Contributing to IFCC
The IFCC maintains a curated editorial model, publishing a limited number of contributions that engage rigorously with the conditions of contemporary life.
Our Editorial Approach
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We are interested in work that examines how power operates through technological systems, cultural forms, and structures of representation and how these transformations reshape subjectivity, agency, and collective life.
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IFCC primarily works through invitation, based on ongoing research, publications, and participation in relevant intellectual and artistic networks. However, we also welcome expressions of interest from scholars, artists, and practitioners whose work aligns with our research programmes.
The IFCC brings together scholars, artists, and practitioners working at the intersection of critical theory, political philosophy, and aesthetic inquiry. We prioritize work that moves between theory and contemporary conditions without reduction.
​We maintain a selective editorial model, prioritising work that demonstrates conceptual and philosophical rigour, engages critically with structures of power, mediation, and representation, moves between theory and contemporary conditions without reduction, contributes to ongoing interdisciplinary conversations across philosophy, technology, and culture
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What We Publish
Essays
2,000–6,000 words
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Short Interventions
800–1,500 words
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Interviews & dialogues
written or recorded
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Adaptations
develop or adapt existing material (talks, lectures, essays) for publication
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Translations
works translated to and from italian
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Current Areas of Focus
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AI and democratic life
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Political economy and technological infrastructures
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Aesthetics, disappearance, and representation
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Power, mediation, and subjectivity
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Expressions of Interest​
The IFCC primarily works through invitation, based on ongoing research, publications, and participation in relevant intellectual networks. However, we also welcome expressions of interest from scholars and practitioners whose work aligns with our research programmes.
Please include:​
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A brief description of your research (approx. 250 words)
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Proposed contribution (topic, format, length)
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Relevant publications, talks, or projects​​
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Please note: Expressions of interest are reviewed on a rolling basis. We aim to acknowledge receipt within two weeks and to provide a response within eight weeks.
Questions about contributing?
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For inquiries about potential contributions or collaboration, contact:
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