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TU Berlin | BH-N 230,
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 1
Berlin,
10587
Deutschland
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Lecture: Jamie Hakim – “Safer Space and Queer Nightlife. The politics of vulnerability and control in ‘post-neoliberal’ London.”
Lecture: Jamie Hakim – “Safer Space and Queer Nightlife. The politics of vulnerability and control in ‘post-neoliberal’ London.”
Since the late-2010s a new generation of queer clubs have emerged in London that can be distinguished from the capital’s commercial gay scene through their explicit embrace of politics. Central to these politics is the desire to create nightclubs that are ‘safer spaces’ for queer people – specifically trans and femme folk as well as […]
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SPACETIME MATTERS Lecture Series
SPACETIME MATTERS Lecture Series
Drawing (out) spacetimes: Methodological reflections on mapping in sociospatial research Hosted by Hybrid Mapping Working Group, CRC 1265 Re-figuration of Spaces, and Chair of Urban Design (CUD), Technische Universität Berlin Organised by Jamie-Scott Baxter, Séverine Marguin and Vivien Sommer SPACETIME MATTERS aims at inviting international spatial scholars integrating temporalities into mapping methods to discuss their […]
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Brown Bag Lecture: The cultural politics of veganism on South African Instagram by Tanja Bosch
Brown Bag Lecture: The cultural politics of veganism on South African Instagram by Tanja Bosch
Food is not merely a means of sustenance, but a cultural artifact imbued with social, economic, and political meaning. The rise of social media platforms like Instagram has given rise to new ways in which food is displayed, consumed, and politicized. Within this landscape, veganism has emerged as a potent force on Instagram, with thousands […]
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Workshop “Conflicts in Space – Spatial Conflicts. Current Research Perspectives ”
Registration is requested until June 15th via info@sfb1265.tu-berlin.de Organization: Hubert Knoblauch and Barbara Pfetsch