An International Conference from 28-29 May 2019, at Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium
CfP: NEGOTIATIONS AND NEGOTIATING IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE: A CONVERSATION IN EARLY MODERN STUDIES
Submitted by ccarlin on 29 September 2018 - 11:28pmThe ability to publicly negotiate, to have conversation and to utilise political language appears to be in crisis. The politics of now is a politics defined by our inability to speak to one another. Donald Trump, Brexit and Migration have exposed the fissues in our communities and the inability for civil and political leaders to find common ground. Yet, it has never been so easy to talk to one another: the use of Twitter by movements such as Black Lives Matter and #metoo shows the benefits and limitations of a new public sphere.