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Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics was founded in 2005. It researches the links between philosophy, critical theory, global ethics, other disciplines and the wider public.
Rigorous intervention in the public arena aims to extend the practice of philosophy beyond its academic boundaries. We host regular public events bringing debates in contemporary philosophy, politics and ethics to a wider audience. As an interdisciplinary centre CAPPE works with colleagues across the university, in the City of Brighton where we are based and with institutions across the globe. Our collaborative work and partnerships extend from Brighton to Stockholm, Buenos Aires, Ghent, Johannesburg, San Francisco, Verona and many other institutions.
The Centre is open both to collaborative proposals, whether small- or large-scale, and to proposals to join CAPPE as a Visiting Fellow from periods between one-week and a year. Anyone interested in working with us should contact the Director, Prof Bob Brecher: r.brecher@brighton.ac.uk or Dr Mark Devenney: m.devenney@brighton.ac.uk
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politics
Social Sciences
protest
Social Sciences
Social Movements
Social Sciences
torture
Social Sciences
criminalization
Social Sciences
neoliberalism
Social Sciences
peasant
Social Sciences
critical theory
Social Sciences
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Profiles
Catherine Bergin
- School of Humanities - Senior Lecturer
- Centre for Memory, Narrative and Histories
- Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics
Person: Academic
Bob Brecher
- School of Humanities - Professor of Moral Philosophy
- Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics
Person: Academic
Tom Bunyard
- School of Humanities - Senior Lecturer
- Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics
Person: Academic
Research Output 2005 2020
Radical Cosmopolitanism: Beirut in the Global Sixties
Maasri, Z., 2020, (Accepted/In press) Cambridge University Press. (The Global Middle East)Research output: Book/Report › Book - authored › Research › peer-review
Cosmopolitanism
Sixties
Beirut
Discourse
Decolonization
Bordering through domicide: spatializing citizenship in Calais
Van Isacker, T., 25 Jun 2019, In : Citizenship Studies.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Research › peer-review
citizenship
migrant
politics
migration
political movement
Davide Panagia: Ranciere's Sentiments
Woodford, C., 10 Feb 2019, (Accepted/In press) In : Review of Politics. 81, 2, p. 1-3 3 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Book Review › Research
Activities 2001 2019
"Writing Reparative Histories of Connection: The 1831 Tortola Slave Conspiracy in the Atlantic World" (with Anita Rupprecht)
Catherine Bergin (Presenter), Anita Rupprecht (Presenter)8 Feb 2019 → 10 Feb 2019
Activity: External talk or presentation › Oral presentation
Radical Sixties: Aesthetics, Politics and Histories of Solidarity
Zeina El Maasri (Organiser), Francesca Burke (Member of programme committee), Megha Rajguru (Member of programme committee), Catherine Bergin (Member of programme committee)27 Jun 2019 → 29 Jun 2019
Activity: Events › Conference
Debt, dependency, emancipation
Clare Woodford (Invited presenter), Gulshan Khan (Presenter)9 Jan 2019
Activity: External talk or presentation › Invited talk