【講座及工作方活動】From Piraeus to Kolkata: Reflections on Logistics along the New Silk Road 從希臘Piraeus 到印度加爾各達：關於新絲路物流體系的反思
演講Lecture：
From Piraeus to Kolkata: Reflections on Logistics along the New Silk Road 從希臘Piraeus 到印度加爾各達：關於新絲路物流體系的反思
主持人:劉紀蕙教授(交通大學社會與文化研究所 所長/教授)
日期：2018/ 11/19 (Mon)，13:30-16:30
地點：交通大學光復校區人社二館 106A研討室(Room 106A, HA Building 2, NCTU) ，
講者簡介：
Brett Neilson is Professor at Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University. He received his Ph.D. in English from Yale University in 1994. His research and writing aims to provide alternative ways of conceiving globalisation, with particular emphasis upon its social and cultural dimensions. Drawing on cultural and social theory as well as on empirical and archival information, this research has derived original and provocative means for rethinking the significance of globalisation for a wide range of contemporary problems and predicaments, including the circulation of popular culture, the proliferation of borders, the ascendancy of global financial markets, the pressures of population ageing and the growing heterogeneity of labour. He is currently working on the ARC Discovery project, 'Logistics as Global Governance: Labour, Software and Infrastructure along the New Silk Road', with partner researchers from Greece, India, Chile, Italy, Canada and the UK; and a second, 'Data Centres and the Governance of Labour and Territory' with partner researchers from China, Singapore, Italy, the UK and Germany. His publications include Free trade in the Bermuda Triangle … and other tales of counter-globalization (University of Minnesota Press, 2004), Border as method,or the multiplication of labor (with Sandro Mezzadra, Duke University Press, 2013) and more.
Brett Neilson是西雪梨大學文化與社會研究院教授，耶魯大學英文博士（1994）。他的研究和寫作旨在提供了解全球化的另類方法特別關注其社會和文化面向。藉由文化和社會理論，以及經驗研究和檔案資料，他的研究發展出原創和具挑戰性的方法，以重新思考全球化對當代問題和困境的影響。這包括了大眾文化的傳播、邊境的延伸、全球金融市場的支配地位、人口老化的壓力，和勞工的日漸異質性等問題。他目前正進行澳洲研究學會（ARC）Discovery計劃「物流體系作為全球治理：新絲綢之路的勞工、軟體和基建」，與來自希臘、印度、智利、意大利、加拿大和英國的研究員合作；第二項計劃「數據中心與勞工及領土的治理」，則與中國、新加坡、意大利、英國和德國的研究員合作。著作包括Free trade in the Bermuda Triangle … and other tales of counter-globalization（University of Minnesota Press, 2004），Border as method, or the multiplication of labor （with Sandro Mezzadra，Duke University Press，2013）等。
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Brett Neilson_From Piraeus to Kolkata: Reflections on Logistics along the New Silk Road--21世紀亞際社會區域政治經濟系列
歡迎大家參加Brett Neilson教授11月19日、20日的演講和午餐會議。
Welcome to join the lecture and workshop of Prof. Brett Neilson on 19th and 20th November. Especially for the lunch workshop on 20th November, will discuss the cooperation in the future. Please fill in the registration form to sign up, we will provide a lunch meal for participants： https://goo.gl/forms/enTxpV13mKiaTud42
11/19（一）13:30-16:30，交通大學光復校區人社二館 106A研討室(Room 106A, HA Building 2, NCTU) ，
演講Lecture： From Piraeus to Kolkata: Reflections on Logistics along the New Silk Road 從希臘Piraeus 到印度加爾各達：關於新絲路物流體系的反思。
critical logistics studies的書單，請見以下連結。
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1yZHPpiycz-08_V3-DpwY8aR7yY7ZD1zj?usp=sharing
11/20（二）12:00-14:00，交通大學光復校區人社二館 209研討室(Room 209, HA Building 2, NCTU) ，
午餐會議WORKSHOP，將討論如何推進與Brett Neilson教授的合作。
欲參加此工作坊者請事先報名，將提供午餐/ Please fill in the registration form to sign up, we will provide a lunch meal for participants： https://goo.gl/forms/enTxpV13mKiaTud42
明年三月份捷克Palacký University大學的Sinophone Borderlands計畫，將舉辦一個小型的一帶一路工作坊。
Brett Neilson是西雪梨大學文化與社會研究院教授，耶魯大學英文博士（1994）。他的研究著重在重新思考全球化對當代問題和困境的影響，包括了大眾文化的傳播、邊境的延伸、全球金融市場的支配地位、人口老化的壓力，和勞工的日漸異質性等問題。他目前正進行澳洲研究學會（ARC）Discovery計劃「物流體系作為全球治理：新絲綢之路的勞工、軟體和基建」，與來自希臘、印度、智利、意大利、加拿大和英國的研究員合作；第二項計劃「數據中心與勞工及領土的治理」，則與中國、新加坡、意大利、英國和德國的研究員合作。著作包括Free trade in the Bermuda Triangle … and other tales of counter-globalizati University of Minnesota Press, 2004），Border as method, or the multiplication of labor （with Sandro Mezzadra，Duke University Press，2013）等。
Brett Neilson is Professor at Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University. He received his Ph.D. in English from Yale University in 1994. His research and writing aims to provide alternative ways of conceiving globalisation, with particular emphasis upon its social and cultural dimensions. Drawing on cultural and social theory as well as on empirical and archival information, this research has derived original and provocative means for rethinking the significance of globalisation for a wide range of contemporary problems and predicaments, including the circulation of popular culture, the proliferation of borders, the ascendancy of global financial markets, the pressures of population ageing and the growing heterogeneity of labour. He is currently working on the ARC Discovery project, 'Logistics as Global Governance: Labour, Software and Infrastructure along the New Silk Road', with partner researchers from Greece, India, Chile, Italy, Canada and the UK; and a second, 'Data Centres and the Governance of Labour and Territory' with partner researchers from China, Singapore, Italy, the UK and Germany. His publications include Free trade in the Bermuda Triangle … and other tales of counter-globalization (University of Minnesota Press, 2004), Border as method,or the multiplication of labor (with Sandro Mezzadra, Duke University Press, 2013) and more.