NewsHere you can find current news: Leading scholars as featured speakers in TorontoProfessors Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Richard Grusin and Warren Sack are among the speakers confirmed for the October Toronto event. Veronica Barassi responds to Greg Elmer's position paperVeronica Barassi has continued the discussion on methods of internet-based research of network politics, time, temporality and ethnography in her response to Greg Elmer's original position paper. Please read Veronica's continuation to our RFC-section, and continue the discussion!
New Call For PapersA call for papers has been released for the next event in the 'Exploring New Configurations of Network Politics project'. This will be a syposium at Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada in partnership with the Infoscape Research Lab.
Shintaro Miyazaki continues on Alex Galloway's position paperShintaro Miyazaki has added his
Seb Franklin's RFC response to Tiziana Terranova's position paperSeb Franklin has written an RFC response to Tiziana Terranova's original position paper on "what is network politics." Franklin focuses on reflecting "more broadly on the crucial notions of participation and science—and the more fundamental ideas of the social and the technical that they encapsulate—as crucial Tony D. Sampson's RFC response to Eugene Thacker's position paperTony D. Sampson (UEL) has written an RFC response to Eugene Thacker's original position paper on microbes and contagion. Sampson continues on the theme of contagion theory, drawing especially on Gabriel Tarde's social theory of contagion. Please have a look at the very exciting ideas Sampson introduces and continue the discussions!
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