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Academic Exchange > Blogs
series: end of life

Why researchers need to be open

12-05-2018 Els Van Wijngaarden Leave a comment

Why researchers need to be open about ethical uneasiness, doubts and uncertainties.
In recent years, I have conducted highly intimate research with a possible impact on life and death, Continue reading Why researchers need to be open →

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series: migrants

Affect matters

02-04-2018 Kim Tsai Leave a comment

Affect Matters is a book about relationship. It is about the centrality of affect in our relationships to others, and in particular, it examines the precariousness and ambiguity of our affect-filled lives. Continue reading Affect matters →

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Academic Exchange > Theses and Dissertations

Attentiveness is complex and political

30-04-2018 Tessa Roberts-Smorenburg Leave a comment

An interview with Klaartje Klaver about her PhD thesis Dynamics of Attentiveness (2016) Continue reading Attentiveness is complex and political →

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Caring Democracy: Current Topics

22-03-2018 Petr Urban Leave a comment

An international meeting of care ethicists and political theorists was for the first time organized in Eastern-Central Europe. It was held under the title Caring Democracy: Current Topics in the Political Theory of Care in Prague Continue reading Caring Democracy: Current Topics →

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A post-democratic scenario needing careful attention

12-04-2018 Webteam Leave a comment

A month ago Italians elected a new parliament. In this article, Brunella Casalini, associate professor of Political Philosophy at the School of Political Science (University of Florence, Italy), argues that Italy’s post-democratic scenario needs careful attention. Continue reading A post-democratic scenario needing careful attention →

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Of disability pride and fear

11-03-2018 Jacqueline Kool Leave a comment

Some time ago the editors of this website asked me to respond to Ben Mattlins critical article on Spinraza, the new drug treatment on the neuro-musculair disease SMA. They weren’t aware that I too, just like Mattlin, am a 54 year old person living with SMA. Continue reading Of disability pride and fear →

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