Excited to be joining the Editorial Board of The Sociological Review!
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Excited to be joining the Editorial Board of The Sociological Review!
Revolutionary Abolitionism: Against Cops & Capitalism
Join brian bean and Shanice Octavia McBean for a discussion on the integral role of policing and state violence in upholding capitalism, and how abolition paves the road toward revolution.
Monday, March 9, 2:00 pm ET
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The RPRN's two new publications are open for submissions!
Red Lines is a space for political interventions on resisting reaction. The Reactionary Politics Working Paper series aims to publish cutting-edge scholarship on reactionary politics.
Submit your work below!
reacpol.net/publications/
Great to talk to the wonderful @mirandaioss.bsky.social about this article - ecofascism and the banal NGO aesthetic legitimising populist narratives - appears in more places than you think...
#AcademicSky
#PhDSky
The Special Issue on Backlash, Borders, and Bunkers: Antidemocratic Politics and Climate Change Communication that I edited is now available. A huge thanks to @phaedra.bsky.social for the opportunity to edit this project and to all of the contributing authors! www.tandfonline.com/toc/renc20/2...
I have an open access article out today! In a special issue of Environmental Communication edited by @hannamorris.bsky.social - The Populationist Climate Futures Industry: NGO SF Capital, Eco-emotions and Speculative Ecofascism www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
thanks :)
New Special Issue!
New Special Issue on Eco-emotions from guest editors
Mihaela Mihai and Danielle Celermajer.
environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/editorial-an...
We co-wrote a book and it’s out in the world now! Reading Science/Fiction: Practices, Pleasures and Publics.
It explores the relationship between reading science in fiction and engaging with science. Find out more here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007...
Silence is complicity
We would not have had 100000 people at a far-right demonstration without Starmer's appalling leadership
Silence is thus unsurprising and what matters now is whether those who actually care accept this and turn to real alternatives rather than give Starmer yet another chance
It's a real honor to be featured in the latest podcast episode by @drilledmedia.bsky.social -- a climate news media platform I greatly admire. You can checkout my interview where I discuss Apocalyptic Authoritarianism here: drilled.media/news/hanna-m...
🚨new book alert! 🚨 'Apocalyptic Authoritarianism: Climate Crisis, Media, and Power' by our very own alumni affiliate, @hannamorris.bsky.social 📚 Read the e-book here: academic.oup.com/book/59887
New piece: been working on this for the best part of a year. But really it's trying to draw on everything I've seen and thought about since I first started reporting on far right politics in the late 2000s. Online now and in tomorrow's LRB.
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
End unnecessary redundancies at Newcastle University.
Please sign, share and circulate this @newcastleucu.bsky.social petition amongst your colleagues and networks.
chng.it/BXNkGMFNJS
Tomorrow: Palestine, a sociological issue thesociologicalreview.org/announcement...
This statement about the transphobic Supreme Court ruling by the UK's Crab Museum (yes a museum about crabs) is better than 99% of the statements I've seen on the topic
www.crabmuseum.org/visit
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Read this article by Cable Collective on ecobordering narratives and the British far right
undisciplinedenvironments.org/2025/04/22/s...
HE is in crisis. Join an online cross branch @ucu.org.uk meeting 10 April 6-7:30pm BST to develop a strategy for a dispute with Sec of State for Ed to tackle funding @qmucu.bsky.social @goldsmithsucu.bsky.social @ucuessex.bsky.social @ducu.bsky.social @kclucu.bsky.social lu.ma/a0vv0sjb?tk=Av7h7B
Hello, I’d like to join please :)
Looks amazing!
A digital graphic with a red and blue colour scheme comparing MP Chi Onwurah’s stance in 2023 and 2025. On the left, a red-tinted photo of Chi Onwurah from 2023 is paired with a speech bubble that reads: “Why is this Government making it so hard for our kids?” On the right, a blue-tinted 2025 photo of Chi Onwurah appears with a red speech bubble containing a zipper-mouth emoji (🤐), implying silence. A large blue arrow points from the 2023 quote to the 2025 image, with bold text reading: “What changed?” The background features faded images of protest banners, and the years "2023" and "2025" are prominently displayed next to Chi Onwurah’s name.
📢 What changed, Chi? 50% of kids in Newcastle live in poverty! In 2023, @chionwurah.bsky.social asked why the government was making life so hard for kids. But in 2025, with a new government in power, the policies keeping children in poverty are still in place!
Image is of a pink, yellow, green background In black text at the top it says DIsabled People Against Cuts planned actions including DPAC Colour logo There are black arrows that shows where planned protests are across the country Cardiff Actions planned in Derry Northern Ireland Darlington North East Exeter Devon Edinburgh Scotland Leeds London Manchester Margate Newcastle Norwich Swansea York
#WelfareNotWarfare
The planned protest list against disability benefit cuts keeps growing
Awesome to see disabled people organising & mobilising against Labour’s planned disability benefit cuts
Please use #WelfareNotWarfare & repost all the links
Hi Aaron, I couldn’t attend because Iris was off sick, I hope it went well, do you know if it was recorded?
Traversing Harlem, New Cross, the Cairngorm mountains, histories backwards & forwards. The persistent injustices in our cities. With & through sound, music, art, books, words & friendship. Precious stories about Les & Paul Gilroy’s early Goldsmiths days! Picket lines & thinking devices. Thanks, Les
In Newcastle to speak at this the BSA event Coping, Thriving Progressing? What Happens After ‘Early Career’. www.britsoc.co.uk/events/key-b... Also, going to do a ‘This Cultural Life’ conversation with the inimitable Miranda Iossifidis for the Sociology Seminar.
Donald Trump clapping in his hands in front of an oil refinery
Interested in knowing more about the links between far-right movements, fossil businesses, and environmental issues? On 12 February (2pm-5pm GMT) we organise an online workshop with an INCREDIBLE line-up of speakers...
It’s the final day we can send in our ballot @newcastleucu.bsky.social to be in a position to collectively decide how what action we take in the face of proposed redundancies and changes that would transform the university for staff and students. Don’t stick your head in the sand!
Zines printed and ready to go! “Care, Temporality, Justice” a collective zine made from the speculative climate futures zine workshops. Beautiful cover by Mack Sproates & participants. Also inside, radical imagination & envisioning exercises by Bethan & making activities by Mack.
