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June 8, 2006
MICHAEL D. ALLISON, PLAINTIFF,v.CITY OF BRIDGEPORT, IL, A MUNICIPALITY IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, MAX SCHAUF, INDIVIDUALLY AND IN HIS CAPACITY AS MAYOR OF BRIDGEPORT, ROBERT NESTLEROAD, INDIVIDUALLY AND IN HIS CAPACITY AS CHIEF OF POLICE OF BRIDGEPORT, DANNY ASH, INDIVIDUALLY AND IN HIS CAPACITY AS POLICE OFFICER AND ACTING CHIEF OF POLICE OF BRIDGEPORT; TORY GARRARD, INDIVIDUALLY AND IN HIS CAPACITY AS OWNER OF GARRARD TOWING AND REPAIR, THE DESIGNATED TOWING AGENT FOR BRIDGEPORT, DEFENDANTS.
This matter comes before the Court on the motion to dismiss pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6) (Doc. 6) filed by defendants City of Bridgeport ("Bridgeport"), Max Schauf ("Schauf"), Robert Nestleroad ("Nestleroad") and Danny Ash ("Ash") (collectively, "municipal defendants"). Plaintiff Michael D. Allison ("Allison") has responded to the motion (Doc. 7).
I. Standard for Dismissal
When reviewing a Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss, the Court accepts all allegations as true and draws all reasonable inferences in favor of the plaintiff. Brown v. Budz, 398 F.3d 904, 908 (7th Cir. 2005); Holman v. Indiana, 211 F.3d 399, 402 (7th Cir. 2000). The Court should not grant a motion to dismiss unless it appears beyond doubt that the plaintiff cannot prove his claim under any set of facts consistent with the complaint. Brown, 398 F.3d at 908-09; Holman, 211 F.3d at 405. "[I]f it is possible to hypothesize a set of facts, consistent with the complaint, that would entitle the plaintiff to relief, dismissal under Rule 12(b)(6) is inappropriate." Brown, 398 F.3d at 909 (internal quotations omitted); see Kolupa v. Roselle Park Dist., 438 F.3d 713, 715 (7th Cir. 2006).
II. Facts Alleged
Allison's complaint alleges the following facts.
Plaintiff Allison is a resident of Bridgeport, Illinois, who enjoys fixing up vintage cars. Allison's hobby got him into some trouble when, in June 2001, Bridgeport decided to enforce a city ordinance ("Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance") requiring all vehicles kept in yards or driveways in the city to be registered with the state. The Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance allowed Bridgeport to impose a fine of $75 to $500 per day if a violator did not remove unregistered cars from his property within ten days of receiving notice; it did not authorize Bridgeport to tow offending vehicles. The passage of the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance was supported by a City Counsel finding that junk and disabled vehicles on residential property pose a threat to the health, safety and well-being of Bridgeport residents. In June 2001, Bridgeport notified Allison that if he did not register the three inoperative vintage cars on his property with the Illinois Secretary of State, it would fine him. Allison registered two of the three cars and moved the third car, which belonged to his brother, to a storage facility.
Two years later, in May 2003, Bridgeport again notified Allison that he needed to register two inoperable vintage cars on his property. This time Allison refused, expecting to be issued a ticket and to be given an opportunity to contest the legitimacy of the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance. Instead, in August 2003, Bridgeport sent Allison a letter warning him that if he did not show proof of his cars' registration within ten days, his cars would be towed. Allison did not register the cars, and on November 10, 2003, defendant Tory Garrard ("Garrard"), acting at Bridgeport's direction, towed Allison's cars from his property to Garrard's impound lot, where they were held until Allison's mother paid to have the cars registered and redeemed from the impound lot ten days later. Bridgeport officials had not obtained a warrant to seize Allison's cars, had not issued a ticket to Allison for violation of the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance, and did not offer Allison the opportunity for a hearing before or after it caused his cars to be towed. In addition, in towing Allison's cars, Garrard damaged the cars and Allison's real property.
The issue arose again two years after that. On June 15, 2005, Bridgeport notified Allison that he needed to register the two vintage cars in his driveway. Allison had not done so within two weeks, so Garrard, still acting at Bridgeport's direction, towed one of the cars to his impound lot on June 28 and the other on June 29. Garrard held the cars until July 5, 2005, when Allison paid to redeem the cars and presented proof that he planned to move them outside the city limits. As in May 2003, Bridgeport officials had not obtained a warrant to seize Allison's cars, had not issued a ticket to Allison for violation of the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance, and did not offer Allison the opportunity for a hearing before or after it caused his cars to be towed. Again, in towing Allison's cars, Garrard damaged the cars and Allison's real property.
During the times Bridgeport was enforcing the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance against Allison, it allowed other Bridgeport residents to maintain unregistered cars on their property in violation of the ordinance. Furthermore, at all relevant times, Allison's vehicles that were towed were clean, closed, locked and secure and did not pose any more of a threat to the health, safety or well-being of Bridgeport residents than a registered vehicle did.
In November 2005, Allison filed this multi-count lawsuit under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against Bridgeport, Schauf, the mayor of Bridgeport during all relevant times and the one who directed the police to enforce the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance, Nestleroad, the police chief who sent the notices to Allison in 2001 and 2003, Ash, the acting police chief who sent the notice to Allison in 2005, and Garrard, who Allison believes was acting as an agent of Bridgeport in towing and impounding his cars. The complaint is not a model of clarity, often repeating the same information and allegations multiple times. Nevertheless, the Court is able to discern the following claims:
* Count I, pled against Bridgeport, contains Fourteenth Amendment substantive and procedural due process claims challenging the rationale for adopting the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance and the adequacy of the notice and procedures it affords to potential violators. It also alleges that the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance violates the Eighth Amendment because the fines allowed are excessive, the Fourteenth Amendment because they are arbitrary and capricious in that they are left to the unbridled discretion of Bridgeport officials, and the Fifth Amendment because it amounts to a taking without just compensation. Count I also alleges that the warrantless seizures of Allison's cars violated his Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable seizures and that the selective enforcement of the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance against him violates the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection clause.
* Count II, pled against Bridgeport, reiterates some of the same claims pled in Count I, and adds the allegation that Bridgeport's enforcement of the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance against him has deprived him of the artistic and expressive "right to the quiet enjoyment of leisure activities in his or her own home" embodied in the First, Fourth, Fifth, Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments.
* Counts III and IV, pled against Schauf, repeat Allison's First, Fourth, Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment.
* Counts V and VI, pled against Nestleroad, assert Fourteenth Amendment due process claims challenging the adequacy of the notices Allison received in 2003 and 2005 and repeat Allison's First, Fourth, Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment prior claims.
* Counts VII and VIII, pled against Garrard, allege that Garrard violated Allison's Fourth Amendment rights by seizing his cars without a warrant and violated his Fourteenth Amendment procedural due process rights and repeat Allison's First, Fourth, Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment prior claims.
* Counts IX and X, pled against Ash, repeat the same claims made against Nestleroad, but with respect to the 2005 events only.
* Count XI purportedly seeks a declaratory judgment and injunctive relief under the same theories already pled in Counts I through X. However, since such relief was requested in Counts I through X, Count XI adds nothing to Allison's complaint and need not be considered a separate cause of action.
The municipal defendants ask the Court to dismiss this case on the grounds that, as a matter of law, automobile owners are not entitled to a pre-deprivation hearing before their illegally parked vehicles can be towed. Allison has responded, noting that his procedural due process claims form only a very small part of his complaint and pointing out that his complaint is the lack of any hearing, not necessarily a pre-deprivation hearing. Allison is right that he has attempted to plead many claims in addition to his procedural due process claims. The Court construes the pending motion to be a request to dismiss only Allison's procedural due process claims against the municipal defendants.
III. Analysis
Allison has sufficiently pled a Fourteenth Amendment procedural due process violation against the municipal defendants. The Fourteenth Amendment provides that no state shall "deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law." U.S. Const. amend.
14. This clause encompasses three types of protection, one of which is the guarantee of fair procedure, often referred to as "procedural due process." Zinermon v. Burch, 494 U.S. 113, 125-26 (1990). The pending motion addresses Allison's claims that he was not provided fair procedures when he was given no opportunity for a hearing either before or after his cars were towed.
In order to plead a due process claim, a plaintiff must allege (1) that the interest allegedly lost was a protected property or liberty interest under the Fourteenth Amendment, (2) that "the alleged loss . . . amounted to a deprivation," and (3) that the deprivation was without due process of law. Polenz v. Parrott, 883 F.2d 551, 555 (7th Cir. 1989) (citing Parratt v. Taylor, 451 U.S. 527, 536-37 (1981), overruled on other grounds by Daniels v. Williams, 474 U.S. 327 (1986)). In this case, the municipal defendants do not contest that Allison was deprived, at a minimum, of a protected property interest in the possession of his cars. See Sutton v. City of Milwaukee, 672 F.2d 644, 645 (7th Cir. 1982). Thus, the critical question is whether he was provided due process of law in the procedures that were afforded him in conjunction with the deprivation.
Due process "is flexible and calls for such procedural protections as the particular situation demands." Morrissey v. Brewer, 408 U.S. 471, 481 (1972); accord Doherty v. City of Chicago, 75 F.3d 318, 323 (7th Cir. 1996). However, a "fundamental requirement of due process is the opportunity to be heard at a meaningful time and in a meaningful manner." Doherty, 75 F.3d at 323. A state may provide due process of law before or after the deprivation. Even if a person is deprived of a protected liberty or property interest under color of state law, there is no constitutional violation if the state provides an adequate post-deprivation remedy. Parratt, 451 U.S. at 538; Daniels, 474 U.S. at 339-40 (Stevens, J., concurring). Whether a remedy is adequate requires a balancing of the interests involved:
First, the private interest that will be affected by the official action; second, the risk of an erroneous deprivation of such interest through the procedures used, and the probable value, if any, of additional or substitute procedural safeguards; and finally, the Government's interest, including the function involved and the fiscal and administrative burdens that the additional or substitute procedural requirement would entail.
Mathews v. Eldridge, 424 U.S. 319, 335 (1976). A complaint that lacks a colorable challenge to the validity of state procedures has not alleged a constitutional violation. Daniels, 474 U.S. at 339 (Stevens, J., concurring) ("[W]hen a predeprivation hearing is clearly not feasible, when the regime of state tort law provides a constitutionally unobjectionable system of recovery for the deprivation of property or liberty, and when there is no other challenge to the State's procedures, a valid § 1983 claim is not stated.").
The municipal defendants point to Sutton v. City of Milwaukee, 672 F.2d 644 (7th Cir. 1982), in support of their argument that due process does not require a pre-deprivation hearing before illegally parked cars can be towed.At issue in Sutton were laws that authorized towing of illegally parked cars without a prior hearing in non-emergency conditions, for example, where the car is not blocking traffic. Id. at 644-45. The Court of Appeals applies the Mathews balancing test and found that a pre-deprivation hearing was not necessary where adequate post-deprivation remedies existed. Id. at 645-46.
While Sutton may be interesting reading and may, at some point, be pertinent to this case, it is a red herring now. Allison is not necessarily contending that a pre-deprivation hearing must be held, which was the issue in Sutton. Instead, he complains that no hearing at all was provided, either before or after the towing. Thus, he had no "opportunity to be heard at a meaningful time and in a meaningful manner." Doherty, 75 F.3d at 323. In the context of the facts alleged in this case, the lack of any opportunity to be heard is sufficient to establish the lack of due process, and Allison therefore has stated a claim for a procedural due process violation.
IV. Conclusion
For the foregoing reasons, the Court DENIES the municipal defendants' motion to dismiss (Doc. 6).
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This was a clear gap in the research that was examined. The proposed research study will attempt to fill this gap by examining the importance of the adult child and parent relationship and its affect on the physical body.
Methodologies found
A number of different study methods were found amongst the studies in the literature review. Many of the studies that examined the use of psychotherapy with the treatment of a condition used a comparative study method. Clinical trials used a comparative study method in most cases. However, studies that were found to be theoretical in nature tended to use either a qualitative interview method or quantitative study methods.
No single method of study was found to be more prevalent in the group studied during the literature review. The method selected was highly dependant on the subject matter and the research question being asked in the study. no single method of study was found to be preferred in this group of literature.
Transactional Analysis Studies
The dynamic power interplay between child and parent is an important factor in the development of behavioural problems in children and in the mother's ability to cope with their behaviours (Gross, Shaw, & Burwell, 2009). This study found that when children develop behaviour problems in school the mothers often internalize symptoms and are more prone to development of depression. Behavioural problems in childhood of both result of increased power struggles between the adult and the child.
Transactional analysis is one of the most effective means for studying the relationships between two groups. One of the core concepts of transactional analysis is that there are three ego-states that people tend to use. The first is the parent (exteropsyche). In this state people behave, feel, and think in a manner that mimics the way in which their parents behaved, felt, and acted. At very closely ties in with social learning theory which states that a child will learn their patterns of behaviour by watching those round them. As many other behaviours are shape during childhood, the most likely person for them to mimic is their parents.
The adult (neopsyche) occurs when a person makes a decision in a state of mind that is highly analytical and lacks emotion. The decision is pragmatic and only based and unreasonable information. The third and final state is the child (archaeopsyche), is the state in which a person in behaves, thinks, or feels as they did when they were a child. Often a person may not realize that this is where the current behaviour comes from. Sometimes the adult may filter their behaviors, not realizing that it was a childhood a motion that starts the response.
To parent and child relationship can extend beyond the childhood home and to many places an adult life. For instance, a supervisor may take on a parental role and treat their employees as if they were children. A child may reverse the role and scold their parents in adulthood. One of the most important things to understand about transactional theory is that it is not only referring to the parent and child roles as they were during a person's actual childhood.
Transactional analysis involves examining the behaviours and transactions amongst people to determine what role each of them is playing. Transactional studies allow the researcher to see the power relationships between various members of the interaction group. The researcher can then use this information to create models into learn about how humans interact with each other. Transactional analysis will play an important in the proposed research study. Historical use other transactional analysis method provides key support for use of this method in this study.
Cultural Dimensions
One of the key considerations that must be taken into account in this study is whether culture has an impact on transactional analysis between the parent an adult child. Transactional analysis typically describes parenting in terms of the degree of control or autonomy that is given to the child by the parents (Shewho k, 2006). Many studies found during the literature review take a decidedly western approach to the issue of child autonomy. This results in the development of a therapy approach that is in not culturally sensitive. In the United States for instance, a major portion of the population is Latino. Norms in Latino culture may influence the results of the study. These cultural factors must be taken into account in order to make an accurate analysis at the behaviours that occur between a parent and child (McCabe, Yeh, & in Garland, 2005). This factor will play an important role in the proposed research study because it will affect the manner in which the adult child reacts to certain situations. For instance, if they learned to respond to the adult with withdrawal and erratic emotional behaviour, this may translate into adult relationships.
Parental behavioural control is a multi-dimensional discipline. There are many stages and factors that help define this important relationship. For instance, parental knowledge describes how much a parent knows about the situation of the child. Parental expectations represent the rules and goals that by the parents for their child. Parental monitoring the process of tracking the child to make certain that they achieve the parental goals and expectations. Parental discipline refers to the enforcement of rules and goals by the parent. Some parents are more demanding than others and had different means of monitoring in enforcing their rules (Shek, 2006).
The parent child relationship is the primary mechanism for establishing the course that a dull relationships will take. The importance of this relationship cannot be underestimated when analyzing the adult. This relationship can be described using three qualities. First quality is trust. Trust goes two way. One can describe the child's trust in the parents and the parents trust in the child (Shek, 2006). The second area is the readiness of the child to communicate with their parents. This is necessary to facilitate the socialization process, limiting the ability of the parent to control the child (Shek, 2006). These dimensions or found to differ considerably amongst Chinese parents and their children. Evaluating Chinese parenting qualities really western standards would lead to erroneous results (Shek, 2006). Qualities of the parent of relationship must be described in the analysed according to the appropriate culture. This factor will become important in the proposed research study, particularly if the sample population contains persons a bit different culture.
Implications of the parent-child relationship
The focus of this study in only adult child. However, in order to understand the impact of the parent and child relationship on the adult, we must examine the most about ending category of studies on the parent-child relationship. Studies regarding the parental relationship during childhood of more numerous the than literature found in any other subcategory of the literature review. Many of the studies concentrate on finding causal relationships between the development of child and adult behaviours and parental relationships child. Although many of the studies maintained positive causal relationships between the factors, other confounding variables are often found be present. Therefore, drawing conclusions based on the studies and using these studies in a therapeutic situation must be done with caution.
Some of the most important studies regarding studies of the parent-child relationship explored a variety of topics stemming from this most important relationship. The parent-child relationship was found to be an important factor in internalizing and externalizing behaviors in early childhood (Hollenstein, Granic, & Stoolmiller et al., 2004). Another study found a correlation between style of parent-child communication and alcohol use amongst first year college students (Cremeens, Usdan, & Brock-martin, 2008). A direct correlation was found between oppositional children in the parent-child when relationship. Successful treatment of these children depended on the ability to foster a more productive parent-child relationship (Nixon, Sweeney, & Erickson, 2004).
In homeless children it was found that fostering a positive parent-child relationship was an important factor in assuring that the child develop normally, despite their unusual living arrangements (Kelly, Buehlman, and Caldwell, 2000). Parent-child relationships were found to be an important factor in the functioning of preschool boys who had been diagnosed with pervasive hyperactivity (Keown & Woodward, 2002). It was also found a ban important factor in different levels of oppositional defiant behaviour (Johnston, 1996).
One of the most widely publicized aspects of the parent-child relationship is its role in the development of literacy in children. It is considered to be an established fact in the school system that fostering a positive parent-child relationship will lead to higher achievement levels in literacy. This fact is supported by an academic research that highlights the role of the parent-child relationship in the academic setting (Dodici, Draper, & Peterson, 2003). Children have parents who read them develop better literacy skills than those whose parents do not read to them.
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MMO Reporter Episode 237 – The Plains of Tyria
Nov 2nd
Chris and Bill try to hold it together as they battle through the heart of the Maguuma jungle as they discuss the week's MMO news. Along with the launch of Heart of Thorns, the Guild Wars 2 expansion, they discuss the newest content in Star Wars: The Old Republic, as well as White Wolf Publishing and World of Warcraft news.
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MMO Reporter Episode 226 – Bro, Do you even Elite?
Aug 11th
Chris, Harry and Bill pull themselves from the virtual worlds of Azeroth, Tyria and Kerbal to talk about the latest and greatest news from the MMO multiverse. This week's show focuses on the new World of Warcraft expansion: Legion, as well as the latest season of updates coming from Elite: Dangerous.
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MMO Reporter Episode 222 – It's a Luxury
Jul 9th
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Harry and Chris tackle the podcast as a duo this week, talking about the luxurious new ship available for purchase for Star Citizen, WoW's last raid of the current expansion, and Skyforge's open beta and launch.
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MMO Reporter Episode 219 – Sassy Chrill
Jun 15th
This week's show has Chris, Bill and Layanor discussing World of Warcraft's reversal of their "no fly zone" rules for Warlords of Draenor, Arc the new Dinosaur Survival Game, and Skyforge's upcoming fourth and final closed beta.
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MMO Reporter Episode 216 – Chris was right!
May 24th
It's time for another dose of all-Canadian MMO Reporter this week, with only Chris and Bill holding down the fort. It's an interesting discussion this week, with WoW changing things up with patch 6.2 itemization and loot system, and adding a little tidbit of news that flying mounts will never happen in Warlords of Draenor. That, along with discussion around Neverwinter's Strongholds expansion make for an interesting show.
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MMO Reporter Episode 214 – PANTS PANTS PANTS
May 4th
It's all about updates this week as Chris, Bill and Layanor talk about news in LOTRO, Crowfall, Guild Wars 2, and how Chris almost bought a Hulk Buster!
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MMO Reporter Episode 213 – Clearly Canadian Club
Apr 27th
MMO Reporter has a distinctly Canadian twist this week, with Chris and Bill once again podcasting as a duo for this episode. With talk of Grand Theft Auto 5 and it's MMO tendencies, as well as visions of Ultron's appearance in Marvel Heroes 2015, make sure to listen to this northern exposed podcast, eh?
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MMO Reporter Episode 212 – Conspiracy Reporter
Apr 23rd
This week Layanor, Bill and Chris talk about how to farm gold in World of Warcraft, a new Sci Fi MMO, and the MMO hall of fame!
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MMO Reporter Episode 211 – Hot Tub Commander
Apr 13th
This week, only two knights have survived the treacherous weekend demon! Chris and Bill talk about the new World of Warcraft tokens, and Rift turning a raid into something interesting!
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MMO Reporter 210 – I Lost My Gender In Crowfall
Apr 6th
This week we have all four mmo elemental knights return as they form another hard hitting, car crashing, bikini showing episode! We talk about Crowfall and cover a lot about what the game has. We cover new details about Camelot Unchained, and we also find out secrets of Chris and Harry in the hotel room from this years PAX!
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This course provides an overview of regulatory requirements that govern investigational drug disposal. Topics will include:
Ji-Eun Kim
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The Public Research Education Program (PREP) is a series of courses developed by various research support offices in conjunction with other health system offices. The courses offer CME credits and are designed to increase quality of research throughout the health system and streamline the process of conducting research.
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Welcome to the homepage of the Institute for Applied Theatre Studies. Unfortunately, not every page of the website is available in English. If you are looking for information you cannot find in English, please contact us and we will try to answer your questions!
For information about our events and presentations please see Events > Programme.
Dear Sir or Madam, dear colleagues,
It is our great pleasure to present you the enclosed program for the 13th Congress of the German Society for Theater Studies that will take place in Frankfurt am Main and Gießen from November 3rd to 6th. Under the heading "Theater as Critique", the congress invites participants to examine theater as a critical practice. With the crisis of the classical groundings of both theater and critique in mind, the congress will reconsider, on the one hand, the history, theory and issues of theater and, on the other, the concept of critique. At the heart of the debate are not the subjects of theater critique but rather critique itself.
Keynote speeches by Shannon Jackson (Berkeley), Christoph Menke (Frankfurt) and Werner Hamacher (Frankfurt) as well as roughly 200 contributions in more than 60 panels will be complemented by a performance program consisting of contributions from students of the Hessian Theater Academy (HTA) and the presentation of "Five Easy Pieces" by Milo Rau/IIPM and CAMPO.
Above all, we are delighted about the high number of international guests taking part – one out of every four panelists is from a university outside of Germany, Austria or Switzerland. For the first time, an English panel series will take place throughout the congress and there will be English subtitles for the keynote speeches held in German.
If you are interested in taking part in the congress, please register online at http://www.theater-wissenschaft.de/registration/ by October 20th. You will find all congress information at http://www.theater-als-kritik.de/ (scroll down for the English version of the website).
The Faculty of Language, Literature and Culture invites applications for a
W3 Professorship in Applied Theatre Studies with a focus on Artistic Practice
as of April 1st, 2018
Reference is made to §61 section 7 Hessisches Hochschulgesetz (HHG) and to conditions of employment based on §62 HHG. We seek candidates who have first-rate expertise in the artistic area of Applied Theatre Studies.
The successful candidate will represent the field of Artistic practice in Applied Theatre Studies in both research and teaching. Teaching consists of overseeing the three-year Bachelor course "Applied Theatre Studies" and the two-year Master course "Applied Theatre Studies". Scientific and artistic practice are equal parts of all courses. Seminars, lectures, reading groups and exercises provide the framework for a scholarly investigation of research questions. Artistic approaches are explored in artistic projects, practical courses and workshops. Other humanities and cultural institutes of Justus Liebig University are involved to varying extents in the academic programme. Seminars and lectures from other institutes of the Justus-Liebig-University are part of the Applied Theatre Studies curriculum. The future holder of the position should research theatre/performance of the 20th and 21st centuries by developing a profile which focuses on the issue of the various work processes and dramaturgical, interdisciplinary approaches towards the production of theatre.
We expect collaboration with the interdiscipli nary centre "Zentrum für Medien und Interaktivität" (ZMI, Centre for Media and Interactivity) as well as with the Graduate Centre for the Study of Culture (GCSC, postgraduate education). Your participation in academic administrative tasks, in teaching for the MA degree course "Choreography and Performance", as well as cooperation with the Hessische Theaterakademie (HTA, Hessian Theatre Academy) and the Hessische Film- und Medienakademie (HFMA, Hessian Film and Media Academy) are essential.
Required are a university degree, an excellent command of German, pedagogical aptitude and experience in theatre practice as well as excellent achievements in artistic practice; Please supply proof of several years of your artistic work and your teaching of the theoretical background to this work. You will be expected to have the ability and willingness to teach in English. Familiarity with scientific ways of thinking and working should preferably be proved by means of a doctorate. The candidate should have a record in acquiring external funding. Due to the special requirements of the inter-disciplinary degree courses, the candidate should be able to work with various subjects. The Institute for Applied Theatre Studies with the combination of the subjects Applied Theatre Studies and Choreography and Performance is a common space for discussion and work in which students of the individual degree courses interact rather than act separately. Against this background, artistic reflection should embrace the wide range of exploration of theory and practice in theatre and performance (and the envisioning of their future) and also consider an expanded definition of choreography.
The Justus Liebig University Giessen aims to employ more women in academic research. We therefore particularly encourage female candidates to apply. Justus Liebig University is committed to increasing the number of women employed at the university. The Justus Liebig University also aims to increase its faculty leadership with individuals who have competence in dealing with gender and family related-issues. The Justus Liebig University aims to position itself as a family-friendly university. Applicants with children are welcome to apply. Applications from disabled people of equal aptitude will be favoured.
Applicants should send a letter stating their qualifications and teaching abilities and a CV (no e-mail) to: The President of Justus Liebig University Giessen, Erwin-Stein-Gebaeude, Goethestrasse 58, 35390 Giessen, Germany, quoting reference number 5-20/16. Applications must be received by November 18th, 2016 at the latest.
Candidates are recommended to refer to our webpage on employment: http://www.uni-giessen.de/stellenmarkt/ and application procedures at: http://www.uni-giessen.de/stellenmarkt/merkblatt.pdf. Please only submit copies of your application documents as they cannot be returned after the application procedure has been completed.
The student body understands the importance of participating in the decision regarding the artistic professorship of the institute, which will influence the next 10-20 years. Therefore, we want to actively engage in this process and highlight wishes as well as clarify priorities specifically from a student perspective, as follows
+ We wish for someone who supports the independent and experimental atmosphere of the institute.
+ We support gender and race equality and especially encourage non-white, non-male applicants.
+ We support the possibility of the professorship being shared by e.g. a duo or a collective.
+ We do not expect the candidate / the candidates to have a Ph.D.
+ We encourage applicants from ALL artistic fields as long as she/he has an extended and non-conservative understanding of theatre, performance and choreography.
+ We wish for someone who considers this professorship as their primary engagement; who is present at the institute, available to the students and approachable for everyone.
+ We wish for someone who is willing to reflect upon her/his power position, i.e. someone who appreciates transparency and is enthusiastic about shaping the institute together with its students and creating an open culture of discussion.
+ We wish for someone who supports the development of students' artistic practices - also as an alternative to the logic of production of the art and theatre market.
+ We wish for someone who reflects on theatre and performance as a political and social space.
We warmly encourage you to submit your application to the university, and offer our support in that process in whichever way we are able (contact: firstname.lastname@example.com).
Please do not hesitate to forward this call to whomever you think it may concern.
The Student Body of the Institute of Applied Theatre Studies
We are excited to welcome Martina Ruhsam as the new research assistant for the Masters program "Choreography and Performance" under the directorship of Prof. Dr. Bojana Kunst!
Martina Ruhsam has worked in numerous artistic, academic and editorial contexts. From 2006 until 2010 she was a member of the editorial board of Corpus. Internetmagazine for Dance, Choreography and Performance. From 2008 until 2009 she worked in the theory department of Tanzquartier Wien. Since 2012 she is a member of the editorial board of Maska. Performing Arts Journal. She was lecturing in Maskas Seminar for Performing Arts in Ljubljana (2013) and at HZT (Hochschule Zentrum Tanz, SODA) in Berlin (2015).
In 2011 her monography "Kollaborative Praxis: Choreographie" was released by Turia + Kant. Currently she is writing a Phd (dissertation advisor: Prof. Dr. Bojana Kunst) about the altered role of non-human things in contemporary choreographies.
Congress of the Society for Theatre Studies, Frankfurt and Gießen, 3.-6. November 2016
Under the heading "Theatre as Critique", the organisers of the 13th Congress of the Society for Theatre Studies invite researchers to examine theatre as a critical practice. With the crisis of the classical groundings of both theatre and critique in mind, the congress aims at a reconsideration of, on the one hand, the history, theory and issues of theatre and, on the other, the concept of critique. At the heart of the debate, therefore, is not just the subject matter of theatre critique but rather critique itself. Plenary speeches and shorter contributions on 8 different subject areas will be complemented by performative formats, visits to the theatre, talks and scenic contributions from students of the Hessian Theatre Academy (HTA).
These questions can be discussed in various sections at the Congress of the Society for Theatre Studies. The following thematic emphases are thinkable:
1. Critical practices in contemporary theatre 2. Critique and normativity 3. Critique of the dispositive of the theatre in the past and the present 4. Theatre as a critical practice of thought and action 5. Critique of critique 6. Theatre studies as a critical practice 7. Critique and the public sphere in the theatre 8. Hostility towards the theatre
Significant academics and artists are intended as keynote speakers. There will also be a group of young academics that will present the results of their discussions in a keynote speech. We are also seeking suggestions for lecture performances or group presentations at a length of 60 minutes.
The congress will advance the internationalisation of German-speaking theatre studies by putting on a series of panels in English that will run parallel to the German-speaking panels. We would thus like to encourage contributors from abroad to submit abstracts. We will endeavour to provide funding for the travel and accommodation costs of contributors from abroad from the German Research Community (DFG). In order to be eligible for this funding, please submit your abstract by the 1st of April. For those of you who do not need funding, please send your abstract or suggestion for a panel (max. 500 characters) by the 30th of April 2016 to the following email address:
The organisers will arrange the financial means to free those whose suggestions for a lecture or a presentation are accepted from the conference fee, inasmuch as they do not have the opportunity to receive this funding elsewhere. Please tell us when you send us your suggestion if this applies to you.
For hotel reservations, please check the list of hotels on the congress homepage from the 1st of May on:www.theater-wissenschaft.de/kongresse
If you want to take part in the congress, please register on our website from the 1st of June 2016 on.
Organisers: The Institute for Applied Theatre Studies, Justus Liebig University Gießen (Professor Dr Gerald Siegmund), and the Theatre Studies Chair of the Institute for Theatre, Film and Media Studies, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main (Professor Dr Nikolaus Müller-Schöll), in collaboration with the Hessian Theatre Academy (HTA), the Frankfurt LAB and the Künstlerhaus Mousonturm.
We are happy to announce the following publication at Zero Books by Prof. Dr. Bojana Kunst.
Artist at Work, Proximity of Art and Capitalism Examining the recent changes in the labour of an artist and addressing them from the perspective of performance.
The main affirmation of artistic practice must today happen through thinking about the conditions and the status of the artist's work. Only then can it be revealed that what is a part of the speculations of capital is not art itself, but mostly artistic life. Artist at Work examines the recent changes in the labour of an artist and addresses them from the perspective of performance."This critically coruscating exposure of what it means to have come 'after the event' yet always prepared to work on contemporary art's implications, is everything one might have hoped from one of Europe's most incisive performance writers. Like all treasures it shines with the brilliance of a wholly unexpected economy." ~ Alan Read, Professor of Theatre, Director Performance Foundation, King's College London
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