Leila Dawney

Leila Dawney is a Lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Brighton, UK. Her research interests include cultural geographies of embodied practice, performance and landscape, Spinoza and new materialist theory, new authority studies and neoliberal subjectivities.

A dialogue on ‘barriers’ to participation and capitalist temporalities

Coming together can make it possible to live more and work less. Doing things collectively is the only way we can be free from the obligation to work so hard as self-exploiting individuals. This is not primarily a question of politics or protest.

By Patrick Bresnihan and Leila Dawney

/ 5 Sep 2013