Visual Culture and Outer Space Futures
There is a growing awareness of humanity’s precarious place in the universe and an emergent sense that the heavens cannot be conquered.
Review – The People Are Not an Image
Snowdon’s book reshapes the political imaginary of the reader and re-evaluates protest videos as vernacular devices.
Collage: An Art-inspired Methodology for Studying Laughter in World Politics
To think through collage is to invent and apply conceptual frames and create juxtapositions that disrupt and render historically contingent accepted knowledge practices.
Popular Geopolitics and the ‘War on Terror’
Representational logics, emotion and affect, and intertextuality offer methodological insights into how popular geopolitics connects to the war on terror.
Popular Culture and Political Identity
Images and emotions are everywhere in politics, and yet they have only recently become a serious and systematic topic of investigation in academia.
Screening Global Politics: Visual Culture and International Relations
e-IR is proud to announce the launch of its new series of articles “Screening Global Politics”. The series will function as a rolling series of posts exploring the relationship between global politics and visual culture.
