Cet essai offre un récit de grande envergure du pillage et de la destruction des savoirs par l'impérialisme #colonial, remettant en question la politique régnante de #restitution et de #provenance et explore l'hospitalité comme un moyen de vivre avec la hantise du #colonialisme👇

Session One w/journal editors (9-10:20 AM) will feature Elizabeth Ellcessor, Co-Editor JCMS: Journal of Cinema and Media Studies; Patrick C. Burkart, Editor-in-Chief Popular Communication (Taylor & Francis), Erica Robles-Anderson Erica Robles Anderson, Editor-in-Chief Public Culture. The panel will be moderated by CARGC Director Aswin Punathambekar. 3/7

A fascinating and much-needed study by Erica Robles Anderson for Public Culture on mediated congregations "The Crystal Cathedral...makes visible the process whereby a traditional cultural narrative, like Christianity, migrates into a new technological regime" read.dukeupress.edu/public-culture…

"Urbanism Beyond the City," a new special issue of Public Culture co-edited by Vyjayanthi Rao and Erica Robles Anderson is now online! View the TOC and read the introduction "Urbanism beyond the City: Variations on a Theme," for free: ow.ly/AoZ250No395

Public Culture Also, be sure to read @McOverholt ‘s article “Housing Is a Human Right”: Moms for Housing's Black Feminist Politics of Shelter,” made freely available through June 30: read.dukeupress.edu/public-culture…

"Urbanism Beyond the City," a new special issue of Public Culture co-edited by Vyjayanthi Rao and Erica Robles Anderson is now online! View the TOC and read the introduction "Urbanism beyond the City: Variations on a Theme," for free: ow.ly/AoZ250No395

Doctoral Student + CARGC Fellow Adetobi Moses and Prof. Guobin Yang wrote about how ordinary people around the world have been documenting their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic: bit.ly/40TG6tO Public Culture Duke University Press

🖥️👀Read U of T Anthropology Professor Girish Daswani's latest publication "Animating Irony: The Force of Irony in Online and Offline Movements" out now in Public Culture! Link: read.dukeupress.edu/public-culture…

This is a big deal. The reckoning begins. nytimes.com/2023/06/01/cli…

Thank you CASBS and Sage for recognizing me with this great honor! I am deeply honored to be in the distinguished company of Professor Anderson and prior Sage-CASBS Award recipients.

"This is a meditation on bad air as a defining bodily, temporal, political, and atmospheric condition of the twenty‐first‐century American Dream" - Kathryn Mariner, American Elegy, Reflux: American Aspiration https://doi-org/10.1215/08992363-9262821

Public Culture issue 99 is now available! View the TOC: ow.ly/SIT950OJ8eO Subscribe or sign up for issue alerts: ow.ly/KP9950OJ8eN Public Culture

“Dalit in Black America Race, Caste, and the Making of Dalit-Black Archives” is out. Public Culture credits to Vyjayanthi Rao faisal devji Erica Robles Anderson Arjun Appadurai Cornel West Henry Louis Gates Jr @KhalilGMuhammad link: read.dukeupress.edu/public-culture…

- i theorize SIBLING SOLIDARITY, CASTESCAPES. - highlight the presence of ambedkar in black america. - the concerns of african americans for dalits. - juxtapositions dalit & black folk. - how to define race and caste looking at history. - ambedkar in black power & civil rights.

Issue 100 of Public Culture is online! Browse the TOC here: ow.ly/yCPt50P0rhb Sign up for issue alerts, subscribe, or buy recent special issues of the journal here: ow.ly/zXuq50P0rha

Now available, "Science and the State," a new issue of Public Culture! View the TOC and read the free intro by Alondra Nelson, Charis Thompson, Sonja Van Wichelen, Joy Rohde, Joshua Barkan, Christo Sims, & Diana Graizbord: ow.ly/1Cy450RcqEx

It was an amazing experience to collaborate with these amazing colleagues Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) on this special issue of Public Culture on the theme of "Science and the State." The intro and articles are all open access.

Now available, "Science and the State," a new issue of Public Culture! View the TOC and read the free intro by Alondra Nelson, Charis Thompson, Sonja Van Wichelen, Joy Rohde, Joshua Barkan, Christo Sims, & Diana Graizbord: ow.ly/1Cy450RcqEx