February 22, 2024
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"The Question of Reform" | Society of Fellows Working Group, with Amna Akbar
In this workshop, Amna Akbar will discuss her article “Non-Reformist Reforms and Struggles over Life, Death, and Democracy” as part of a larger discussion of the role of reform in today's emancipatory movements. Akbar is the Charles W. Ebersold and Florence Whitcomb Ebersold Professor at the Moritz College of Law. The article, published in The Yale Law Journal, theorizes non-reformist reforms and identifies key currents in today's struggles: abolition and decarceration; decolonization and decommodification; and democratization.For this workshop, participants will be invited to think about how their work engages these issues and frameworks that aim to democratize relations of power.This event is full. Registration has been closed
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2024-02-22 12:00:00
2024-02-22 13:30:00
"The Question of Reform" | Society of Fellows Working Group, with Amna Akbar
In this workshop, Amna Akbar will discuss her article “Non-Reformist Reforms and Struggles over Life, Death, and Democracy” as part of a larger discussion of the role of reform in today's emancipatory movements. Akbar is the Charles W. Ebersold and Florence Whitcomb Ebersold Professor at the Moritz College of Law. The article, published in The Yale Law Journal, theorizes non-reformist reforms and identifies key currents in today's struggles: abolition and decarceration; decolonization and decommodification; and democratization.For this workshop, participants will be invited to think about how their work engages these issues and frameworks that aim to democratize relations of power.This event is full. Registration has been closed
Denney Hall 311
America/New_York
public
In this workshop, Amna Akbar will discuss her article “Non-Reformist Reforms and Struggles over Life, Death, and Democracy” as part of a larger discussion of the role of reform in today's emancipatory movements. Akbar is the Charles W. Ebersold and Florence Whitcomb Ebersold Professor at the Moritz College of Law.
The article, published in The Yale Law Journal, theorizes non-reformist reforms and identifies key currents in today's struggles: abolition and decarceration; decolonization and decommodification; and democratization.
For this workshop, participants will be invited to think about how their work engages these issues and frameworks that aim to democratize relations of power.
