Negar Elodie Behzadi

Lecturer in Human Geography, Feminist, Ethnographer, Political Ecologist, Central Asianist, Migration, Memory, Iranian diaspora

[Judith Verweijen @judithverweijen]

The intro of our special issue on “unearthing extractive subjects” is out now. It looks at how people at extractive frontiers see themselves as subjects and as subjected (or not) to the power of extractive industries. Below the key takeaways from the intro https://t.co/AthWnOz4I6

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Excited to be starting this project with @nazmassoumi

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[Amber Murrey @AmberMurrey]

Marcy, my Cameroonian mother in-law, had her visitor visa refused by @ukhomeoffice because she is retired & 'widowed'.

Our family has had too many insulting, dehumanising, inferiating experiences w/ the HO.

Yet the pain, the rage. My trembling, numb fingers. 1/

[Negar Elodie Behzadi @NegarBehzadi]

We are recruiting a new lecturer in Historical and Cultural Geography @GeogBristol. Details here https://t.co/Y3cDjyZqgK

[joe gerlach @joeagerlach]

Geography on strike @Bristol_UCU #UCUstrike @ucu

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Part of a special issue on extractive subjectivities co-edited by @DrTomasF @judithverweijen and Matt Himley. Thanks for comments on earlier draft from @GediminasLe and others.

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Glad to see the fruit of a long writing collaboration with @StephPostar out in #Geoforum . Our article "'Extractive bodies': A feminist counter-topography of two extractive landscapes" brings our ethnographic research together, and is in open access here: https://t.co/ERzzF810O8

[Literary & Visual Landscapes @litlandscapes1]

We're really excited to announce that our Literary and Visual Landscapes seminar series is back for 2022/23! You can find our schedule for TB1 here, featuring what promises to be a fascinating series of papers.

🎟️Get your tickets now on Eventbrite: https://t.co/jM5GKlPkPM

[Cabot Institute for the Environment🏳️‍🌈✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽 @cabotinstitute]

New on the blog from @NegarBehzadi as part of our Migration, Mobility and the Environment blog series with @MiMoBristol.

Migrants and miners: gender, age and precarious labour in a Tajik resource extractive landscape.

https://t.co/apDj3mLDkN

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The gendered impacts of massive cuts to our pensions #UCUstrike https://t.co/sOvOQHszaC

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My share for International Women's day: I'm delighted to see the introduction of our special issue out #FeministGeography #FeministGeopolitics #MuslimWomen , co-edited with the brilliant @banugokariksel and Christine Schenk.
https://t.co/D0ghcPGmSy

[Craggle @Craggle76]

"Heeeeeeeey Hugh Brady! I wanna knooooooooow, where's my pension gone" 🎤

@ucu @Bristol_UCU @BristolUni #CALD #OneOfUsAllOfUs

[joe gerlach @joeagerlach]

Picket @Bristol_UCU @ucu #UCUstrikes

[Negar Elodie Behzadi @NegarBehzadi]

This looks great, and I'm looking forward to reading it!

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Thanks to the VEM for making it possible! @jelkeboesten @McIlwaineC @rachelclarekerr et all!

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The award winning animated documentary 'Nadirah: Coal Woman' (dir @KateJessopfilm) based on my research with stigmatized female coal miners in Tajikistan is now online! https://t.co/lTL2kO2yIU
#anidoc #feministfilm #Ethnographicfilm #ResourceExtraction

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@coxon_gemma Congratulations Gemma!

[Amber Murrey @AmberMurrey]

Prof. Patricia Daley & I to speak on 'Dismantling the Colonial University: Defiant Scholarship & Decolonial Thought in Africa' as part of series on global racial equity & the future of higher education @UniofOxford @oxfordgeography @MalangwaNgole https://t.co/IRVi3o5Eqh