Vorlesungsverzeichnis

Gerald Raunig is professor for philosophy at ZHdK, co-founder of the eipcp (eipcp.net/) and co-editor of transversal.at. His books have been translated into English, Serbian, Spanish, Slovenian, Russian, Italian, Dutch, and Turkish. Recent books in English: Art and Revolution. Transversal Activism in the Long Twentieth Century; A Thousand Machines; Factories of Knowledge, Industries of Creativity; DIVIDUUM. Machinic Capitalism and Molecular Revolution, Vol.1, all translated by Aileen Derieg, New York/Los Angeles: Semiotext(e)/MIT Press 2016.

Francesco Salvini (*1979), also publishing as pantxo ramas, is a Doctor of Philosophy in Human Geography. On the basis of an academic and international education in Social Sciences, Political Economics and Urban Studies, and of his participation in the European and Latin American social movements, as well as of his experience in local public policy consulting, Francesco Salvini’s research focuses on the transformation and the regulation of healthcare practices in contemporary contexts. In his current collective social research with the group Entering Outside, he is addressing the transformations of the healthcare public provision in southern European cities, in collaboration with local institutions – such as National Museum Reina Sofia and the Council of Madrid in Spain, and the Regional Healthcare System of Trieste. Since 2017, he is a Research Associate at the Kent Law School in Canterbury, where he participates in a Wellcome Trust funded research project on the regulation of care and non-conventional medical practices in contemporary contexts.