[csaa-forum] Borderlands Issue 16.2, Internal Relations

[Anne Begg]

Dear All

Apologies for cross-posting.

I'm happy to advise that issue 16.2 of borderlands is now available online:

http://www.borderlands.net.au/issues/vol16no2.html

The contributions from Stefanie Fishel, Delacey Tedesco, Nico Taylor, Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, Isaac Kamola, Jesse Crane-Seeber and Nicholas Rowland shine a welcome light on the “Internal relations” of the International Relations discipline through moving and theoretically rich narratives that intertwine the personal-political experience of teaching, studying and writing IR and the larger political and justice questions raised by differential relations of exploitation, participation and privilege in the field’s practices and spaces. 

It is a quintessentially borderlands issue that continues our support for ficto-criticism as a form and for the project of interrogating the politics of knowledge. 

My thanks to Anne for her work compiling the contributions and to Stefanie and Nico for their vision and perseverance in bringing the issue together. 

Please spread the issue through your networks and social media, and also spread the news about our exciting new board additions.
http://www.borderlands.net.au/editorial/editorial_changes2018.htm 

Very best wishes

Anthony
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Professor Anthony Burke
Professor of International Relations and Political Theory
Discipline of International and Political Studies 
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
UNSW Australia
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Global Insecurity & Governance :: http://amzn.to/2ubaHqK
Planet Politics ::  http://bit.ly/2e08FCC