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Where now for critical governance research? Critical Governance Conference 2010

Where now for critical governance research? Critical Governance Conference 2010

Released Tuesday, 25th January 2011
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Where now for critical governance research? Critical Governance Conference 2010

Where now for critical governance research? Critical Governance Conference 2010

Where now for critical governance research? Critical Governance Conference 2010

Where now for critical governance research? Critical Governance Conference 2010

Tuesday, 25th January 2011
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Closing plenary at the 2010 Critical Governance Conference at the University of Warwick. Chaired by Dr. Jonathan Davies, with panelists Professor Nancy Fraser, Professor David Imbroscio, Professor Martin Parker and Professor Helen Sullivan.
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Critical Governance Conference - University of Warwick 2010

A conference held at Warwick focussed on 'Challenging Orthodoxies: Developing Critical Governance Studies'. The event brought together academics from across the social sciences to better understand how ‘orthodoxy’ varies from discipline to discipline, as well as to analyse the process by which critical ideas infiltrate, and are absorbed into, the orthodoxy over time.

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