Workshop by Anna Mann: «theorising through the mundane»
«How does the mundane allow to engage with the numerous transformations our healthcare systems are undergoing?»
This is what we explored last week collectively in a workshop hosted by Anna Mann, Lisa Linden and Sonja Jerak-Zuiderent. For everybody who could not participate: We are in the process of preparing a special issue on this theme for S&TS!
New Book edited by Patrick Ziltener asks the question, what comes "After Globalization"?
After several decades of significantly increasing global economic, socio-cultural, and political integration, the globalization pendulum is swinging back. But what comes “After Globalization”?
New SNF grant approved: Per Block and Micol Morellini on «The Feminisation of Global Migration»
Per Block and Micol Morellini were awarded a grant for the project «The Feminisation of Global Migration» by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Congratulations!
«Was in Serbien passiert, hat auch Einfluss auf die Serb:innen in der Schweiz» - Valentina Petrovic im Interview mit der WOZ Wochenzeitung
In «Proteste der Diaspora:Serbischer Frühling» kommen Mitglieder der serbischen Diaspora in der Schweiz zu Wort - unter Ihnen unsere Forscherin Valentina Petrovic.
New Article: Anna Mann and Tanja Ahlin on «Ambiguous animals, ambivalent carers and arbitrary care collectives»
Why did the cute robot seal Stella end up in a cupboard? The article explores through an ethnographic case study of a social robot Paro in an Austrian hospital the receptionof healthcare robots.
New Event: Valentina Petrović at DemocracyNet Book Club
In the DemocracyNet Book Club, participant get the opportunity to gain insights by Valentina Petrović on the Structural Origins of Post-Yugoslav Regimes. Attendance is possible on-site in Oerlikon or online via Zoom.
Neues Event: Catherine Herfeld CHESS Lecture «Warum verlassen Frauen die Philosophie?»
Die akademische Philosophie weist im internationalen Vergleich eine überdurchschnittlich grosse Geschlechterlücke auf, insbesondere im Vergleich zu anderen Geisteswissenschaften; je weiter hoch man in der philosophischen Ausbildung und Forschung steht, desto weniger Frauen findet man.
