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A fascinating path for Dr. Honea in her journey to APSU professor! Check out the story in the latest episode of "Govs on the Go: Faculty Spotlight".

Pleased to share my latest publication in the Journal NEW AREA STUDIES https://lnkd.in/eUTAxrfV Reframing Relationality as Cultural Work in the Global South: Moving History into the Present, and the Future. Abstract The Global South was popularised during the 1970s in recognition of the greater economic and political power of the ‘Third World’ and as a reaction to pejorative expressions. Nevertheless, as a terminology it is formed within the colonial/modern world-system imagery and manifests multiple subaltern subjectivities and different articulations of power and resistances. In this chapter, we use the practice of talanoa as a decolonizing community arts-based methodology which is an integral part of Pacific dialogic engagement to re-narrate histories and experiences of oppression as we draw on the colonizing experiences of (hetero) gender and Whiteness shaped how these coloured our agencies. In this paper we put to work the practice and potential of talanoa as a heterodox decolonizing methodology that challenges the orthodoxies of the Global North who habitually rewards normative methodological processes. This paper located in part in the 1970s considers questions of how positionality, power and relationships are experienced and re-negotiated through the talanoa and also explores the relationship between voice and participation. Our experiences of participation articulated in this chapter take the form of narratives with an intent to interrupt, subvert and counter the orthodoxic use of analytical tools and theoretical frameworks habitually deployed and modelled across the academy in the Global North. We consider the power the talanoa has for re-negotiating cultural differences and histories situating affective intensities to guide, dis/connect, excite, divert, inspire, distract, startle, surprise, and re-orient thinking to move history into the present, and the future. Keywords:Decolonization, Inclusion, talanoa, transnational collaboration cultural safety Year: 2024 Volume: 4 Issue: 1DOI: 10.37975/NAS.62

In this new article published in the Journal of Regional Security I provide a Foucauldian reading of the realist "Westsplaining" of the Russo-Ukrainian war. Among other things, I develop two main ideas: - That realism is a discourse that practices a certain form of “governmentality” or “technology of the (collective) Self”: to be realist is to be “rational” or “reasonable” but this “rationality” is in itself a form of power. - That the discursive power of realism draws on relations of symbiosis, synergy, and the ensuing mutual legitimation between academic and non-academic discourses, which are themselves defined by different “regimes of truths”. Open access:

Next up at #ChartingDSEA, #Taiwan : Jen-jou Hung on Taiwanese #DigitalHumanities consolidation from the first digital archives in the 1980s, the digitization activities by the National Project for Digital Archives in the 2010s, to today's Digital Archives and Digital Humanities (DADH) conferences and the Taiwanese Association of Digital Humanities (TADH)'s activities. Focus on education, fostering collaboration and exchange!

Qüvvət elmdir! Q2, SCOPUS, tamamilə ödənişsiz! Barselona Beynəlxalq İşlər Beyin Mərkəzi. My scientific article titled “The Impact of the #UkraineWar on the #EU's Economic Globalization Policy: Emerging #Challenges and #Security Issues,” which is the first of its kind in the field of political science, will be published in September in both #Spanish and #English by the prestigious #Q2 category, #Scopus indexed journal “Revista #CIDOB d’Afers Internacionals,” associated with the Barcelona Centre for International Affairs, located in Barcelona, Spain. #UkraineWar #EUaffairs #politicalscience #Europe #securityissues

📚 GRANT IMPLEMENTATION 🌍 Join us for Lecture No. 4 in our enriching series under the Erasmus+ EU Grant Project! 🌟 Topic: «Newspaper Sub-corpus within the Multilingual Corpus Structure for Contemporary European Media Studies» 📅 Date: 14 February 2024 🕜 Time: 13:30 pm (Kyiv) 🔍 This lecture delves into the fascinating world of multilingual research, specifically focusing on the Newspaper Sub-corpus as part of the “Multilingual Corpus and Its Resources for European Studies Research” project (Grant No. 101096123 — MCRESR — ERASMUS-JMO-2022-HEI-TCH-RSCH-UA-IBA). 📋 Lecture Outline: 1. Introduction to the Multilingual Corpus 2. Role and Impact of Newspaper Sub-corpus 3. Analyzing Contemporary European Media through Multilingual Lenses 4. Practical Applications in European Studies Research 5. Interactive Q&A Session 🔥 Don’t miss this insightful journey into modern linguistic research tools and their application in understanding European media dynamics! #ErasmusPlus #MCRESR #EuropeanStudies #MultilingualResearch #NewspaperSubcorpus #KyivLectures #ResearchInnovation #AcademicExcellence 😊🇪🇺📰

Niccolò Tartaglia (ca. 1500 - 1557) ingeniously unraveled the enigma of solving depressed cubic equations, encapsulating his revelation in the poetic realm during an era when mathematical notations and symbols were yet to dawn. Behold this eloquent translation by Friedrich Katscher: "When the cube with the cose beside it  Equates itself to some other whole number, Find two others, of which it is the difference.    Hereafter you will consider this customarily That their product always will be equal To the third of the cube of the cose net.   Its general remainder then Of their cube sides, well subtracted, Will be the value of your principal unknown." This exquisite verse illuminates how English language, in times of yore, was wielded to unveil profound mathematical truths. #mathematics #historyofmath #NiccoloTartaglia #poeticinnovation #ibeducation #ibdp #mathteacher #tokinmath #ibworld #ibmath

The Reading League provides direction on their Compass page for educators, educational leaders, and decision-makers to help guide them in implementing and understanding SOR when encountering a plethora of information that is often labeled, but not aligned, with scientific evidence. This next link highlights the importance of using multilingualism as an asset, rather than a hinderance. https://lnkd.in/dJJuyf58

📚 Attending the Last Day of the Summer School on Misinformation, Disinformation and Hate Speech by UNICRI - United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute and SIOI - Società Italiana per l'Organizzazione Internazionale 🎓 Thrilled to participate in the final day of the Summer School focusing on critical topics shaping our digital landscape: - Italian Strategies Against Disinformation: Exploring innovative approaches employed in Italy to combat the spread of disinformation. - Understanding Automatisms and the Primacy Effect: Delving into psychological phenomena that influence how information is perceived and retained, crucial for understanding and countering biased narratives. - Soft Skills in Intercultural Approach: Highlighting the importance of empathy, communication and cultural sensitivity in addressing global challenges related to misinformation. - Inclusive Dissenting: Fostering Diverse Voices: Emphasising the value of diverse perspectives and constructive dissent in promoting a more balanced and informed public discourse. - Exploring the Role of Emotions in Hate Speech: Analysing the emotional triggers and psychological mechanisms behind hate speech, essential for developing effective interventions and policies. - Closing Remarks and Certificate Distribution: Concluding with insights from esteemed representatives of SIOI and UNICRI, recognising the efforts of participants in advancing understanding and solutions in this critical area. Grateful for the opportunity to engage with these vital discussions and collaborate with peers dedicated to creating a more informed and resilient society. #SummerSchool #Misinformation #Disinformation #HateSpeech #Education #Learning #ProfessionalDevelopme

On my way, albeit very slowly right now (train has been stationary for AGES), to the “Disrupted Identities in the light of 'Post-Everything'" Conference at International Graduate Centre for the Study of Culture (GCSC), Justus Liebig University Giessen. My lecture is tomorrow: "What can ‘post’ do? Thinking-with the post through memory, place and identity", 10.45-12.15. Looking forward to engaging conversations, getting off the train and everything in between 😊 For the programme: https://lnkd.in/d5DT7FHp