Media: audio

A special edition of the OU's PodMag highlights the important contribution CCIG research makes to teaching.

The final survey report of the Endring Love research project is now available on the project website. The project has been designed, developed and implemented in dialogue with policy makers, relationship support organisations, media commentators and academic colleagues, and this ambition was at the core of the event the Enduring Love team organised on the 14th of January, 2014.

The fifth IPCC report concluded last September that global warming is “unequivocal” and that the 30 years until 2012 were probably the warmest in 1,400 years, driven by “unprecedented” levels of greenhouse gases. The fragile compromise reached at the UN Warsaw Climate Change Conference held this November illustrated once again that climate change remains a contentious and maybe intractable issue.

Engin Isin gave a talk at the Annual International Workshop organised by the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis (April 17-19, 2013).

Speakers also included Sara Ahmed and Judith Butler, and the event addressed the topic of ‘Dislocating Agency, Moving Object: Association, Demarcation, Transformation’.

This podcast is the audio recording of Engin’s talk entitled ‘The scandal of Rights’.