Program

Mittwoch, 19. November, 18 Uhr | Dialogpanel 

Gewalt in Zeitlupe: Fehlende Aufmerksamkeit für schleichende Zerstörung

• Theresa Deichert (Kunsthistorikerin & Kuratorin)

• Carla Hinrichs (Klimaaktivistin)

• Jakob Simmank (Gesundheitsjournalist, DIE ZEIT) 

• Anika Oettler (Soziologin)

• Moderation: Verena Mischitz

Wann? Mittwoch, 19. November, 18 Uhr
Wo? Historischer Rathaussaal, Markt 1, 35037 Marburg. Öffentlich, auf Deutsch, Eintritt frei. 

 

Thursday, November 20

9 a.m. Registration | 9.30 a.m. Welcome & Opening Remarks: Thorsten Bonacker & K. Andra Avram (Room 001)

10 a.m. Panel 1 & 2

 

Panel 1 | Zones of Disinterest: Geographies of Violence (Room 001)

Moderation: Sophie Falschebner

• Philipp Naucke (Free University Berlin) | Slow Violence in Emerging Sacrifice Zones. Conviviality between Post-Conflict and Polycrisis

• Johanna Kocks (Marburg University) | Slow Violence in Sacrifice Zones of Capital: The Temporalities of Violence and Resistance on Ilha de Maré/Brazil

• Asebe Regassa (University of Zurich) | Geographies of Violence: the Practices of Necropolitics and Slow Violence in Ethiopia

• Ana Laura Velasco Ugalde (Bremen University) | Colonizing the Toosa: Recursive Dispossession as State Violence in the Yaqui Land

 

Panel 2 | Temporalities and Perceptions of Violence (Room 101)

Moderation: Myriell Fußer

• Hanna Pfeifer (Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg) | Slow and Spectacular Violence in Israel’s Plausible Genocide in Palestine

• Cora Bieß (IU, International University of Applied Sciences) & Marcel Vondermaßen (University of Tübingen) | Fast and Synchronous vs Slow and Asynchronous Violence

• Philipp Lottholz (Marburg University) & Bakhtiiar Igamberdiev (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Academy Bishkek) | Transforming Conflict or Transforming Violence? Comparing the Nexus of Economic Development, Institutional Degradation and Political Conflict in Central Asia

• Nadine Knab (Charité) | From Polarized Perceptions to Political Actions: Exploring the Connection of Political Stress, Coping and Political Engagement

11.30 a.m. Coffee Break

12 p.m. Panel 3 & 4

 

Panel 3 | Urban Violence (Room 001)

Moderation: Tareq Sydiq

• Sybille Frank & Jona Schwerer (both Technical University of Darmstadt) | The Afterlife of Attacks: Sociospatial Manifestations of Terrorist Violence with Vehicles in Urban Public Spaces

• Josefa Maria Stiegler (Austrian Academy of Sciences) | Beyond the Body Count: A Critical Feminist Perspective on Everyday Urban Violence and its Effects in Stockholm

• Melek Mutioğlu Özkesen (Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University) | Slow Violence and the Politics of Land: Post-Earth-quake Urbanization and Environmental Degradation in Turkey

 

Panel 4 | Slow Violence, Slow Methodologies? (Room 101)

Moderation: Antje Röder

• Thorsten Bonacker, Elspeth Oppermann & Sven Opitz (all Marburg University) | Methodological Approaches to Researching Atmospheric Violence

• Axel Heck (Kiel University) & Gabi Schlag (University of Tübingen) | Making Slow Violence Visible – Imaginaries of Coloniality in John Akomfrah’s Art

• Nilgün Yelpaze (Marburg University) | Water as a Narrative Tool in Kurdish Cinema in Understanding Slow Violence: Fluidity vs. Linearity

• Lam-Phuong Nguyen Pham (Marburg University) | Swiddening, Weaving & Decocting Methodology: Understanding Violence through the Embodied Experience of Feminized/Feminine Subjects

1.30 p.m. Lunch Break

2.30 p.m. Panel 5 & 6

 

Panel 5 | Embodied Harm and (In)visible Suffering (Room 001)

Moderation: Juliana González Villamizar

• Claske Dijkema (Bern University of Applied Sciences) | The Space-Time of Violence as an Embodied Experience of Migrants in Europe

• Sharelle Aitchison (Immigration and Protection Tribunal) | Slow Violence and Mental Harm in Refugee Status Determination 

• Basak Naz Simsek (Bielefeld University) | Sexual Violence as a Form of Slow Violence, and the Role of Non-State Actors in Resistance

 

Panel 6 | Violent Governance and Institutional Inertia (Room 101)

Moderation: Violette Mens

• Adriano Barcha (Mackenzie University) | Digital Slow Violence and the Legal Operator: Structural Preservation in the Age of Algorithmic Manipulation

• Zumratkhon Sanakulova (Kazakh-German University) | Judicializing Labor Conflict: Slow Violence, Insurgency, and the Limits of Legal Reform in Kazakhstan

• K. Andra Avram (Marburg University) | The Fluidity of Justice: Excessive Delay and Slow Violence in Post-Communist Romania

4 p.m. Coffee Break

4.30 p.m. – 6 p.m. Keynote 1 (Room 001)

• Natascha Mueller-Hirth (Robert Gordon University, UK)| Temporalities of Violence at the Urban Margins
  Moderation: Mariel Reiss
  
  
  

Friday, November 21

9.30 a.m. Panel 7 & 8

 

Panel 7 | LGBTIQ+ identities and political harm: accelerated slow violence (Room 001)

Moderation: Anika Oettler

• Mariel Reiss (Marburg University) & Ãryã Jeipea Karijo | Cycle of Violence: The Framing of LGBTIQ+ Kenyans as Perpetrators of Colonization

• Inga Nüthen (University of Kassel) | Violent Naturalization: Anti-gender Mobilizations and the Framing of Trans Bodies as Security Threats

• Esther M. Franke (The New School) | Beyond Progress: Transnational Temporalities of Violence, Resistance and Trans Life

• K. Allison Hammer, Bailey Saldana & Marissa Ellermann (all Southern Illinois University Carbondale) | The Banning of Books and the Banning of Sex Ed as Forms of Slow Violence in the United States

 

Panel 8 | Pollution and Environmental Degradation (Room 101)

Moderation: Mina Ibrahim 

• Marie-Louise Pfister (Leipzig University) | Toxic Legacies: How the Chlordecone Case Exemplifies Slow Violence Within France

• Christin Stühlen (Peace Research Institute Frankfurt) & Mariam Salehi (Free University Berlin) | Knowing Extractive Violence in Mining Areas: Crossing space and time

• Daniel Haudenschild (University of Kassel) | Exploring Emergent Infrastructural Violence in the Conflict over the Autobahn A49

• Andrés Tafur Villarreal (University of Tolima) | Bosque de Galilea: The Layered Violence of Carbon Credits in Colombia's Contested Terrains

11 a.m. Coffee Break

11.30 a.m. Keynote 2 (Room 001)

• Eyal Weizman (Forensic Architecture, UK) | Ungrounding: Israel’s Architecture of Genocide
  Moderation: Susanne Buckley-Zistel

1 p.m. Closing Remarks (Room 001)

1.30 p.m. Lunch 

 

 

Campus-Schwerpunkt „Sicherheit -Konflikt - Ordnung“

Das Verständnis von aktuellen gesellschaftlichen und politischen Entwicklungen und die Analyse der Probleme einer globalisierten Welt, sind die zentralen Ziele der gemeinsamen Forschungsaktivitäten der Forschenden im Campus-Schwerpunkt „Sicherheit -Konflikt - Ordnung“.

 

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