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The Student Movement in Quebec: Of Small Victories and Big Disappointments
A guest post by Philippe Fournier, following up on his analysis of the Quebec student movement in May last year. Philippe is Postdoctoral Fellow at the Canada Research Chair in Globalisation, Citizens… more →
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The Student Movement in Quebec: Of Small Victories and Big Disappointments
wrote 4 months ago: A guest post by Philippe Fournier, following up on his analysis of the Quebec student movement in Ma … more →
The Best Things In Life Are Free?: Open Access Publishing and Academic Precarity
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wrote 6 months ago: The fifth post this week on open access and its impact on IR (amongst other social sciences) from pr … more →
Obama’s Ohio Report
wrote 6 months ago: My Ohioans did it again. In every election since 1964 (and almost every time since 1904), the winne … more →
Call for Contributions: The Global Political Economy of the 1%
wrote 1 year ago: Tim Di Muzio (Wollongong) is putting together an edited volume on The Global Political Economy of th … more →
Dr Roccu, I Presume?
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wrote 1 year ago: The second of us to achieve doctorhood since the inception of The Disorder Of Things, our very own R … more →
Precarity Everywhere
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wrote 1 year ago: A recent piece by Michael Bérubé highlights one of the invisible problems of higher education in Ame … more →
Colouring Lessons: Race Is A Structure Of Oppression, And Is Alive And Well
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wrote 1 year ago: Race is a structure of oppression. So long as the structure remains, so does race. However, while th … more →
On the Abstraction of Contemporary Crisis
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wrote 1 year ago: On the Abstraction of Contemporary Crisis Or, Why Today Feels Different From the 1930s One of the od … more →
Beneath The University, The (Digital) Commons
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wrote 1 year ago: UPDATE (8 September): In the comments, Lee Jones reminds me of the Directory of Open Access Journals … more →
The Politics of Austerity: Emergency Economics and Debtocracy
wrote 1 year ago: austerity |ôˈsteritē| noun – sternness or severity of manner or attitude It was possible, ther … more →
The Patriarchal Dividend At War
wrote 2 years ago: Thursday’s Masculinity/Violence Symposium was lovely, thanks for asking. Lots of people came, … more →
Protest: the legality of the Emergency Budget's gender impact, Monday 6th December
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wrote 2 years ago: Even a top line assessment of the budget measures show 72 per cent of cuts will be met from women … more →
Ethics of Austerity 3: Cynicism, Sincerity and Fear
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wrote 2 years ago: “You ain’t never been no virgin, kid, you were fucked from the start.” -Titus Andr … more →
Policing as protesting by other means?
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wrote 2 years ago: In the discussions of the ‘evenements’ of November so far, many have rightly focused on … more →
Neoliberalism Strikes Back, or Is This Really a Crisis?
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wrote 2 years ago: Of course it is. Yet, Colin Hay hits the right note when he points out that if crises are conceived … more →
The Paradoxes of Inequality
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wrote 2 years ago: In the wake of the financial crisis, and the re-establishment of massive corporate profits during a … more →
