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Netflix as global thought

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This essay challenges streaming services as providers of global content through the case study of Netflix. Through the lens of television piracy, it investigates the spatial and temporal challenges inherent in the streaming era. Ultimately this essay contends that streaming regresses as frequently as it promised progress, while piracy emerges…
Digital skull and crossbones depicting digital piracy

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Today, global thought is in crisis. Geopolitical tensions are fraught, international governance has failed to meaningfully prevent grave humanitarian and climate-related crisis, reactionary and populist powers are on the ascendance, and ethnic, racist and gender-based violence has only entrenched itself across many geographies. The decoupling between the rhetoric and “representative” actions of States and their publics has never been more polarised. Theory and praxis are astoundingly disconnected as various potential apocalypses loom on the horizon.  

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EWAN JENKINS

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Marta is a PhD student in International Relations at the University of St Andrews. Their main research interests are in political theory, IR, and queer theory. Currently, they are researching neocolonial discourses in international human rights law, focusing on the concept of universality.

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