Launch of our new knowledge exchange funding scheme
We are delighted to announce the launch of the CCPT Collaboration, Co-Production and Knowledge Exchange Funding Scheme! The scheme seed corn funding for non-academic partners...
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New article 'An Uncritiqued Frontier of Social Media'
CCPT member Paul Geyer has a new article out in tripleC! The article is titled 'An Uncritiqued Frontier of Social Media: The Social Media Subscription...
Praise for James Souter’s book
The reviews are in! CCPT member James Souter’s book, Asylum as Reparation: Refuge and Responsibility for the Harms of Displacement, argues that states have a...
Ways of Knowing: Developing Research Cultures of Resistance
Maša Mrovlje is currently participating in the “Ways of Knowing: Developing Research Cultures of Resistance” project. This project is funded by Research England’s Enhancing Research...
New JOP Blog Post on Disappointed Hope
What if disappointment did not necessarily translate into hopelessness and fatalism? What if, in contrast, disappointment held the potential to keep open a space of...
Call for Papers is out for our annual Graduate Political Theory Conference
University of Leeds Graduate Political Theory Conference 2024 Hosted by the Centre of Contemporary Political Theory Digital Capitalism: Beyond the neoliberal paradigm? Call for Papers...
Launch of the New CCPT Webpage!
We're happy to announce that the Centre for Contemporary Political Theory has a new webpage, where you can learn about our research and outreach activities...
New Article Addressing the Ambiguity of Betrayal in Resistance
Maša Mrovlje's new article is out in Political Theory. The paper is titled The Ambiguity of Betrayal: Contesting Myths of Heroic Resistance in South Africa....
New Article 'From Solidarity to Self-Promotion'
CCPT member Jonathan Dean has a new article out in Capital & Class. The article is titled 'From solidarity to self-promotion? Neoliberalism and left politics...