CIM

The Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies (CIM) was established at Warwick in 2012 to foster innovative and experimental forms of knowledge production, through a sustained focus on methodology. CIM is dedicated to expanding the role of interdisciplinary methods through new lines of inquiry that cut across disciplinary boundaries, both intellectually and institutionally. Method is central to the formation and transformation of (disciplinary) knowledges and the challenge of working across and in between disciplines is both exciting and pressing.

Our research team is drawn from across the Humanities and Social Sciences, with expertise in cartography, cultural economy, aesthetics, digital media, software studies, topology, complexity, value and valuation, and food studies. We currently have a range of projects under way that are advancing knowledge in these areas of expertise (see Research) and we are also exploring new collaborations. More...

News and Events

Where Do Neoliberals Go After the Market? - A one day conference, 13th June

Final Programme

Neoliberalism is commonly identified as a belief in the self-regulating powers of markets. What then is the strategic neoliberal response to the various economic crises of the past five years? Are markets simply to be designed better or extended further? Or are there new devices, are…

Digital / Moving Image and Networked Performance: on Cultural Transformations

The associational profiler: On co-word analysis as an interface method - Noortje Marres - 19th June

Will Davies wins Bernard Crick Prize

Lunchtime seminar, with Philip Mirowski - 14th June