Dr Emma Dowling
Lecturer in Ethics, Governance and Accountability
Tel: 020 7882 8985
Fax: +44 (0)20 7882 3615
Location: Mile End, Francis Bancroft, 4.21a
Email: e.dowling@qmul.ac.uk
Research interests:
Emma Dowling’s current research focuses on the relationship between social and political conflict and global governance processes and institutions. Her research on ethics involves understanding how ethics is increasingly connected to new forms of valorisation and measure. Her work on affect deals with immaterial and reproductive labour in its intersections with gender, but also with the role of affect in politics and in knowledge production.
Emma Dowling is also a member of the NGO Clinic (http://www.ngoclinic.org) and a professionally qualified translator for German and English.
Publications:
Journal Articles:
Dowling, E. (ed.) (2012): Mobilisations, Interventions and Cultural Policy, Lateral Issue 1, http://culturalstudiesassociation.org/lateral/issue1.html
Dowling, E. (2012): ‘The Waitress – On Affect, Method and (Re)Presentation’, Cultural Studies ←→Critical Methodologies, DOI 10.1177/1532708611435215 Dowling, E., Feigenbaum, A., Pell, S. and Stanley, K. (forthcoming): ‘Occupy London’, South Atlantic Quarterly
Dowling, E., Trott B., and Nunes, R. (2007) Immaterial and Affective Labour: Explored, Ephemera Journal of Theory and Politics in Organisation,Vol. 7(1): 1-7.
Dowling, E. (2007) Producing the Dining Experience – Measure, Subjectivity and the Affective Worker',
Ephemera Journal of Theory and Politics in Organisation,Vol. 7(1): 117-132.
Dowling, E. and Trott, B. (2007) Bonofication: The Political Economy of Making Poverty History [in German]
G8: Die Deutung der Welt, gemeinsame Publikation der Redaktionen von ‘ak -- analyse & kritik’, ‘arranca!’, ‘Fantômas’ und ‘So oder So’ (Hrsg.).
Dowling, E. (2005) The Ethics of Engagement Revisited: Remembering the ESF 2004, in S. Sullivan, S. Boehm and O. Reyes eds. Ephemera Journal of Theory and Politics in Organisation Vol. 5(2): 205 - 215.
Dowling, E. and Andreotti, V. (2004) World Social Forum: Ethics and Pedagogy, UNESCO International Social Science Journal (ISSJ ) Vol. 56 (182): 605-615.
Contributions to Edited Collections:
Dowling, E. (2012): ‘Some Complications...and their Political Economy’, in Lunghi, A. and Wheeler, S. (eds.), Occupy Everything: Reflections on Why It’s Kicking off Everywhere; Wivenhoe/New York: Minor Compositions.
Dowling, E. (2012) 'Die Kellnerin', in Netzwerk Körper eds. What Can a Body Do? Praktiken und Figurationen des Körpers in den Kulturwissenschaften, Frankfurt am Main/New York: Campus.
Dowling, E. (2011) 'Pedagogies of cognitive capitalism – challenging the critical subject', in E. Bulut and M. Peters eds. Education, cognitive capitalism and digital labour, London, Berlin, New York: Peter Lang Publishers.
Dowling, E. and Hudig, K. (2010) 'Whatever Happened to the Antiglobalization Movement? Some Reflections on Antagonism, Vanguardism and Professionalization', in Aziz Choudry and Dip Kapoor eds. Learning from the Ground up: Global Perspectives on Social Movements and Knowledge Production, New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Dowling, E. (2009) 'The G8 Summit Protests in Gleneagles 2005', in Immanuel Ness ed. International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest, New York: Blackwell Publishing.
Dowling, E. and Shah R. (2008) 'What's the World Coming to? The World Social Forum Beyond Critique and Deconstruction', in Jai Sen and Peter Waterman eds. World Social Forum: Challenging Empires, 2nd edition, Toronto: Black Rose Books.
Dowling, E. (2005) 'Quality of life, a definition', in T. Leonard ed. The Encyclopedia of the Developing World, New York: Routledge.
Dowling, E. (2005): 'The Capability Approach and human rights', in Christien van den Anker and Rhona Smith eds. The Essentials of Human Rights, London: Hodder Arnold.
Dowling, E. (2003) 'Strategies for Change: the Tobin Tax', in Christien van den Anker ed. The Political Economy of New Slavery, London: Palgrave MacMillan.
Undergraduate teaching:
Courses delivered:
BUS317: Organizational Change and Development
Postgraduate teaching:
Course delivered:
BUSM0063: State, Market and Society (Course Convenor)
PhD Supervision:
2nd supervisor - Ms Heidi Hasbrouck (Goldsmiths)
The American Waitress: A Worker's Inquiry into the Icon