Gavin Kierulf

BA-ILST (Glendon/YorkU) MA-IMER (Malmö) | Brazier Family Prize recipient, Ethel Harris Scholar | l’académie est seulement une partie de la solution | (Any/he)

[S.🎧 @1ssve]

Yeah TikTok is bad for our mental health but what about Outlook and Teams

[John Attridge @John_Attridge]

You want me to use the Socratic method? The thing that killed Socrates?

[Gavin Kierulf @GavinKierulf]

I have decided, for the health of my academic career, I must become a poster.

[Gavin Kierulf @GavinKierulf]

There are wasps in the ceiling of my office but I've been reading a lot of Haraway lately... I'm not telling University Facilities. New kin just dropped in this Humusities department!

(this guy is getting stung)

[UVic Scholarly Communication @uvicscholcom]

We decided to work it out on the remix 💚 Head to the link in our bio for the updated free etextbook list, and dive into a world of knowledge without spending a dime! @UVicLib

[Neil Renic @NC_Renic]

My reviewers

[Migrant transnationalism(MITRA) - also on Bluesky @imiscoe_mitra]

Check the first issue of "Current Issues in #Migration Research", a new journal published by Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration (MIM): https://t.co/fepJTxDyuf @IMISCOE

[Gavin Kierulf @GavinKierulf]

So honoured to have my first article published in this new journal alongside such distinguished researchers! I hope you all get a chance to read these exciting contributions in this first volume. l'm looking forward to future issues!

[Magdalena Ulceluşe @Magda_Ulceluse]

📢📢 The inaugural issue of @MalmoMigration's non-traditional journal, Current Issues in Migration Research is now live!

With contributions from Steven Vertovec, Pieter Bevelander, Brigitte Suter, Måns Lundstedt, Anastasiia Mykolenko and more!

👉👉 https://t.co/X5UB3aKs0k

[Gavin Kierulf @GavinKierulf]

New post up on my #substack, just some thoughts as I research a new #migraiton related project.

Check out "Wreck Them Yet Again on the Blood-Dark Sea" here: https://t.co/7yvy8BCdw5

[Gerardo L. Munck @GerardoMunck]

𝗝𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝗖. 𝗦𝗰𝗼𝘁𝘁 passed away on July 19. He was a political scientist and specialist in Southeast Asia. He was a dissident within Political Science. Yet his books opened up lines of research on central issues, such as the exercise of power and resistance to power.👇

[Allard School of Law @AllardLaw]

"Lawyers can’t ignore climate change," says Allard Law Professor Carol Liao (@carolmliao). "We are all increasingly going to be climate lawyers now, whether we want to be or not."
https://t.co/d3Q2E7krRW

[Gavin Kierulf @GavinKierulf]

So glad I had the chance to sit in on the #AMIS guest lecture given by @AntjeEllermann yesterday at @uni_copenhagen on ‘Belonging in Unceded Territory.’ A brilliant presentation on a vital topic, made all the more interesting because it was being given in Europe!

[Gavin Kierulf @GavinKierulf]

It was such a pleasure to give this presentation on migrant chronopolitics at the Queer Perspectives on Migration conference at @uni_copenhagen organized through #AMIS and #MIM students! Thank you to everyone who attended my session and the conference as a whole.