Andre Barrinha, CCCU: Ideology, neoliberalism and cyber security 1530-1545 Break: Coffee/Tea – 1545-1715 Session Four: Morals, ethics and theology – Chair: David Bates Joe Bennett, University of Birmingham: The politics of moral talk Jim Butcher, CCCU: Care, responsibility and the politics of ethical lifestyle Bojan Koltaj, CCCU: Can Theology Really Redeem Politics? 1715 – Close Saturday 21 March Birkbeck Institute for the Humanities, University of London Clore Management Centre, 2 Malet Street, London WC1E 7HX Room B01 (lecture theatre). Refreshments will be served in the foyer. 0930-0945 Welcome Eliane Glaser, CCCU and Birkbeck – – 0945-1045 Session One: Hegemony, consent and resistance – Chair: Iain MacKenzie, University of Kent Costas Douzinas, Birkbeck: ‘Radical philosophy reads the age of resistance’ Jeremy Gilbert, University of and Consent in a East London: ‘Hegemony age’ 1045-1115 – Break – Coffee/Tea 1115-1215 – Session Two: Post-political politics Chair: Andre Barrinha, CCCU Nina Power, University of Roehampton: 'The Post-Political = The Most Political' Ben Little, University of of Middlesex: ‘The meaning Russell Brand’ 1215-1315 Lunch –
Andre Barrinha, CCCU: Ideology, neoliberalism and cyber security 1530-1545 – Break: Coffee/Tea 1545-1715 – Session Four: Morals, ethics and theology Chair: David Bates Joe Bennett, University of Birmingham: The politics of moral talk Jim Butcher, CCCU: Care, responsibility and the politics of ethical lifestyle Bojan Koltaj, CCCU: Can Theology Really Redeem Politics? 1715 – Close Saturday 21 March Birkbeck Institute for the Humanities, University of London Clore Management Centre, 2 Malet Street, London WC1E 7HX Room B01 (lecture theatre). Refreshments will be served in the foyer. 0930-0945 – Welcome – Eliane Glaser, CCCU and Birkbeck 0945-1045 – Session One: Hegemony, consent and resistance Chair: Iain MacKenzie, University of Kent Costas Douzinas, Birkbeck: ‘Radical philosophy reads the age of resistance’ Jeremy Gilbert, University of East London: ‘Hegemony and Consent in a age’ 1045-1115 – Break – Coffee/Tea 1115-1215 – Session Two: Post-political politics Chair: Andre Barrinha, CCCU Nina Power, University of Roehampton: 'The Post-Political = The Most Political' Ben Little, University of Middlesex: ‘The meaning of Russell Brand’ 1215-1315 – Lunch