Cosmopolitical sensitivities in STS practice: How to continue a panel session after is it is over?

Michaela Spencer

Cosmopolitical sensitivities in STS practice: How to continue a panel session after is it is over?

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This piece reflects on the panel ‘Of Other Landscapes’ held at EASST Lancaster in 2018. Recognising the particularly warm, playful and yet serious atmosphere of academic exchange which emerged in this session, I raise the question of how do STS sensitivities travel? Are there ways that the particular spirit of this panel might be extended after it is over?

Original language	English
Number of pages	4
Journal	EASST Review
Volume	37
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - Oct 2018

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Cosmopolitical sensitivities in STS practice: How to continue a panel session after is it is over?

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