*Call for papers!* Sociology of the 1980s. We are interested in hearing from those with an interest in challenging the mythologies and scholarly absences of this hugely significant historical period @UoYSociology Please consider submitting an abstract: https://t.co/Ru3pNsbr2v
Myself & colleagues Vanessa Ansa & @aswarmthing will speak as part of this brilliant day - exploring what histories can remain / be held & what is lost as our areas & cities change. We join a really exciting line up of speakers https://t.co/jJp9vsCpXx #archives#city#change
Interested in urban sustainability? Our panellists including @_david_garbin@TaibatLawanson@GRMillington discuss how waste tyres - connected to environmental and health risks - are being turned into new resources in the megacity of Lagos. #YorkIdeas
https://t.co/bH80yZ4JsN
This is a continuation of @XazaarAdjame's epic project of re-configuring urban studies from the perspectives of the multitude who reside or pass through some of the largest cities on the planet.
Read the review by @GRMillington from @UoYSociology here: https://t.co/VbMCXa7AqD
Apply now! 2 funded PhD studentships @UoYSociology with lovely colleague @GRMillington on 'Literary and cinematic portrayals of the twentieth century black inner city' - start in December 2021 https://t.co/RjXkYKl5zj
I'm speaking about Henri Lefebvre's eurocentrism later today (14:20 CET) as part of @DislocatingUS's great programme, come join if you can! Registration here - https://t.co/Epi3E1W5hg
Delighted to have accepted a 3 year postdoc at @UniOfYork working on the @LeverhulmeTrust funded 'Archiving the Inner City: Race and Politics of Urban Memory' (focusing on Paris) led by @GRMillington. Really looking forward to working with such a great team.
Where is this being rolled out?
If families are entitled to £30 worth of food, why is there delivery only equating to just over £5?! 1 child or 3, this what they are receiving? Unacceptable
Beyond an end in itself, #PublicHousing nurtures its inhabitants’ demands for an even greater stake in the life of the metropolis.
We revisit @GRMillington on the past, present, and possible futures of public housing: https://t.co/05Y3VxlN2p
Books, documentary films, even T-shirts and tote bags bearing the images of famous modernist housing blocks have become a ubiquitous presence in UK art-gallery gift shops and trendy boutiques.
What's next for public housing? @GRMillington explores: https://t.co/z7K26AMpSq
“We are compelled, it seems, to remember and mythologize the public housing built during the 20th century, at the moment when people living in such homes are at their lowest level.”
@GRMillington explores the legacies & possible futures of public housing: https://t.co/eUMyqlmva8
The UK is in grave economic danger from years of austerity & the fallout from Covid. Public housing once supplied a buffer against the ferociousness of market forces. Check out that history @PublicBooks by the prolific urbanist @GRMillington@UoYSociology
https://t.co/ALItJFL34y
Sending all my love and solidarity this evening to one of the greatest Labour MPs ever, good luck Dennis tomorrow in Bolsover ✊xx #VoteForALabourGovernment