This Platform for Dialogue, organized by CALAS in association with the Indian Branch of the Max Weber Foundation (MWF Delhi), seeks to understand work processes and capital-labor relations embedded in informational regimes. In this way, we highlight the dimensions of knowledge in the study of labor, focusing specifically on the knowledges and practices of workers and laboring populations, as opposed to the knowledge about labor generated by capital and the State.
Esta Plataforma para el Diálogo se centra en la producción cultural, artística y textual en zonas fronterizas, desafiando los discursos nacionales monolingües, blancos y urbanos. Frente al endurecimiento de políticas migratorias y la criminalización de la migración, lo que se busca en este evento es visibilizar las demandas de comunidades migrantes y fronterizas mediante un enfoque interdisciplinario, promoviendo el diálogo transnacional sobre lenguas híbridas, como el portuñol, guarañol, mapudungu, kichwa, spanglish, entre otras.
Although contexts and biotechnologies have changed in recent decades, the mechanisms and objectives of biopolitics remain similar; for example, discarding, marginalization, and exclusion continue to be present as forms of social death. The texts collected in this book address strategies for confronting policies of intervention on bodies, overcoming necropolitics, and fighting for life.