Looking forward to this conversation. I'm presenting the Global Epistemics book series (@RLPGBooks Natalie Mandziuk) & showcasing the support that gloknos provides authors & volume eds throughout the process, from pre-submission to post-publication. Join us! | CRASSH, Cambridge

One of our last events in the European Research Council (ERC) ARTEFACT project gloknos & CRASSH, Cambridge and the one I've been most looking forward to. Very grateful to all the wonderful speakers joining us and to Darwin College for hosting the conference. Reg & info: tinyurl.com/deephist

Other workshops led to wonderful volumes, some published/forthcoming in the Global Epistemics series I created w/ @RLPGBooks | FRANCESCO FELICE Manuela Boatcă @GKBhambra Julian Go Raewyn Connell Leo Steeds @AnnaWolke0201 Shailaja Fennell @KatKusic Bikrum Gill

Thrilled to welcome Inanna Hamati-Ataya University of Groningen as our new Chair of Global International Relations. Looking forward to working with her as she develops this new chair group around exciting new projects, building creative synergies within IRIO and with the gloknos!

Lund Centre for the History of Knowledge (LUCK) will this autumn offer an exciting mixture of digital, hybrid and in-person seminars. Read more here: newhistoryofknowledge.com/2023/09/04/his…

Available now to pre-order: Scientific Freedom: The Heart of the Right to Science, by Sebastian Porsdam Mann, Helle Porsdam, Maximilian M. Schmid & Péter Vilmos Treit | @RLPGBooks gloknos Inanna Hamati-Ataya | More info here: rowman.com/ISBN/978153817…

Out in January in our Global Epistemics book series w/ @RLPGBooks: Scientific Freedom: The Heart of the Right to Science 🥳

Coming out in January in Open Access thanks to European Research Council (ERC): Epistemologies of Land, ed. by Felix Anderl, w/ @dpnally Leo Steeds Shailaja Fennell Emily Lober @KatKusic @sakshiaravind @AnnaWolke0201 Maarten Meijer & Inanna Hamati-Ataya 🥳 | Stay tuned for the book launch gloknos on 8 Feb

Our 1st joint event w/ Faculty of Arts - University of Groningen & CRASSH, Cambridge celebrates the OA publication of Felix Anderl's Epistemologies of Land w/ Global Epistemics @RLPGBooks. Join us in person or via Zoom on 8 February 5:15-7 PM (CET) w/ the editor, authors & discussants Suvi Alt & Caitlin Ryan.

Felix Anderl's Global Epistemics vol. Epistemologies of Land now published in Open Access thanks to funding from Inanna Hamati-Ataya's European Research Council (ERC) project & @RLPGBooks. Join us on 8 Feb for the book launch online & at Faculty of Arts - University of Groningen | CRASSH, Cambridge GlobalFoodSecurity rowman.com/WebDocs/RLEpis…

TOMORROW📅: Register now to join Global Epistemics and Felix Anderl for the virtual book launch of "Epistemologies of Land" on 2/8 from 5:15 - 7 PM CET. Learn more ➡️ ow.ly/YlfQ50QyTNb

🥳 New book in our Global Epistemics series edited by Inanna Hamati-Ataya at Rowman & Littlefield: Gennaro Ascione's Concept Formation in Global Studies: Post-Western Approaches to Critical Human Knowledge | W/ thanks to Manuela Boatcă & Iain Chambers for the endorsements! tinyurl.com/ascione

🥳 Out soon in our Global Epistemics series ed by Inanna Hamati-Ataya w/ Rowman & Littlefield: An Invitation to Non-Hegemonic World Sociology ed by Eric Macé. Unmissable w/ Raewyn Connell Manuela Boatcă Sonja Avlijaš Julian Go & more! Thanks to Sari Hanafi for the endorsement | tinyurl.com/nohegsocio

🥳 Available to Pre-Order: Lucas Van Milders' Unthinking Epistemicide, the latest publication in our Global Epistemics book series w/ Rowman & Littlefield, ed. by Inanna Hamati-Ataya | W/ thanks to Iain MacKenzie for the endorsement | rowman.com/ISBN/978153817…

The tale of globalisation is written across human history. So why do we keep getting the story so wrong? An Essay on why there are no pure cultures – we have always been global. Inanna Hamati-Ataya aeon.co/essays/there-a…

Our Director Inanna Hamati-Ataya (Inanna Hamati-Ataya) on the deep history of globalisation | There are no pure cultures - we have always been global 👇 | CRASSH, Cambridge Faculty of Arts - University of Groningen European Research Council (ERC)

And here is our final term of History and Theory of International History colloquia Faculty of Arts - University of Groningen With the early summer arriving in Groningen, we have plenty of talks to think together and let the sunshine in... See you there!

Join us (online/in person) on 16 April to discuss Social Theory & the Promises of Post-Hegemonic Knowledge w/ the authors/eds of 3 fantastic books in our Global Epistemics series w/ Rowman & Littlefield/Bloomsbury Philosophy ed. by Inanna Hamati-Ataya. Info & registration here: tinyurl.com/nonhege