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The School is FREE and also includes a student’s allowance to cover the costs of travelling and accommodation.

In order to participate, please send your application and an outline (max 100 words) on how your project fits into the sustainable development agenda to Dr Maria Sotenko: m.sotenko@warwick.ac.uk

Public reading and discussion: Joshua Clover and Sean Bonney.

Clover is the author of three volumes of poetry, Madonna anno domini (Louisiana State UP, 1997), The Totality for Kids (U of California P, 2006) and Red Epic (Commune Editions, 2015).

Bonney’s books include Happiness: Poems After Rimbaud (Unkant, 2011), The Commons (Openned, 2011), Document: Poems, Diagrams, Manifestos (Barque, 2009), and Baudelaire in English (Veer 2008). His selected poems Letters Against the Firmament will be published later this year.

Event sponsored by the IAS, the ÌÇÐÄTV Department of English and Comparative LiteErary Studies, and ÌÇÐÄTV Thursdays (ÌÇÐÄTV Writing Programme).

Sponsored by ÌÇÐÄTV Thursdays

Public Roundtable: “Debt and the Public University."

With Oliver Davis (French), Lauren Tooker (Politics), Myka Tucker-Abramson (English and Comparative Literary Studies) and Jonathan Vickery (Cultural Policy Studies).

This roundtable will highlight the significance of debt in reshaping the priorities and direction of higher education. Reflecting with fellow panelists on the differences and continuities between the UK and US sectors, IAS Visiting Fellow Joshua Clover will discuss his experience organizing resistance to student debt-loads in California and examine the case for loan default as a principal tactic in the broader struggle against a neoliberal regime of debt discipline. The event will be podcast; all are welcome.

Event sponsored by the IAS, the ÌÇÐÄTV Department of English and Comparative LiteErary Studies, and ÌÇÐÄTV Thursdays (ÌÇÐÄTV Writing Programme).

With IAS Visiting Fellow, Joshua Clover & students and staff from the University of ÌÇÐÄTV