Mr Chris James Newlove

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Research project: How does the concept of civil war help us to understand shifts in the trajectories of Marx, Du Bois and Foucault's work?

Abstract

Research degree: PhD
Title of project: How does the concept of civil war help us to understand shifts in the trajectories of Marx, Du Bois and Foucault's work?

Biography

First Supervisor: Peter Hallward

Second Supervisor: Howard Caygill

Areas of research interest

Frantz Fanon
Michel Foucault
French Theory
Decolonial Marxism
Black Marxism
Italian Workerism - Operaismo
Zapatista
Zenkyoto
Theories of Neoliberalism
Fredrich Nietzsche

Qualifications

Master's in Philosophy and Contemporary Critical Theory, Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy, Kingston University
Bachelor's Degree in Sociology, Teesside University

Publications

Chris James Newlove (2019) The wretched of the earth and strategy: Fanon's ‘Leninist' moment?, Review of African Political Economy, 46:159, 135-142

Chris James Newlove (2018) Black Marxism. Krisis: Journal of contemporary philosophy, Marx at the Margins (2), https://archive.krisis.eu/black-marxism/

Chris James Newlove (2022) Why we needed the Matrix Resurrections, Philosophically. Morocco Bound Review, 3, 21

Conference papers

Newlove, C.J (2023). Foucault's Neoliberalism: civil war as capitalist strategy. At CRMEP graduate conference, London.

Newlove, C.J. (2022). Foucault's misunderstood Maoist phase: Between Nietzsche and Marx. At Historical Materialism Conference, London.

Newlove, C.J (2019). Black Marxism Vs the Black Radical Tradition. At Historical Materialism Conference, London.

Newlove, C.J. (2018). Frantz Fanon: Black Marxist? At Historical Materialism Conference, London.

Newlove, C.J (2017) Marx the Eurocentrist? Capital Volume 1 and the so-called ‘English Road'. At Historical Materialism Conference, London.