Abstract Derrida’s autobiographical and philosophical text Monolingualism of the Other; or, Prosthesis Origin is a partial recounting his own childhood upbringing in Algeria at time when it was colony France. It on one level reflection matters related to colonialism, especially effects imposition colonial language upon schooling wider practices education coming into world. Yet also opens onto s...

As an international doctoral researcher with a new-born daughter by my side, I reveal, in this autoethnography, the struggles to survive academic labor market of non-Anglophone country, Finland. This personal narrative combined sociological theory Marxism brings bottom-up perspective students. The purpose is look inward and expose vulnerable self that has been affected, moved refracted neoliber...

There is nothing new about predictions that climate change will cause serious social problems in the twenty-first century. However, recent years, some tendencies environmental movement have made an even stronger assertion: climate-induced collapse of industrial society highly likely and may positive consequences. This claim, which I term thesis, associated with deep adaptation Britain collapsol...

Abstract Jean-Paul Sartre's trilogy Roads to Freedom is written against the backdrop of crises between 1938 and 1940 that led war Fall France. In this article I argue can be read as an IR text, concentrate on four areas. First, a refocusing international relations everyday. Second, anatomy crisis from existentialist viewpoint enrich our understanding crises. Third how interactions main characte...

The burgeoning performance management movement, with its emphasis on social program ‘results’ measured typically by a limited set of quantitative indicators, has developed a life of its own largely apart from the evaluation research movement. Reflecting the differences in the professional history, interests and training underlying the two movements, the relationship between these disparate appr...

The trope of the dybbuk is ubiquitous in modern Jewish storytelling, and its secular renditions offer myriad possibilities: from feminist resistance to male gaze a place where belonging estrangement are negotiated context immigration exile. This article discusses uses Almog Behar’s short story “Ana Min Al-Yahud” through lenses animation as analysis, theorized by Teri Silvio, performance studies...