Performativity

Geese and Raptors: legitimate and illegitimate killing in the Scottish countryside

By Ingmar Lippert - Posted on March 1st, 2012

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conservation
killing
legitimacy
Performativity
Scotland

Whitehouse, Andrew. "Geese and Raptors: legitimate and illegitimate killing in the Scottish countryside." Workshop "How do you manage? Unravelling the situated practice of environmental management", 2012.

Material Markets: How Economic Agents are Constructed

By Ingmar Lippert - Posted on December 7th, 2010

Tagged:

Economics
Materiality
Performativity

Mackenzie, Donald. Material Markets: How Economic Agents are Constructed In Material Markets: How Economic Agents are Constructed. Oxford University Press, 2009.

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How do you manage? Unravelling the situated practice of environmental management (CfP)

Tue, 29 May 2012 - Sat, 02 June 2012

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Recent updates of the reading list

Lippert, Ingmar (2012) Carbon Classified? Unpacking Heterogeneous Relations Inscribed Into Corporate Carbon Emissions.
Lippert, Ingmar (2011) Extended Carbon Cognition as a Machine.
Lippert, Ingmar (2011) Sustaining Waste - Sociological Perspectives on Recycling a Hybrid Object.
Lippert, Ingmar (2012) Carbon Dioxide.
Whitehouse, Andrew (2012) Geese and Raptors: legitimate and illegitimate killing in the Scottish countryside.
Latour, Bruno (1990) Drawing things together.
Lippert, Ingmar, and Anonymous (2012) A dialogue about `diffuse requirements' on an environmental manager's task to report about technical and environmental safety.
Lippert, Ingmar (2010) Agents of Ecological Modernisation.

Performativity

Geese and Raptors: legitimate and illegitimate killing in the Scottish countryside

Material Markets: How Economic Agents are Constructed

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