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Dance of the Praying Mantis

The Archive Art Phenomenon - History and Critique at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century

Joachim Koester In the Face of Overwhelming Forces

Joachim Koester, The Other Side of the Sky, Turner Contemporary

La Photographie performe [The Body and the Archive]

”Of Spirits and Empty Spaces,” VOLUME, what you see is what you hear

Haunting Images: On Joachim Koester’s Photographic works

Valspecial 2018

Multi-Faith Spaces Uncover Secular Premises Behind the Multi-Faith Paradigm

Multi-Faith Spaces (MFSs) are a relatively recent invention that has quickly gained in significance. On the one hand, they offer a convenient solution for satisfying the needs of people with diverse beliefs in the institutional context of hospitals, schools, airports, etc. On the other hand, MFSs are politically significant because they represent the cornerstone of the public religion in Europe to

Envisioned and enacted practices: Educational policies and the ‘politics of use’ in schools

It is widely known that there is a discrepancy between educational policy on the one side, and teaching and learning practices on the other. Most studies have been focusing on the sociocultural and micropolitical frames that shape teachers’ understandings and enactments of teaching, and that cause the vast diversity of classroom practices around the world. This article wants to draw attention to t

A Contentious Politics Approach to the Explanation of Radicalization

The History of Historical-Comparative Methods

THINGS that shine and Things that are Dark (Concert)

Silent as spirit

Performance Year Zero, a living history

Political Contention and the Reconstruction of Greek Identity in Cyprus, 1960-2003

Relational Radicalization

The Relational Sociology of Charles Tilly

Det vansinniga business as usual [De nya optimisterna och Upplysningen] : [Är business as usual verkligen förnuftigt?]

miRNA-convergent gene fusions

In a recent study published in Nature Communications, we showed that intron-encoded microRNA genes (miRNA) are frequent partners of fusion genes in the cancer genome. Analyzed from a functional rather than structural perspective, these rearrangements represent a new class of fusions we called “miRNA-convergent fusions”.