Alexander Damianos is lecturer at Kent Law School,
University of Kent. He researches the normative significance of science and technology today. He regularly publishes in leading journals across law,
aesthetics, and sociology of science. He holds a PhD in Law from the
London School of Economics and Political Science.
a.damianos(at)kent.ac.uk
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PublicationsAuthor / Year
Damianos, A. 2025Title
Science, Politics, and the Anthropocene Working Group: What was the Anthropocene?Journal / Book publisher
Routldege: Studies in the History of Science, Technology and Medicine
Damianos, A. 2025
Οικολογική Μετάφραση: Η Κάρεν Μπάκερ και ο ψηφιακός περιβαλλοντισμόςΑυτόματονDamianos, A. 2025
Anthropocene Angst: Geological authenticity and stratigraphic sincerity Social Studies of ScienceDamianos, A. 2025The anxious a priori: An essay concerning law, science and the temporal politics of the Anthropocene polycrisisGlobal Sustainability (Special issue on Polycrisis in the Anthropocene)Damianos, A. 2024
Book review
Gaia’s Web by Karen BakkerLaw and HumanitiesDamianos, A. 2024
Geo-Narrativity: Anthropocene, Aesthetics, ForensicsMore-Than-Human-Aesthetics: Venturing Beyond the Bifurcation of Nature (edited by Melanie Sehgal & Alex Wilkie)Damianos, A. 2024
What was the Anthropocene? Critical Legal Thinking Damianos, A. 2023
Book review
Earthbound: The Aesthetics of Sovereignty in the AnthropoceneLaw, Culture and the HumanitiesDamianos, A. 2023
Law and Geology for the
Anthropocene: Toward an Ethics of EncounterLaw & Critique
FellowshipsName
Creative Europe S+T+ARTS Studiotopia (selected with Territorial Agency)
Year
2025-2026
Host
Ars Electronica
Associate Research Fellow2025-2026
Institute for Advanced Legal Studies
KTH Visiting Fellow
2025-2026
Center for Anthropocene History, Division of History of Science, Technology and Environment
Lucerniauris Pre-doctoral fellow
2020-2021University of Luzern