Media Practices and Urban Politics: A Conversation about Slow Theory

The open site is pleased to offer a conversation moderated by Tim Markham of Birkbeck with the three authors of the current issue’s “Media practices and urban politics: conceptualizing the powers of the media-urban nexus.” The paper is now open access for one month. The paper’s authors are Scott Rodgers, Clive Barnett, and Allan Cochrane.

Left to right: Scott Rodgers, Clive Barnett, Tim Markham, and Allan Cochrane. Photo by a fast-footed Scott Rodgers on self-timer.

Left to right: Scott Rodgers, Clive Barnett, Tim Markham, and Allan Cochrane discuss their paper’s arguments and backstory, and the merits of slow scholarship. Photo by a fast-footed Scott Rodgers on self-timer. The conversation was recorded at Birkbeck’s Media Services facility; many thanks to Mansour Shabbak for help facilitating this recording. Recording edited by Scott Rodgers.

 

 

2 thoughts on “Media Practices and Urban Politics: A Conversation about Slow Theory

  1. […] The podcast is a record of us talking through some of the background hang-ups that shape the […]

  2. […] his book Seeking Spatial Justice. I had the odd fortune of presenting my own paper – what would later slowly evolve into a paper in Society in Space on media practices and urban politics – immediately after Ed. We […]

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