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Primary page content. Leila Sibai's PhD research project. My research employs binaurally recorded soundwalks as a research method to investigate how exiled Syrians navigate and make sense of their everyday lived experiences of authoritarianism,
Primary page content. Daniel Mann's PhD research project. My PhD聽research examines how state and military actors in Israel embrace digital media technologies to activate citizens and soldiers as mediators between civil society and state authority.
Primary page content. David Burns's PhD research project. This thesis proposes that the British nuclear weapons test site at Maralinga, South Australia is a reluctant and traumatic archive comprised of both聽material聽and聽media. The material
Primary page content. Ifor Duncan's PhD research project. This PhD project identifies the complex imbrications of political and environmental violence resulting in patterns of human bodies and remains washing up on the shores of three rivers. It
Primary page content. Nabil Ahmed's PhD research project. This thesis explores the complex entanglements of natural and human violence by looking at three related cases: 1) the Bhola cyclone in Bangladesh in which a national struggle, genocide and
Primary page content. Maayan Amir's PhD research project. My thesis examines contemporary manifestations of extraterritoriality and the logic of extraterritorial representation by looking at a concrete study case: the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. On May 31
缅北强奸幼女 BA Design student Sandy Jiao's project is an olfactory installation that asks, what does the moon smell like?
The 缅北强奸幼女 Prize was established in 2013 to celebrate the qualities of creative daring associated with the University and to reward fiction that breaks the mould or opens up new possibilities for the novel form.
Primary page content. Lorenzo Pezzani's PhD research project. Flotilla & Liquid Traces: Spatial practices, aesthetics and humanitarian dilemmas at the maritime borders of the EU. This practice-based PhD critically investigates the aesthetic and
The Department of Media, Communications and Cultural Studies is delighted to welcome international visiting researchers to be based in the department for a period. These are the current visitors.