Many thanks to everyone who made it such a wonderful summer school this year. We had fantastic conversations, and the mix of new participants and those who were attending for the second or third time made it really special. I hope you all have good journeys back, and look forward to seeing many of you next year. We haven't confirmed the dates yet, but there WILL be a Gregynog IV in 2015!
More later...
Very best wishes
Jenny
A unique opportunity for graduate students and academics working in international politics from a range of critical, postcolonial, feminist, post-structural and psychoanalytic traditions to re-examine their own work and meet new people. An open space for thinking and generating new ideas.
Gregynog Hall
12 July 2014
30 June 2014
Summer School next week!!
Gregynog Ideas Lab III takes place next week, 7-12 July 2014, and we very much look forward to welcoming you to Gregynog! Any last minute queries, please contact us on gregynogideaslab.gmail.com.
Best wishes
Jenny
Best wishes
Jenny
06 April 2014
Plenary Programme announced!
We are delighted to announce that the programme of
plenary sessions for Gregynog Ideas Lab III has been finalised. We will have Guest Professor Roundtables on Time and the Event; Time and Subjectivity; The State of
Violence; and Poststructuralism, Postcolonialism and
Feminism. In the final session of the week, Generation and Critique, Mick
Dillon, Mike Shapiro and Rob Walker reflect on the past 20-30 years of critical
work in International Relations, and where we go from here. Full details of all
these sessions, and the Practical
Workshops (on Storytelling and/as Method; Book and Journal Publishing; and Critique and Careers) are
available by clicking on the link on the right. The full details of our Guest Professor Seminars, the highlight of the school, are also available on the right, as are a draft Schedule and brief bios of all our Guest Professors.
At present we have ten places remaining: we already have bookings from an amazing and international
group of graduate students and early career faculty working on a wide range of topics (including: identity, the
body, discourse, power, security apparatuses, historiography, time, 'freedom',
cybersecurity, aesthetics, sovereignty, critical theory, memory, meaning
production, feminist IPE, post-conflict interventions, development, affect,
materiality, peacekeeping, narrative, language and discursive practice, war
photography, militarism, risk, finance and anti-colonial thought).
Booking forms can be downloaded from the links on the right and should be returned, with payment, to gregynogideaslab@gmail.com. If you have any queries or need help with your booking, or want to make sure places are still available before you send in your form, please contact Yvonne Rinkart on the same email.
We look forward to seeing you in the summer!
Best wishes
Jenny
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