Political presence and politics of noise
Kallio, Kirsi Pauliina (2012)
2012
Space and Polity 16 3
287-302
Johtamiskorkeakoulu - School of Management
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:uta-201211071074
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:uta-201211071074
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The paper is inspired by the recent turn taking place at the intersection
of critical citizenship studies and political geography where the meanings
of political agency are being contested and re-imagined. As one major theme,
this discussion involves the identification of political agency in the practice
of everyday life. To introduce a new analytical approach into this line of
research, the paper discusses political presence with reference to Jacques Rancie`
re’s conceptualisation of politics. By linking his thought with present
spatially grounded debates on citizenship and political agency, it considers
how the politics of noise can be identified from young people’s everyday
encounters with their political communities.
of critical citizenship studies and political geography where the meanings
of political agency are being contested and re-imagined. As one major theme,
this discussion involves the identification of political agency in the practice
of everyday life. To introduce a new analytical approach into this line of
research, the paper discusses political presence with reference to Jacques Rancie`
re’s conceptualisation of politics. By linking his thought with present
spatially grounded debates on citizenship and political agency, it considers
how the politics of noise can be identified from young people’s everyday
encounters with their political communities.
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