***Apologies for crossposting***
The Call for Papers for the special issues " World(s)-making practices
through caring and commoning" to be published on Tecnoscienza - Italian
Journal of Science and Technology Studies is still open to receive
contributions.
The overarching interest of this call is to problematize, reflect and
investigate research engagements within care and commoning practices and
is driven by questions such as: what does it mean to approach the
commons as matters of care? How do we, as scholars, navigate the
tensions, alignments, synergies, overlaps, or ruptures between our
research agendas and knowledge politics with those of the commons? How
does engaging with and researching the commons with care affect our
researchers’ selves and our fields? What can an engagement with
commoning practices tell us about care? What renewed theoretical,
empirical, or methodological understandings do we gain by engaging with
those assemblages that attend to the making and imagining of fairer and
more sustainable futures through the lenses of care and commoning?
Guest editors Giacomo Poderi (IT University of Copenhagen),
Mariacristina Sciannamblo (“Sapienza” University of Rome) and Maurizio
Teli (Aalborg University) invite you to submit papers aimed at
investigating e the relationships and interplay between STS
intervention-oriented research and those world-making practices that try
to either maintain and repair our world and to re-enchant and
re-configure it in multiple post-capitalist, post-humanist or post-
developmental ways.
The call (see attachment) welcomes contributions covering a wide range
of topics and application domains, which can include (but are not
limited to):
• disciplinary intersections and contaminations among STS, design, and
commons studies;
• knowledge co-creation, co-design processes, material publics and
grassroot innovation in commoning practices, environmental activism, and
sustainability transition in and through STS;
• the precariousness, mundane, often-neglected, everyday work in care
and commoning practices;
• the becoming into commoners as affective and relational practices of
care and co-becoming;
• theoretical and methodological approaches for action-research,
participatory design, or research as intervention as forms of caring and
commoning;
• complexities, opportunities, ruptures, and contradictions in making
new alliances between researchers, activists, local populations, and
institutions;
• sites of ambivalence and contradictions in caring and commoning practices.
*
Deadline for abstract submissions: June 14th, 2023*
Abstracts (in English) with a maximum length of 500 words should be sent
as email
attachments to _tecnoscienza.specialissue@gmail.com
_and carbon copied to the guest editors.
* Notification of acceptance will be communicated by early July 2023.
* Full papers (in English with a maximum length of 8,000 words
including notes and references) will be due by October 30th 2023 and
will be subject to a double blind peer review process.
* Expected publication in 2025.
For information and questions, please do not hesitate to contact the
guest editors:
Giacomo Poderi, gipo@itu.dk
Mariacristina Sciannamblo, mariacristinasciannamblo@uniroma1.it
Maurizio Teli, maurizio@plan.aau.dk
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Paolo Giardullo, PhD
Assistant Professor in Sociology @University of Padova
Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Education and
Applied Psychology (FISPPA)
Section of Sociology
Via Cesarotti 10/12 - 35121 PADOVA - ITALY
Pa.S.T.I.S. Research Unithttps://www.pastis-research.eu
STS Italia Secretary (2022-2024)https://eventi.unibo.it/stsitalia2023
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