香港六合彩

Education

• 2017 - 2021: PhD聽Candidate, University College London, Human Geography, ESRC funded
• 2015-2017: MA in Russian and Eastern European Studies, University of Nottingham, ESRC funded
• 2012-2014: MA聽Anthropology and Cultural Politics, Goldsmiths College, University of London
• 2009-2012: BA聽Anthropology and Media, Goldsmiths College, University of London

I have taught on the following modules:聽

Undergraduate

• Geopolitical Events (GEOG0056)
• Migration and Transnationalism (GEOG0039)
• Economic Geography (GEOG0023)

Postgraduate

• Advanced Geopolitics (GEOG0086)
• Geo-Politics (GEOG0084)

Guest Lectures

• January 2021: Guest Lecture Ma Program Research Architecture: "Key Works: Collaboration, Conflicts and Negotiation Within and Against The Field". Centre For Research Architecture,聽Goldsmiths College.
• November 2019: Guest Lecture Ma Environment Politics and Society: "Logistical Geopolitics". Department of Geography, 香港六合彩.
• January 2019: Guest Lecture Ma Program Research Architecture: 鈥� (Re)making the Georgian New Silk Road鈥�. Centre For Research Architecture,聽Goldsmiths College
• January 2018: Guest Lecture Ma Program聽Research Architecture: 鈥淭he Logistics of Trial and Error on the Black Sea鈥�. Centre For Research Architecture, Goldsmiths College
• September 2017: Guest Lecture Ma Program聽Policy Lab: 鈥淧articipatory Research and Militant Ethnographies鈥�. Centre for Cultural Studies, Goldsmiths College

Other Teaching

• 2017-2018 鈥� Guest Tutor, DS3 Ma Architecture Studio, Master in Architecture (year 2), Oxford Brookes

Journal Articles

• Gambino, E., Jenss, A. (2021) 聽"Interventions on Democratizing Infrastructures. The Politics of Seamless Connectivity". Political Geography. DOI
• Gambino, E. (2020) 鈥楲ogistica in (s)composizione: spazio-tempo, espropriazione e infrastrutture nel Caucaso Meridionale鈥�, Scienza e Politica (S&P), 聽Vol 11, No. 2.
• Barry, A., Gambino, E. (2019). 鈥楶ipeline Geopolitics: Subaquatic Materials and the Tactical Point鈥�, Geopolitics. DOI
• Gambino, E. (2019) 鈥淭he Georgian Logistics Revolution: Questioning Seamlessness Across the New Silk Road鈥� Work Organisation, Labour & Globalisation Vol. 13, No. 1, pp. 190-206. DOI
• Gambino, E. (2019) 'Georgia, the South Caucasus and the BRI: a situated view'. Caucasus Analytical Digest (available at )

Chapters in edited volumes

• Gambino, E. (2021) "Big Dick Energy at the End of the World: Technopolitics for a Global Hustle". In Benvegn煤 et al (eds)聽Gendering Logistics Feminist Approaches for the Analysis of Supply Chain Capitalism. Bologna: University of Bologna Press.
• Gambino, E., Peano, I. & Into the Black Box (2021) "Introduction: Reading Logistical Operations Through the Prism of Gender". In Benvegn煤 et al (eds)聽Gendering Logistics Feminist Approaches for the Analysis of Supply Chain Capitalism. Bologna: University of Bologna Press.
• Aslanishvili T., Gambino, E. (2018) 鈥淩emaking Anaklia: Landscapes of Trial and Error Across the New Silk Road鈥� in Anfrage // Werkleitz Festival Catalogue 2018 HOLEN UND BRINGEN
• Gambino, E., (2017). 鈥楾he 鈥�.鈥� in De Genova, N. (ed)聽The Borders of 鈥淓urope鈥�: Autonomy of Migration, Tactics of Bordering. Durham: Duke University Press. DOI聽

Videos

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Other publications

• Gambino, E., Barry, A. (2020) ''. Open Democracy
• Gambino, E., Taube, M., Woznicki, K. (2020)
• Gambino, E. (2020) '' 1Tv.ge
• Gambino, E. (2019). 鈥樷��, Lo Squaderno. 51, 59-63.
• Gambino, E. (2018) ''. Society and Space
• Gambino, E., 2017. ''. Euronomade

My PhD thesis focused on the development of logistics infrastructure in Georgia. Through an ethnographic analysis of the ongoing infrastructural reconstruction of one key site, I analyse the country鈥檚 logistical turn as at once a discursive and material formation. My field site was the emerging port town of Anaklia. Situated on the Black Sea Coast, at the border with the de facto state of Abkhazia this village has, for over a decade, been at the centre of ambitious national and foreign investment aimed at turning this once peripheral coastal village into a trade and transport hub with a global reach.

This development, supported by the Georgian state and managed by a private multinational corporation was commonly referred to as 鈥渢he project of the century鈥� and understood to be vital for the country鈥檚 transformation into a transit corridor, an element of the Belt and Road Initiative that would forge new connections between Europe and Asia. Over the course of the ethnography, however, the project came to a halt.

By charting the development and eventual demise of this ambitious infrastructural effort, my research brings together a theoretical and political focus on the geography of logistical capitalism with ethnographic attention to practices of future-making. My research spans the fields of critical logistics, feminist geography, critical geopolitics and anthropology and geography of infrastructure. I am a member of the Environment, Politics and Society research cluster