Christian Bueger - Resources

// LINKS AND RESOURCES
/ Piracy Studies	Since 2010 we operate a website on Piracy Studies. The page aims at making research on piracy acessible to a wider audience. It contains a bibliography on academic piracy research, and comments on events and research results are published on a frequent basis.
/ Workshop on Global Bureaucracies	In September 2010 I organized a workshop on International Organizations and Bureaucracies. Please visit the documentation page for information on papers, participants and background literature.
/ European Report on Development 2009	In 2009 I participated in the European Report on Development Project. The Report is a new initiative by the European Union and some member states to conduct academic reflection on the state of EU development policy and its contemporary challenges, as well as to develop guidelines for these policies. The Project is based at the EUI's Robert Schuman Center. The 2009 Report focused on situations of fragility in Sub Sahara Africa. For further information, see the official webpage of the ERD.
/ Practice Theory Workshop 2007	In May 2007 we hosted a workshop on theories of practice in political science at the EUI. Please visit the documentation page for information on papers, participants and background literature.
/ Actor Network Theory	Visit the Lancaster based bibliography on Actor Network Theory.
/ Academic Networks	The webpage of the c.a.s.e collective. A page that introduces critical security studies in Europe, contains various information on upcoming events and recent publications. The webpage of the strategy as practice working group, which is a joint endeavor to use theories of practice to study the everyday processes, practices and activities involved in the making of strategy. The webpage of the Collaboratory in Critical Security Methods is the virtual site of a collective endeavour to think through methods for critical security studies.
/ Colleagues	Please see also the pages from some of my friends and colleagues working in similar directions: Frank Gadinger, Philip Liste, Gunther Hellmann, Benjamin Herborth, Trine Villumsen, Vincent Pouliot, Ole Jacob Sending, Julian Junk, Hendrik Wagenaar, Richard Freeman .
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