This four-part webinar series, convened by Allegra in partnership with LAWNET (the EASA Network for the anthropology of law, rights and governance) brings into conversation anthropologists and scholars from related disciplines to reflect on the shifting contours of critique. It interrogates the stakes, meanings, and modalities of critique today, at a time when the very notion of critical thought is under pressure, if not outright threatened—within academia, public institutions, and the broader sphere of political discourse. Curated by Marco Motta and Julie Billaud
What is critique? A conversation between Simona Taliani // richard rechtman (4)
What is critique, and what might it still accomplish? This question serves as the point of departure for a series of […]
What is critique? A conversation between amira mittermaier // sylvain piron (2)
What is critique, and what might it still accomplish? This question serves as the point of departure for a series of
What is critique? A conversation between Faisal Devji // marco Motta (3)
What is critique, and what might it still accomplish? This question serves as the point of departure for a series of
What is critique? A conversation between Veena Das // Jocelyn Benoist (1)
What is critique, and what might it still accomplish? This question serves as the point of departure for a series of
What is Critique? EASA LAWNET – Allegra webinar series
From February 13 to 19 June 2026 Co-organised by Allegra Lab and EASA LawNet. What is critique, and what might