In conversation Max Haiven, we discuss how his understanding of radical imagination has changed after 10 years since the publication of The Radical Imagination: Social Movement Research in the Age of Austerity.

How has the radical imagination been used by others? How does it inform Max’s other research interests and latest projects, including the development of radical analogue games? And what does it mean to this project

This episode in a way forms a foundation for the rest of this conversation series, as it has a much more theoretical underpinning and hopefully frames my interest and approach in relation to the radical imagination.

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As part of the ‘Confronting Radical Imagination’ conversation series, hosted, written, researched, and edited by Lara Scharf. The conversation series is part of the Radical Spatial Futures project, funded by the ESRC, supervised by Prof Doina Petrescu and Dr Tanzil Shafique, at the School of Architecture of the University of Sheffield.

To follow the RSF project, check radicalspatialfutures.com, or on instagram.

Special thanks to Max Haiven for joining the conversation.
Follow his work on his website, X, or instagram.

Music: Fairytales by Danijel Zambo