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(en) UK, AFEd, Organise: Anarchademics Aplenty in Oxford (ca, de, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]
Date
Sat, 16 May 2026 07:38:18 +0300
The Anarchist Studies Network Thrives at the Political Studies
Association Conference 2026 ---- Spring 2026 witnessed the most
significant anarchist platform presented to-date at a Political Studies
Association conference (PSA). Hosted this year in Oxford, England, the
PSA depicts itself as 'a rewarding, and popular event for those
researching, teaching, studying, or practicing politics, political
studies, international relations, and related disciplines'. For the
first time, we, in the U.K. Anarchist Studies Network (ASN), organised
three distinct sessions at a PSA conference, representing a diverse
array of political perspectives and practical arguments rooted in
anarchist politics and actions - rising from single sessions at previous
iterations in 2023 (Liverpool, England), 2024 (Glasgow, Scotland), and
2025 (Birmingham, England). Spread across a round table discussion and
two paper panels, the three events occurred on Tuesday 31st March, this
space offered a micro anarchist gathering in advance of our 'flagship
event', the ASN conference - the ninth of which will take place
in-person at the University of Manchester, England (26th - 28th August
2026 with a further online day on 31st August) on the theme of More Than
Human Anarchisms.
With a limited budget made available to our network by the PSA via their
membership systems - itself quite a challenging approach in what are
often high-cost academic settings - our co-convenor group supported a
colleague based in England with transport and conference fees, whilst we
also contributed towards another 'anarchademic' joining us from Latin
America. On the day, colleagues engaged in research and / or teaching
from institutions in England, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, the
US, Finland, and Brazil shared investigations into historical anarchist
movements and their relevance from contemporary organising; the
manifestations of anarchist ideologies in modern popular culture, social
movements, and faith-based contexts; as well as discourse on what an
ethical approach to anarchist praxis within capitalist culture might
actually entail.
Showcasing the second U.K. ASN event at the PSA conference (Photo by Ray)
Though academic settings constitute a multitude of challenges, morally
as much as practically, the positions many of us hold within educational
settings afford us highly privileged environments within which we
integrate, embed, and align our anarchist perspectives. Just as the PSA
conference permitted those unfamiliar with, intrigued in, or even
hostile to anarchist and anarchist-adjacent approaches to engage in our
hosted spaces, our status within these organisations, at times,
facilitates access to institutional funding, teaching environments where
we can expose our learners to radical ideas beyond the conventional
curriculum, and opportunities to engage diverse audiences in critical
discourse. None of us entered these institutions with any illusions over
what they represent (profiteering from free-paying students,
qualifications serving as barriers to entering the types of work our
learners want to do, etc.). Rather, we're striving to strengthen our own
networks so that, in our dedicated spaces, we can continue to promote
solidarity, partnerships, and collaboration within a culture that often
values the very opposite.
Get in touch: Contact Elke at emf.vdm@gmail.com
Written by the co-convenor team of Dr. Ray Di Marco Campbell, Dr. Elke
Van dermijnsbrugge, Dr. Shane Little, and Dr. Laurence Davis. With
thanks to Dr. Rhiannon Firth, Dr. Jim Donaghey, Dr. Jon Bigger, Dr.
James Willis, Mr. Matti Eskelinen, and Dr. Ivan Thomaz Leite de Oliveira
for their contributions.
https://organisemagazine.org.uk/2026/04/09/anarchademics-aplenty-in-oxford/
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