'Foucault: 25 Years On' Conference Proceedings

[David McInerney]

Hello everyone.

If you want the conference proceedings for this year's Foucault conference here at UniSA then just click on this link.

The following papers are available there in full text PDF versions:

Ian Goodwin-Smith
Reflecting on Foucault: taking what's required

Matthew Ball
Foucault goes to law school: using Foucault to examine Australian legal education

Gilbert Caluya
Foucault and everyday security: lessons from the panopticon

Terry Eyssens
Exception? What exception? Foucault's state of convention

Tony Fletcher
The war against Indigenous Australia/ns: Foucault, racism and social work education

Ben Golder
Foucault, anti-humanism and human rights

Barry Hindess
Keynote: Liberalism and history

Steven Hodge
A Foucauldian strategy for vocational education and training research

Chris Horsell
Foucault, social policy and homelessness

Katrina Jaworski
Deliberate taking: the author, agency and suicide

Jim Jose
Of 'strange synergies' and 'murky ferments': governance discourse and the taming of the Foucault effect

Stephen Kerry
Are you a boy or a girl? Foucault and the intersex movement

Alexander Lambevski
Foucault, gay, subjectivity and the microsociology of emotions

David McInerney
Oriental despotism and the political monsters of Michel Foucault's Les anormaux

Leonie McKeon
Learning to speak Mandarin and understanding Chinese culture is different not difficult

Helen McLaren
Using 'Foucault's toolbox': the challenge with feminist post-structuralist analysis

Jack Roberts
A genealogy of public relations in the context of war

Kate Seymour
Problematisations: violence intervention and the construction of expertise