Message posted on 05/12/2019
Invitation: Critical Automobility Studies Lab
Critical Automobility Studies Lab <br>Should you be in Vienna, you are invited! <br> <br>Dec 13, 2019, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, IHS, Josefstdter Strae 39, 1080 Vienna, <br>Salon <br> <br>Institute for Advanced Studies research group Techno-Science and Societal <br>Transformation is happy to announce the start of its Critical Automobility Studies <br>Lab. The lab kicks off with a launching event that offers presentations and <br>discussions as well as networking opportunities for everyone interested in <br>Critical Automobility Studies. <br> <br>Automobility is a hegemonic and enduring sociotechnical setup worth critical <br>attention. To concentrate on a critical approach to automobility is all the <br>more important as new societal challenges related to automobility emerged in <br>the last few years from sustainability of electric vehicles to ethical <br>questions related to the transition to autonomous devices or spatial justice <br>in modern urban environs just to name a few. Automobility, in our view, is a <br>complex construct of technologies, apparatuses, ideologies; an imaginary of <br>and in the present. It is composed of both the material and the <br>representational: of discourses, visions and images, of automobiles and the <br>physical infrastructure of automobility. Our interest is in aspects of social <br>justice and violence, gendered representations and cyborg autoselves, the <br>interplay of cared and non-cared bodies, connections and contacts, <br>spatialities and power plays as well as social pasts, presents and futures of <br>automobilities. A special focus is given to post-automobility, a new versatile <br>urban ecosystem that may disrupt the current technosocial operation, as well <br>as social challenges presented driver-car hybridity or driverless futures <br>imagined by many. <br> <br>Keynotes: <br> <br> * Robert Braun (Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna) -- "Automobility <br>nomos and biopolitics" <br> * Richard Randell (Webster University, Geneve) -- "The imaginary of <br>Automobility" <br> * Carlos Lopez-Galviz (Lancaster University) -- "The Past Futures of <br>Cities and Mobility: A View from History" <br> <br>We would like you to be part of our community. Please join us for this first <br>event of presentations and discussion and register via <br>event(at)ihs.ac.at. <br> <br>The event will be followed by light lunch and drinks. <br>-- <br>Assoc. Prof. Dr. Robert Braun <br>Senior Researcher, Techno-Science & Societal Transformation <br> <br>[cid:image001.jpg@01D5AB77.0F693A30] <br> <br>Institut fr Hhere Studien - Institute for Advanced Studies (IHS) <br>Josefstdter Strasse 39, 1080 Vienna, Austria <br>Tel: +43 1 59991 - 134 <br>Fax: +43 1 59991 - 555 <br>Email: robert.braun@ihs.ac.at <br>Web: https://www.ihs.ac.at/people/robert-braun/ <br> <br>My new book chapter on autonomous mobility pasts in Aguiar, Mathieson, Pearce <br>(Eds.) Mobilities, Literature, Culture, Palgrave Macmillan, <br>https://www.palgrave.com/gp/book/9783030270711 <br>My new book: http://ceupress.com/book/corporate-stakeholder-democracy <br> <br>[brauncover] <br> <br>From: Eurograd On Behalf Of eurograd--- via <br>Eurograd <br>Sent: Donnerstag, 5. Dezember 2019 10:11 <br>To: eurograd@lists.easst.net <br>Subject: [EASST-Eurograd] CfP: 'Living with Microbes' panel at the EASA <br>Conference, 21-24 July 2020 in Lisbon <br> <br> <br>'Living with Microbes' panel at the EASA Conference, 21-24 July 2020 in <br>Lisbon <br> <br>We will be hosting the panel 'Living with Microbes' in the upcoming EASA <br>Conference, to be celebrated in Lisbon, 21-24 July 2020 in Lisbon, Portugal. <br>The theme of the conference is 'New anthropological horizons in and beyond <br>Europe', and you can find the general call for papers here: <br>https://easaonline.org/conferences/easa2020/cfp <br> <br>Panel abstract <br> <br>This panel explores emerging ecologies in and around microbes. Novel findings <br>about the ubiquitousness of microbes within bodies and environments, has <br>illuminated new multi-species relationalities. While antibiotics are <br>simultaneously increasingly becoming redundant due to drug resistance, modern <br>medicine is at the risk of being turned back by a century. In this era, we <br>argue, it is vital to gain a more granular view of the various practices of <br>relation-making between humans, animals and microbes. While these changes have <br>often been conceptualized as turns in human-microbe relations (Paxson, 2008; <br>Lorimer, 2017), this panel invites papers that think about how various new and <br>old notions about microbes overlap rather than superseed each other, producing <br>spaces for microbial sociality to manifest in novel ways. Topics could <br>include, but are not limited to, examples of the following: - Studies of novel <br>biotechnologies of pre- and probiotic tools - Biographies of antibiotics, <br>bacteriophages and diagnostics, the pharmaceutical industry and other R&D <br>endeavours - How are novel subjectivities and national programmes constructed <br>through microbiome research and as targets of AMR related activities, policies <br>and research? - How are resistomes and microbiotas explored and compared? - <br>The flows of resistance embedded in more-than-human social forms involving <br>humans, animals, and the environment - How do people live with microbes in <br>fermentation? - How is immunity and well-being thought about in the absence of <br>antibiotics? - How boundaries of human and nonhuman bodies are un/made by the <br>bacteria that flow between environments and bodies? <br> <br>Please send your abstract (max 250 words) using the EASA submission system by <br>20 January 2020. To do this, find our session in the list of <br>panels and click on <br>'Propose paper'. You can find more instructions in the general call for papers <br>linked above. <br> <br>We look forward to reading your submissions! <br> <br>Convenors: <br>Salla Sariola (University of Helsinki) <br>Matthus Rest (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History) <br>Charlotte Brives (CNRS CED-UMR5116) <br>Jose A. Caada (University of Helsinki) <br> <br> <br>Jose A. Caada <br>Postdoctoral researcher <br>Cultures of cultures <br>Faculty of Social Sciences <br>University of Helsinki <br>https://joseacanada.com/ <br>https://blogs.helsinki.fi/culturesofcultures/ <br>Phone: +358(0)504719736 <br>Caada, J. A. (2019). Hybrid Threats and Preparedness Strategies: The <br>Reconceptualization of Biological Threats and Boundaries in Global Health <br>Emergencies. 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