Centre for Philosophy and Political Economy (CPPE)

 

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MainImageCPPEWhat is the relationship between Philosophy and Political Economy today?  Ever since October 2003, the CPPE has considered a variety of responses towards this guiding question.  These responses have been generated out of a collective and ongoing engagement with areas as diverse as cultural studies, feminism and science and technology studies, psychology and social theory, management and organisation studies, philosophy and political economy, and many other fields besides.  We encourage you to get in touch if you would like to pose our guiding question with us.  See below for more information about our activities, events and membership.
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CPPE Annual Symposium 2013
SforSeminar13 May 2013 > Nick Butler

Seminar: Joking Aside: Theorizing Laughter in Organization Studies
SforSeminar10 April 2013 > Michael Pedersen and Anders Raastrup Kristensen. Seminar: From Discourse to Desire in Identity Management: the case of Deleuze, Guattari and Joe the higher performing employee
2013-MacKenzie21 March 2013

Donald MacKenzie Workshop
ReadinggroupsSpring 2013
Reading Group: AN Whitehead
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2012 Hard Cash6-7 December 2012

HARD CASH - The Workshop

SforSeminar7 November 2012 > Gerry Hanlon

Seminar: Confiscate the Soul

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CPPE Annual Symposium 2012

ReadinggroupsAutumn 2012
Reading Group: AN Whitehead

ReadinggroupsSummer 2012
Reading Groups:
1. Psychoanalysis of Organizations and Markets
2. Debt
Commons13-15 June 2012

Workshop Organizing the Commons
Hume31 May & 1 June 2012
A two-day Workshop with George Caffentzis
31.5: Money -- Ignoring Hume?
1.6: Crisis & Struggles
SforSeminar25 April 2012 > Stefano Harney

Seminar: Militant preservation

SforSeminar28 March 2012  > Dimitris Papadopoulos

Seminar: Neuroorganization

SforSeminar14 March 2012 > Gareth Brown, Emma Dowling, David Harvie, Keir Milburn Seminar: Routes out of crisis: the A, B and C of the present conjecture

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