i would ask for your suggestions and leads.
roughly, the concentration of the work should be:
1. the global and national management of migrant labour as biopower.
2. the global war on terror and the security management of mobile
populations, including surveillance, identification techniques, detention
camps, and controls on the circulation of racialized persons. we plan to
focus on "security" as a productive and contested matrix of
sovereignty, biopolitics, and migration.
we are especially interested a scholar whose work could address migrant
labour in the gulf states, such as saudi arabia.
thanks for your feedback,
ayça
---
dr. ayça çubukçu
postdoctoral fellow
committee on global thought
columbia university
ac2116@xxxxxxxxxxxx
On 27.Eki.2008, at 09:22, Nathaniel Roberts wrote:
Dear Ayca,
If you don't mind, I'll forward this the Foucault list. I believe there are
one or two folks on it who might have something worth contributing.
Nate
--
Nathaniel Roberts
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Department of Anthropology
Columbia University
-and-
Part Time Faculty Member
Department of Anthropology
The New School for Social Research