Wrote this on citizenship and protest after the pandemic, much of it indebted to work on social norms in crises by @ProfJohnDrury and citizenism by @paologerbaudo
Marketisation & what happens when “notions of an academic community, or a scholarly career, have been replaced by economic analyses that look to reduce unit costs per output” https://t.co/khnjqYhe1a
REPEAT: we are not all in this together & not all affected equally.
“Women academics seem to be submitting fewer papers during coronavirus. ‘Never seen anything like it,’ says one editor.
Men are submitting up to 50 percent more than they usually would” https://t.co/Y2b66cBzhH
CCISC seminar: @Gaja_Maestri presents on squatting and Roma housing exclusion in Italy on Wednesday 23 October, 3.300-4.30pm in MB231 -- 'The Nomad, the Squatter, and the State: Roma Racialization and Spatial Politics in Italy' https://t.co/wwKIeIliiz
📰| Our @AstonLSS expert @DrPamLowe is quoted in an article exploring the recent attacks on Stella Creasy by anti-abortion protestors
➡https://t.co/L6iExwhEFl via @thetimes
My bit on @SkyNews yesterday, talking abt climate action, #ExtinctionRebellion, public agency, and moving beyond technology and taxes, targets and markets (w thx to @HarmoneyMichabo for the clip) @AstonLSS @Env_Pol
There's an @AstonSociology event today with @jonbloomfield2 discussing his book 'Our City: Migration and the Making of Modern Birmingham'. 2-3pm in MB564.
Simon Pirani presents his latest book Burning up: "How fossil fuel use became unsustainable and what society can do about it" join us today at LSS from 4-5 pm. North wing NW807 @AstonLSS #fossilfuels#burningup
Aston University Sociological Society presents a book talk by Jon Bloomfield. Come and join us today at 2-3 pm Main building MB564 @AstonLSS @AstonSociology
Yesterday late-afternoon, a famous YouTuber came to Birmingham. So many people drove to the city to see him that traffic almost completely ground to a halt. You can read about it here. In what I think is excellent BBC local coverage, of global interest. https://t.co/QNwRBAEp1N
Zuboff on were we are now: on 'what we have lost and what we must now find again: the rights to know and decide who knows about our lives and our futures' https://t.co/p7LWzVMTUC
AFPP conference on social movements has always been a friendly meeting ground of high profile scholars, junior academics and activists. Don't miss the deadline now! ->
Our piece in @po_qu on what the charges brought against the #Stansted15 mean for 'Hoffmann's bargain', and the consequences for non-violent protest in the UK @Cammboo@BrianJADoherty
The use of anti-terror laws to convict the #Stansted15 will chill public dissent. We observed all nine weeks of the trial: this is our take @NewStatesman@BrianJADoherty https://t.co/kWzgxThNN1
'Creating a movement that can have the impact @ExtinctionR aims for will require confronting the political as well as the moral challenges posed by climate change.' CCISC's @GraemeHayes with Joost de Moor & Brian Doherty. https://t.co/bgWJVjetID