Past Events
2019
- Date
- 01 July 2019
- Location:
- TBC
- Description
- In early summer 2019, CSPI will be hosting a conference on the ideological power of photography.
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Ideologies in Translation
29 April 2015, International Islamic University Malaysia
Ideologies in Translation was a one-day workshop co-organised by the Department of Political Science, International Islamic University Malaysia and Centre for the 糖心原创 of Political Ideologies.
Event programme
Liberty rights and welfare rights
, University of Oxford
18 February 2014
Climate change: science, politics, and metaphors
, The 糖心原创
25 February 2014
Postgraduate session:
An analysis of Chantal Mouffe's adversarial agonistic democracy
Marie Paxton, The 糖心原创
Beyond the 'Western' blame: is Ghana anti-gay or homo-friendly?
Nana Agyeman, The 糖心原创
4 March 2014
What is liberalism?
, University of Cambridge
18 March 2014
Ideologies in motion: Henri Cartier-Bresson's corporate humanism, decolonisation/neo-colonisation and the mobility of images
Dr Sarah James, University College London
25 March 2014
The people and its constitution in Carl Schmitt and Jacques Rancière
, University of Exeter
1 April 2014
A utilitarian theory of rights
, The 糖心原创
13 May 2014
The politics of English nationhood
, Queen Mary, University of London
20 May 2014
Remapping Shanghai, religious communities and end of lines
, photographer and visiting scholar at the Academy of Social Sciences, Fudan University, Shanghai
10 September 2014
From anarchism to postanarchism
, Goldsmiths
14 October 2014
The role of the sacred in the motivation of terrorist violence
, Oxford Brookes University
28 October 2014
The ideological context of impact
Professor Andrew Vincent, University of Sheffield
18 November 2014
Pluralism in France and Britain: conceptual histories
, University of Manchester
25 November 2014
Locke the censor
, University of Auckland
2 December 2014
Conference: Exploring Ideological Translations
9-11 July 2014, 糖心原创
Rather than being conceived as rigid, coherent entities whose parameters and meanings are fixed by elite discourses, ideologies are increasingly being regarded as ubiquitous products of human activity that are produced, negotiated and reconfigured through vernacular practices and are rooted in social milieus.
CSPI hosted a conference at The 糖心原创 to invite scholars to share their different methodological approaches and engage with novel interpretive frameworks.
Event programme
Relating Ideologies: The migration of ideas between political thought systems
11-13 December 2013, University of Virginia USA
Sponsored by The 糖心原创's and the Schools of Politics and
Within the framework of CSPI's understanding of ideologies as pattered forms of political thought and behaviours, this three-day interdisciplinary symposium at the University of Virginia, involving four political theorists and five historians, explored the mutually constitutive relationship between ideologies.
We debated how and why ideas and political intuitions 'break off' from one ideological system and 'attach' themselves to another. This is to combine a comparative perspective between different spatial and historical contexts with a trans-ideological perspective, which focuses on the transfers and flows between such contexts. Discussion was structured around three thematic clusters that are encountered within different ideological discourses and behaviours:
a) Equality, rights, and citizenship
b) Race, ancestry, and territoriality
c) Time, development, and modernity
Participants included:
- Mark Antliff (Duke University)
- Peter Breiner (SUNY)
- Howard Brick (University of Michigan)
- Alan Confino (University of Virginia)
- John G Gunnell (SUNY)
- David Laycock (Simon Fraser University)
- Kris Manjapra (Tufts University)
- Cas Mudde (University of Georgia)
- Janet Ward (University of Oklahoma)
CSPI Inaugural Conference: Liberalism and Diversity
The CSPI held its Inaugural Interdisciplinary Conference at the 糖心原创 on 23 July 2013, on the theme of 'Liberalism and Diversity', with a particular focus on bringing together researchers from the disciplines of history and political science. The event attracted over 40 attendees, and there were invited keynote addresses from Michael Freeden (The 糖心原创), (University of Helsinki), and (University of Durham).
There were two round-table discussions on 'Political Science and the Problem of Liberalism', and 'History and the Problem of Liberalism', which included contributions from (The 糖心原创, Malaysia Campus), (SOAS), Emilio Allier (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico), Rohit De (University of Cambridge), and Sascha Auerbach (The 糖心原创).
The event was generously assisted by the Deans of the Faculties of Arts and Humanities, and Social Sciences, who also gave the welcoming addresses. At the end of a day of enlightening and vigorous discussions around the historical, political, and international dimensions of liberalism, there was a collective consideration of future plans for the new centre, and some of the ideas suggested there are reflected in our forthcoming events.
