Danielle Celermajer is Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research focuses on institutional and cultural reforms required for the prevention of human rights violations, responsibility for systematic injustice, and multispecies justice.Millicent Churcher is Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research draws together insights from affect and social imaginary studies as well as institutional theory to explore how concrete institutions may constructively engage the imaginations and affects of social agents to achieve social justice outcomes. Moira Gatens is Challis Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sydney, Australia. She publishes in the areas of political and feminist philosophy, Spinoza studies, and Philosophy and Literature.

• IntroductionDanielle Celermajer, Millicent Churcher, Moira Gatens and Anna Hush 1. Racial Violence, Emotional Friction, and Epistemic ActivismJosé Medina 2. South Africa’s Blue Dress: (Re)imagining human rights through artEliza Garnsey3. The ‘Affairs’ of Political Memory: Hermeneutical Dissidence from National Myth-MakingMihaela Mihai4. Character is a Sacred Bond: Reflections on Sovereignty, Grace, and ResistanceRichard K. Sherwin5. The Tick-tick-ticking Time Bomb and Erosion of Human rights InstitutionsDanielle Celermajer6. Toward a Democratic Groove: Cultivating Affective Dynamics in Institutional TransformationRomand Coles and Lia Haro 7. Listening to Claims of Structural InjusticeEmily Beausoleil8. The Imaginary Institution of the University: Sexual Politics in the Neoliberal AcademyAnna Hush9. Reframing Honor in Heterosexual Imaginaries Millicent Churcher and Moira Gatens

Danielle Celermajer is Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research focuses on institutional and cultural reforms required for the prevention of human rights violations, responsibility for systematic injustice, and multispecies justice.Millicent Churcher is Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research draws together insights from affect and social imaginary studies as well as institutional theory to explore how concrete institutions may constructively engage the imaginations and affects of social agents to achieve social justice outcomes. Moira Gatens is Challis Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sydney, Australia. She publishes in the areas of political and feminist philosophy, Spinoza studies, and Philosophy and Literature.

• IntroductionDanielle Celermajer, Millicent Churcher, Moira Gatens and Anna Hush 1. Racial Violence, Emotional Friction, and Epistemic ActivismJosé Medina 2. South Africa’s Blue Dress: (Re)imagining human rights through artEliza Garnsey3. The ‘Affairs’ of Political Memory: Hermeneutical Dissidence from National Myth-MakingMihaela Mihai4. Character is a Sacred Bond: Reflections on Sovereignty, Grace, and ResistanceRichard K. Sherwin5. The Tick-tick-ticking Time Bomb and Erosion of Human rights InstitutionsDanielle Celermajer6. Toward a Democratic Groove: Cultivating Affective Dynamics in Institutional TransformationRomand Coles and Lia Haro 7. Listening to Claims of Structural InjusticeEmily Beausoleil8. The Imaginary Institution of the University: Sexual Politics in the Neoliberal AcademyAnna Hush9. Reframing Honor in Heterosexual Imaginaries Millicent Churcher and Moira Gatens

Danielle Celermajer is Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research focuses on institutional and cultural reforms required for the prevention of human rights violations, responsibility for systematic injustice, and multispecies justice.Millicent Churcher is Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research draws together insights from affect and social imaginary studies as well as institutional theory to explore how concrete institutions may constructively engage the imaginations and affects of social agents to achieve social justice outcomes. Moira Gatens is Challis Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sydney, Australia. She publishes in the areas of political and feminist philosophy, Spinoza studies, and Philosophy and Literature.

• IntroductionDanielle Celermajer, Millicent Churcher, Moira Gatens and Anna Hush 1. Racial Violence, Emotional Friction, and Epistemic ActivismJosé Medina 2. South Africa’s Blue Dress: (Re)imagining human rights through artEliza Garnsey3. The ‘Affairs’ of Political Memory: Hermeneutical Dissidence from National Myth-MakingMihaela Mihai4. Character is a Sacred Bond: Reflections on Sovereignty, Grace, and ResistanceRichard K. Sherwin5. The Tick-tick-ticking Time Bomb and Erosion of Human rights InstitutionsDanielle Celermajer6. Toward a Democratic Groove: Cultivating Affective Dynamics in Institutional TransformationRomand Coles and Lia Haro 7. Listening to Claims of Structural InjusticeEmily Beausoleil8. The Imaginary Institution of the University: Sexual Politics in the Neoliberal AcademyAnna Hush9. Reframing Honor in Heterosexual Imaginaries Millicent Churcher and Moira Gatens