Valeria Graziano — Coventry University

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My research addresses the organizational import of cultural practices in reference to the resistance to work and the possibility of political pleasure. My approach is informed by autonomous Marxism, institutional analysis, materialist feminism, and critical organization theory. I hold a BA in Fine Art and Art History (Goldsmiths College); an MA in Visual Cultures (Goldsmiths College) and a PhD in Critical Management Studies (Queen Mary University).

My areas of specialisms include operaist thought and history of Italian autonomia; theories of postwork imaginaries and antiwork politics; materialist feminist epistemology; alternative and radical pedagogical traditions; critical organization theories; the relation between social media, cultural practices and social movements; Guattarian micropolitics and institutional analysis.

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Research Output 2016 2019

8 Citations
2 h-Index
7 Chapter
2 Article
1 Conference proceeding
1 Poster
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- 1 Special issue
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Handling Replacement: Tending to a local library and repair centre

Graziano, V. & Trogal, K., 30 Apr 2019, Critical Care : Architecture and Urbanism for a Broken Planet . Fitz, A., Krasny, E. & Wien, A. (eds.). 1 ed. MIT Press, p. 107-115 9 p.

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Repair

infrastructure

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Industry

Replacement

Learning from the #Sillabus

Graziano, V., Romic, N. & Medak, T., Mar 2019, State Machines: Reflections and Actions at the Edge of Digital Citizenship, Finance, and Art. Colakides, Y., Garrett, M. & Gloerich, I. (eds.). Amsterdam: Institute of Network Cultures, p. 115-128 13 p.

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