Podcast: Renata Salecl – The Tyranny of Choice
In this mini-episode, I chat with Renata Salecl, a Slovenian philosopher, sociologist, and author of the excellent book The Tyranny of Choice — a slim volume that completely changed the way I think about decision-making. We talk about [...]
Renata Salecl: Ignorance in Times of Post-Truth
Renata Salecl (University of Ljubljana/Birkbeck College) Ignorance in Times of Post-Truth Comment: Roland Breeur (KU Leuven) November 16, 2017 Thursday Lectures – Institute of Philosophy KU LEUVEN
Big data, crime and social control
Edited by Aleš Završnik, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Series: Routledge Frontiers of Criminal Justice Drawing on research from Europe and the US, this book identifies the various ways in which law and ethics intersect with [...]
Working meeting of Trans-making project partners
On September 13, 2017, a working meeting of the Trans-making project partners took place at the Institute of Criminology. Trans-making – Art/culture/economy to democratize society is a four year Marie Curie project (Horizon 2020), which [...]
46th annual European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control conference
In August 2018 Institute of Criminology at the Law faculty in Ljubljana will host the 46th annual European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control conference, where criminologists, critical criminologists and zemiologists will [...]
Renata Salecl: Subjectivity in Time of Big Data and New Forms of Social Control
Renata Salecl: Subjectivity in Time of Big Data and New Forms of Social Control. Lecture on May 31, 2017, at Freud Dream Museum in St. Petersburg.
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