[csaa-forum] ICS Seminar Series - semester 1 schedule

[Emily-Kate Ringle-Harris]

The Institute for Culture and Society's seminar series starts back on 2 March with an exciting line-up of international, national and local speakers. Seminars are held weekly on a Thursday at the Western Sydney University Parramatta campus, from 11.30am-1pm, followed by lunch.

Full details at: https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/ics/events/seminars/ics_seminar_series

 Thursday 2 March
 Ken Coates (University of Saskatchewan)
 Interpreting Transitions and Structures in Indigenous-Newcomer Relations in Canada

 Thursday 9 March
 Nikolas Rose (King's College London)
 The Urban Brain: Living in the Neurosocial City

 Thursday 16 March
 Armin Beverungen (Leuphana University)
 High-Frequency Trading and the Costs of Consciousness

 Thursday 23 March
 Tim Strom (ICS, Western Sydney University)
 Maps of the Drawn Away: Technological Abstraction and Accumulation in Google Maps

 Tuesday 28 March (note Tuesday date)
 Vincent Dubois (University of Strasbourg)
 Welfare Fraud and Control Over the Poor: Bureaucratic Accuracy Versus Social Justice. Insights from the French Case.

Thursday 6 April
Xiang Ren (Western Sydney University)
Open Knowledge and Digital China: Open Access, Networked Technologies and the Transformation of Publishing and Scholarship

 Thursday 13 April
 Adrian Franklin (University of Tasmania)
 MONA and the Bilbao Effect

 Thursday 20 April
 Cameron Tonkinwise (UNSW)
 Why Transition Design?

 Thursday 27 April
 Donald McNeill (ICS, Western Sydney University)
 Volumetric Urbanism and the Production of Territory

 Thursday 4 May
 Katherine Gibson (ICS, Western Sydney University)
 Reading for Difference on the Ground and in the Archive: An(other) Economic Geography of Monsoon Asia

 Thursday 11 May
 Andrea Pollio and Ilia Antenucci (ICS, Western Sydney University)
 The Technopolitics of Ubuntu: City and Citizen-making in Post-apartheid Cape Town

 Thursday 18 May
 Karen Soldatic (ICS, Western Sydney University)
 Policy Mobilities of Exclusion: Disability, Indigeneity and Welfare Retraction in Regional Australia

 Thursday 25 May
 Ruth Lane (Monash University)
 Material Flows and the Circular Economy

 Thursday 1 June
 Luke Munn (ICS, Western Sydney University)
 Ferocious Logics: Unmaking the Algorithm

 Thursday 8 June
 Camellia Webb-Gannon (Western Sydney University)
 Resistance Remixed: West Papua Decolonisation Songs and Social Media

 Thursday 15 June
 Gay Hawkins, Philippa Collin, Stephen Healy, Brett Neilson (ICS, Western Sydney University)
 Thinking in Common Panel: Assembling Politics