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temporalities

Dis:connectivity also operates across time, shaping and shaped by multiple temporalities. Globalisation interacts with divergent understandings of past, present, and future, creating complex relationships between continuity and rupture. Temporal dis:connectivities affect expectations, plans, and social practices. For example, the COVID-19 pandemic intensified reflection on futures in work, migration, and cultural life, highlighting how unforeseen disruptions reshape temporal horizons. By examining temporalities, we explore how historical legacies, present contingencies, and imagined futures intersect to structure globalisation processes.

gd:c blog series

fellow projects

Sebastian Conrad

Conrad

Christof Dejung

Dejung

Elizabeth DeLoughrey

DeLoughrey

Martin Dusinberre

Dusinberre

Arnika Fuhrmann

Fuhrmann

Yvonne Kleinmann

Kleinmann

Matthias Leanza

Leanza

David Motadel

Motadel

Karen Oslund

Oslund

Siddharth Pandey

Pandey

Susanne Quitmann

Quitmann

Gerald Siegmund

Siegmund

Nadia von Maltzahn

vonMaltzahn

Callie Wilkinson

Wilkinson