Никола Леро
Biographic Data
| ID | 6894074 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Никола Леро |
| GIVEN NAMES | Никола |
| FAMILY NAME | Леро |
| SIGNATURE | ЛЕРО Н |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sheffield |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5878-8633 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Theorising migrant lives
This paper examines two relatively novel concepts in migration – Boccagni’s ‘homing’ and Yuval-Davis, Wemyss and Cassidy’s ‘everyday bordering’ – highlighting their relevance amid rising anti-immigration policies and global mobility. It critiques their conceptual ambiguities and overlapping theoretical ground, arguing for their joint application within a broader framework of the migrant struggle for ontological security. This integrated approach …
Can Acceptance of Urban Shrinkage Shift Planning Strategies of Shrinking Cities From Growth to De-Growth
Shrinking cities scholars claim that planning actors in the cities where shrinking is accepted are more likely to change the focus of planning strategy from pursuing growth to actively planning for de-growth. Considering this argument, this article investigates to what extent planning actors in shrinking cities seek solutions outside the dominant growth paradigm if they accept the reality of shrinkage. This is accomplished by examining the compre…
Conceptualizing Homo Sensus Academicus Mobilis
Academic mobility is a historical practice that has morphed into a Westernized emblem of our times in the mixture of post-modernity and neoliberal capitalism. Higher education institutions, now bastions of internationalization, have seen exponential growth in academic mobility beyond national and regional limits. This paper challenges and examines the prevalent theoretical views on the subject through a semi-structured literature review and a cri…
Covid-19 as a Badiouian event? A global insight into theoretical interrogation of Zizek’s pandemics
The rapidly burgeoning literature surrounding COVID-19 pandemic fetishistically and prematurely tried to catch the academic momentum, taking almost an a priori, non-debatable, starting point of the conceptualization of the pandemic as the ?new normal?. In Pandemic: COVID-19 Shakes the World and Pandemic! 2: Chronicles of a Time Lost, Slavoj Zizek frames the pandemic as multiple global crises, arguing it will aggressively and drastically rupture t…
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Covid-19 as a Badiouian event? A global insight into theoretical interrogation of Zizek’s pandemics
The rapidly burgeoning literature surrounding COVID-19 pandemic fetishistically and prematurely tried to catch the academic momentum, taking almost an a priori, non-debatable, starting point of the conceptualization of the pandemic as the ?new normal?. In Pandemic: COVID-19 Shakes the World and Pandemic! 2: Chronicles of a Time Lost, Slavoj Zizek frames the pandemic as multiple global crises, arguing it will aggressively and drastically rupture t…
Conceptualizing Homo Sensus Academicus Mobilis
Academic mobility is a historical practice that has morphed into a Westernized emblem of our times in the mixture of post-modernity and neoliberal capitalism. Higher education institutions, now bastions of internationalization, have seen exponential growth in academic mobility beyond national and regional limits. This paper challenges and examines the prevalent theoretical views on the subject through a semi-structured literature review and a cri…
Can Acceptance of Urban Shrinkage Shift Planning Strategies of Shrinking Cities From Growth to De-Growth
Shrinking cities scholars claim that planning actors in the cities where shrinking is accepted are more likely to change the focus of planning strategy from pursuing growth to actively planning for de-growth. Considering this argument, this article investigates to what extent planning actors in shrinking cities seek solutions outside the dominant growth paradigm if they accept the reality of shrinkage. This is accomplished by examining the compre…
Theorising migrant lives
This paper examines two relatively novel concepts in migration – Boccagni’s ‘homing’ and Yuval-Davis, Wemyss and Cassidy’s ‘everyday bordering’ – highlighting their relevance amid rising anti-immigration policies and global mobility. It critiques their conceptual ambiguities and overlapping theoretical ground, arguing for their joint application within a broader framework of the migrant struggle for ontological security. This integrated approach …
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