Biography
Dr Guldberg finished his PhD in February 2023, with a thesis on police violence and resistance in Brazil. He has since been working on implementing the innovative methods for research and teaching that he has developed based on his PhD research. He has published his research and teaching methods in both English and Portuguese in the Warwick Journal of Post-Graduate Pedagogies, King's Active Learning Blog and the Brazilian IR magazine, Interesse Nacional.
- Authoritarianism
- Citizenship
- Visual methods
- Violence
My research focuses on visual representations of state sovereignty and policing in Brazil. Taking a critical approach I seek to understand how race and gender influence state policies towards territories perceived as outside of state-sovereignty, including the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro and the Amazon Rainforest. Building on this analysis of official state-sanctioned discourses I further seek to explore the creative ways in which people resist state violence both online and offline.
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Events
Drawing Decolonisation: Arts, AI and Decolonisation
This event featuring musical performances, poetry and panel discussions is a call to engage with the arts and AI as a medium for social change.
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Events
Drawing Decolonisation: Arts, AI and Decolonisation
This event featuring musical performances, poetry and panel discussions is a call to engage with the arts and AI as a medium for social change.
Please note: this event has passed.