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Apply Now! Our 12th Flexible Grants for Small Groups competition aims to provide flexible support for a period of (up to) one year for the activities of a small research group. Deadline 13th March 2026.
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New Books Network podcast!
In this conversation, our convenor Pauline Heinrichs talks to @PeterJNewell_ about his book States of Transition: From Governing the Environment to Transforming Society.
Check it out!
https://t.co/eArw4DGltO
How do housing policies meant to "integrate" #Roma communities push them to the margins?
Beatriz Aragon examines infrastructural violence & #antigypsism in #Madrid's informal settlements.
#HousingJustice
https://t.co/pdPP62Nvoo
Ducking and Facing the British University’s Great Contraction
In this month's Director's Note, @cnewf discusses the importance of articulating the risks of the #HigherEducation sector's Great Contraction, which the UK government fails to acknowledge.
https://t.co/Lf8esCeH2A
Cutting Through The Noise
How can we not only cultivate our pessimism of the intellect, but also foster an optimism of the political will against all odds? In this Bulletin contribution, Milan Babić suggests three avenues that might help with this task.
https://t.co/qJpjWHFz3I
Apply Now! Our 8th Mid-Career Fellowship competition aims to support independent-minded researchers to explore & present original research ideas which take new approaches, and suggest new solutions, to real world social problems.
More Info: https://t.co/dGQdeIsBuC
Projects ranging across the breadth of the social scientific disciplines and interdisciplinary research fields are welcome, and relevant applications from scholars working within the arts and humanities are also encouraged.
In this contribution to a forthcoming Bulletin, ISRF Fellow Anthony Pickles examines how #gambling shapes the political landscape & corrupts #politics in the UK and the US.
The Politics in Political Gambling
Fuelled by the ideology of #PoliticalGambling as a pure form of intellectual brinksmanship, gambling interests gain access to the state via individuals on their way into power & profit from that continued association.
https://t.co/ysclhnQfp8
States of transition? From governing the environment to transforming society
@PeterJNewell_'s new book examines state power within broader social relations to explore the possibilities and challenges of building a ‘transition state’.
https://t.co/45MwPpxDEc
COP30: Children and young people at climate talks: seen, photographed, but not allowed to decide anything
by Florencia Paz Landeira, Alicia O'Sullivan, @ProfAoifeDaly and Katie Reid
https://t.co/KxrcPksAZq
New Article: ISRF Early Career Fellow Arash Beidollahkhani, "From predicting dissent to programming power; analyzing AI-driven authoritarian governance in the Middle East through TRIAD framework" in @democ_journal
https://t.co/ztGL5ufMXt