Listening and appreciating while commuting between teaching gigs. Excellent, and historically sensitive commentary on the Russian domestic political affairs in my humble opinion.
In Moscow's Shadows 112: Goodbye #Prigozhin
What can we say about his death (beyond good riddance?). I feel this is a watershed moment: Putin's willingness to turn on his own is symptomatic of system decay and also undermines it
On your usual app or https://t.co/j8AGWvPAq7
I've got a new article out in @WorldSystemsRes "Periodizing the Capitalocene as Polemocene: Militarized Ecologies of Accumulation in the Long Sixteenth Century."
Focuses on war- making, environment- making, and accumulation.
https://t.co/fAlsQ4C4gU
#worldecology#capitalocene
"Panel offers a critical take on selected historical moments and historically contingent processes of social change of acute contemporary relevance in Hungary, Ukraine, and Russia." #ASEEES20
https://t.co/UuDO2xxNKi
Bourdieu: “The state of opinion at a given time is a system of forces, tensions,...nothing more inadequately expresses the state of opinion than a percentage.” (p. 150)
Bourdieu: “The opinion poll is an instrument of political action: perhaps its most important function is to impose the illusion that there is something called public opinion in the sense of the purely arithmetical total of individual opinions;
Book Launch Time! On the evening of November 9, I'll be talking about Egypt's Occupation with five of my favorite colleagues at @NSSRNews. Come join us for a roundtable with @bchallan, @EmmaFlemingPark, Julia Ott, Ann Stoler, and Nancy Fraser! Pls retweet!
@CapStudies@TNSHistory
"This School Was Built for Idealists. It Could Use A Return to its Roots" would've been a better headline. Read this on inequities @TheNewSchool and what faculty and staff have to say about the admin's response to the pandemic. (Thread)
https://t.co/4uLlkbzNn6
My students nominated me:
https://t.co/3TT9wY9B6j , but nothing compares to the midterm evaluations stating that my Methods of Soc Research course is "enjoyable." Making a "methods" course tolerable is mission: impossible.
“Land privatization and the commodification of social relations caused widespread poverty, mortality, and an intense resistance that threatened to shipwreck the emerging capitalist economy.”(Federici).No it’s not about Russia in the 1990s, it’s about Europe in the 16th century.
On Thursday, when I returned home from my buroucratic errands, my husband said: “I want to give you a hug, I have bad news”He told me that David Graeber died.Neither of us knew Graeber personally, but he influenced our thinking esp. in the beginning of our intellectual lives. RIP
On every page he wrote, David Graeber knew what many academics don't: that to love truth in this world is to be constantly incensed and endlessly kind. RIP.
https://t.co/1Z90SKo5ar honored to participate in this scholarly initiative with the fantastic young researchers and very exciting plans for the next few months