Meetings

Upcoming WORKSHOPS

Fourth Meeting of the Critical Genealogies Workshop, University of Richmond, October 21–22, 2022.
- Sessions will take place at the Omni Richmond Hotel in the centrally-located Shockoe Slip area of Richmond (100 South 12th Street; Richmond, VA 23219). Sessions are scheduled for the full day on Friday October 21st and Saturday October 22nd. Participants who arrive on Thursday October 20th are invited to gather in the evening at the bar at the Omni Richmond Hotel (exact time/location to follow).
- This is a pre-read event; all papers will be circulated among all participants. Please be prepared to email your paper by September 1 to criticalgenealogies@gmail.com. Each paper will be assigned two commentators; the first commentator will offer a 5-minute summary of the paper, and the second commentator will have 5 minutes to raise questions. To allow participants to pre-read papers, please limit your paper to max. 10,000 words.
- A schedule for the workshop is in preparation and we hope to have a first draft of the schedule posted (and emailed to participants) by early July.
- Additional information is available at the workshop CFP pasted below.

Third Critical Genealogies Workshop, University of Oregon. May 9–11, 2019.
Second Critical Genealogies Workshop, University of Utah. September 2017.
Spindel Conference: Critical Histories of the Present, University of Memphis. September 16-17, 2016.
Critical Genealogies Workshop, University of Denver. June 2016.
Roundtable: Diagnosing the Contemporary: Critical Genealogies of the Present (with Thomas Biebricher, Andrew Dilts, Verena Erlenbusch, Colin Koopman, Ladelle McWhorter, Kevin Olson, and Paul Rabinow), American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. September 3-6, 2015.
Roundtable: Deploying Genealogy: Designs for Critical Political Inquiry (with Thomas Biebricher, Andrew Dilts, Verena Erlenbusch, Colin Koopman), Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV. April 2-4, 2015.
Multiple sessions on the 'group program' of the American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division program (if you are interested in participating in one of these sessions in the future please email us).

We are currently hosting and planning an ongoing series of virtual workshops for faculty and graduate students. These events are focused on papers and other research projects related to our still-delayed October 2020 event. For more information please contact us at the link above.