INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THOUGHTS SERIES (MIRTH) COLLOQUIUM

Level

Graduate

Semester

Fall 2022

Instructor(s)

Ryan Brutger

Units

Section

Number

291IR

CCN

22696

Times

M 3-4:30pm

Location

MOSE223

Course Description

Please see click on the link below for more information regarding MIRTH.

http://polisci.berkeley.edu/research-and-teaching/lectures-colloquia/monday-international-relations-thoughts-series-mirth

Upcoming Events

Mar 20, 2023

Hyperdivers(c)ities across the Atlantic - The Importance of Interchange

Zoom Link Available As a student of Law in Ghent, Benjamin Dalle spent ample time endlessly discussing political issues at the pub. He spent his last academic year as an Erasmus student in Paris, at the René Descartes University. After Ghent and Paris, Benjamin wished to make his American dream...

Mar 23, 2023

Capitalism and Carcerality

This discussion focuses on how and why an analysis of capital, surplus, labor, and the general categories of racial capitalism are vital to understanding the rise of the carceral state. Further, the speakers look to take seriously the world-making project of abolition as a key antagonism to the violence of those logics.

Courses

Courses

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THOUGHTS SERIES (MIRTH) COLLOQUIUM

Hyperdivers(c)ities across the Atlantic - The Importance of Interchange

Deepa Purushothaman | The First, The Few, The Only

Collectivity, Community and Mutual Aid

Capitalism and Carcerality

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