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History of changes of: Non-performativity of Protest Politics & Erotics of Resistance on the 24th November 2017

Created on Jan. 15, 2018, 12:56 p.m. UTC by a former user
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title: Non-performativity of Protest Politics & Erotics of Resistance
start: 2017-11-24
start time: 18:00
end time: 19:00
venue: SOAS University of London
city: London
country: GB
coordinates: 51.5221, -0.1289
tags: femiagenda femiagendalondon feminism feminisminlondon feminismo feminismus feministevents womenrights
links:
    Página Facebook del evento https://www.facebook.com/events/1545607665486020/
description:
Talk: Non-performativity of Protest Politics and Erotics of Resistance

Protest movements in different parts of the world evoke promises of radical political change through shaming powerful states and international institutions into good behavior. However, the question remains, how effective are these fantasies of radical change through “hashtag activism” in fundamentally transforming social, political and economic relations in the era of postcolonial late capitalism? Prof. Nikita Dhawan examines the romantic enthusiasm evoked by these movements and how they erase the exploitative and exclusionary material conditions that make possible the exercise of agency of the protesters. Prof. Dhawan engages questions of how spaces of resistance themselves produce exclusions thereby complicating any easy understanding of power, agency and vulnerability
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