New Article: Beyond production: Following nomadic space in IR
Our visiting lecturer Dr. Srishti Malaviya has published her latest article in the Review of International Studies journal
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/review-of-international-studies/article/abs/beyond-production-following-nomadic-space-in-ir/734A092CFDD7F0B95F030FA4705D6D1D
The paper critiques dominant approaches in International Relations that treat space mainly as a socially produced outcome. Using Deleuze and Guattari’s ideas of nomadism and the war machine, it argues for viewing space instead as an open process of becoming, emphasizing “smooth space” and its latent possibilities beyond fixed structures. Through the case of violence in Punjab during the 1947 Partition, the study shows how nomadic forces disrupted organized spatial orders. It calls for new methodological shifts that embrace indeterminacy and expand how IR engages with space and violence.
Check out the article from here