The panel aims to spur discussion among political theorists and scholars of adjacent disciplines about the continuing war on Gaza. Presenters are:

Musab Younis: Theorising Settlers

Muna Dajani: Ecologies of Siege in Gaza

Neve Gordon: Shields and the Gaza Genocide

Ayça Çubukçu: Personal Responsibility Under Genocide

Lea Ypi will moderate the panel.

Directions to go to the Council Room (K2.29)

Enter through the main entrance (of Strand Building, marked by the letter A on the map above). You will see the reception and three lifts. Go straight on and you will see a set of stairs on your left. DO NOT TAKE THEM. Continue your way forward into the hallway until you find a second set of stairs on your left. Take these stairs up to the second floor and then go straight on until you see the Council Room on your right, just after room K2.31.

The London Political Theory Network brings together political theorists to develop shared activities and research collaboration. We are based on a broad and ecumenical understanding of political theory, including all variants of contemporary political theory, normative political theory, democratic theory, feminist theory, post-colonial political theory, critical theory, and work that bridges historical and contemporary approaches to political theory. Our goal is to improve communication about events among the London political theory community and organise a small number of events each year to bring together theorists from the London region.

You can find out more about the network at: https://londonpoliticaltheory.uk/

Theoretical Perspectives on Gaza