Podcast and radio, conferences and other events.
events and conferences
Focus on the Funk: Journeys…
A historical, visual, philosophical, musical and poetic journey through mondialisation and its forms of de-specification and institutional establishment. Birkbeck School of Law (20-21 May 2016)
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Focus on Funk: Coup d’funk
How has the warning of 2016 been received? How is law implicated in the violence of the coup? Birkbeck School of Law (20-22 May 2017)
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Resisting the (internal) Border: a Conference for Academics, Activists and Advocates
How borders are extended spatially and temporally from the geo-political borders of the nation-state to the spaces and times of everyday life and, crucially, how activists resist these processes and articulate an alternative vision of citizenship. Birkbeck School of Law (17 June 2017)
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Theorising the Drug War
Conference bringing together activists and researchers specialised in the area of drug policy, critical theory, and human rights. University of Essex. (29-30 June 2017)
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Global ’68: Solidarity in Alliance and Global History
Movements and major shifts in politico-cultural sensibilities around the world that made 1968 such an extraordinary year. Collège d’études mondiales, the University of Pittsburgh, Birkbeck, University of London, and the University of Nanterre. (2-6 May 2018)
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‘The War on Drugs and the Global Colour Line’ with Kojo Koram and Ash Sarkar
Pluto Press 50th Anniversary event. (5 June 2019)
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Film Screening and Q&A—The Grass is Greener
How Racism and Inequality Are Influencing the Rise of Legalized Cannabis in the United States. Open Society Foundations. (15 January 2020)
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Revisions International Law Series: “International Drug Laws and the Global Colour Line”
Glasgow Centre for International Law and Security. (15 January 2020)
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