Line Relisieux

PhD Candidate @LSEGeography
Interested in urban violence, communities & gender

RTs ≠ endorsement, views are my own

[LSE School of Public Policy @LSEPublicPolicy]

🌟 Congratulations to Beyza Gulmezoglu, Ed Manuel, Thomas Monk, Zara Riaz, Andrew Breazeale, Rebeca Cruz, Felix Iglhaut, Line Relisieux and Hamza Syed on being recognised through this year's LSE Class Teacher Awards and LSESU Teaching Awards!

#LSEPublicPolicy

[Line Relisieux @line_rlx]

Very excited to share a new publication in Lesedi. Field Notes #27
"Ethnographic Fieldnotes: Navigating Fieldwork with Mothers around Gangsterism in Cape Town"
Accessible here @IFAS_Research: https://t.co/62Ba6GdUo8

[Vanessa Rubio Márquez @VRubioMarquez]

It is a pleasure to share my article on what I consider are the most relevant economic dilemmas faced by Mexico today. ⁦🤓📚 ⁦@AmerQuarterly⁩ ⁦@LSEPublicPolicy⁩ https://t.co/6lv3s9es5S

[Vanessa Rubio Márquez @VRubioMarquez]

Huge congratulations dear Line, for a well-deserved recognition to your fantastic teaching and your enormous dedication to students! 🤩🙌🥳🤓📚

[Line Relisieux @line_rlx]

Very humbled to receive the Excellence in Education Award at LSE @LSEPublicPolicy, it has been such an honour and pleasure to work with Prof @VRubioMarquez on the 'Policy-Making: Process, Challenges and Outcomes' course for the past two years.

[Line Relisieux @line_rlx]

Thank you @GPCjournal, very grateful and excited to have received the Annual Award for New and Emerging Scholars!

[Gender, Place and Culture @GPCjournal]

The editorial team of Gender, Place and Culture is pleased to announce the winners of the Annual Award for New and Emerging Scholars @line_rlx @saanchi_saxena

https://t.co/hTj88g0DNx

[Line Relisieux @line_rlx]

Very grateful to have received the Annual Award for New and Emerging Scholars from Gender, Place and Culture! @GPCjournal

[LSE Geography & Environment @LSEGeography]

Congratulations to @line_rlx on receiving the Annual Award for New and Emerging Scholars from Gender, Place and Culture!

Well done, Line! 👏

#partofLSE @GPCjournal

[Vanessa Rubio Márquez @VRubioMarquez]

Here is my analysis on Mexico’s recent policy shifts on political power, institutions, checks and balances, the economy and social transfers for @ACFPCenter @AtlanticCouncil 🤓📈📉📚🌎⁦@LSEPublicPolicy⁩ https://t.co/tDrlutlEMi

[Vanessa Rubio Márquez @VRubioMarquez]

It is a pleasure to share my analysis for ⁦@ChathamHouse⁩ on the current challenges and stakes in Mexico’s relationship with the US. 🤓📚🌎 https://t.co/8s49zqRQJ8

[Marie Migeon @marie_migeon]

So excited that this paper finally has a home, along with all the wonderful articles of this special issue!

[Line Relisieux @line_rlx]

Very excited to be presenting at @IFAS_Research this week on the Gendered Power of Appearances on the Cape Flats!

[IFAS-Research @IFAS_Research]

Join us for our workshop on "Policing Appearances, Reclaiming Aesthetics" at IFAS-Research on May 22nd from 2 - 5:30pm. We'll explore how power relationships based on race, gender & other criteria operate through the policing of appearances. Register here: https://t.co/gpThGp5Xj9

[Line Relisieux @line_rlx]

An absolutely incredible piece and a must-read, congratulations @marie_migeon !

[Marie Migeon @marie_migeon]

I am so excited to share that my article Peace and Conflict in Public Space: Gendered Murals Shaping Belfast has been published with @Geopolitics_Jl (and it's open access)!
https://t.co/8SKvy7QiBa

[Line Relisieux @line_rlx]

@mweihmayer @MethodologyLSE @MonicaMorenoFig @kandya_obezo @RobtelNeajai @pbrobbey1 @LSESocialPolicy Thank you @mweihmayer!

[IFAS-Research @IFAS_Research]

📕[Publication] What do photographers and their pictures show about Africa? The latest issue of Sources. Materials & Filedwork in African Studies, "Photos & Photographers", is now online. It is available here 👇
https://t.co/GeRargNKSy

[Line Relisieux @line_rlx]

Very excited to participate to the international conference "Weaving Histories from Below in the Global South" organised by @IFAS_Research & to be part of the panel about "The Fabric of Identities"!

[IFAS-Research @IFAS_Research]

🌍[International Conference] Weaving Histories from Below in the Global South - Needlework, Gender and Empowerment
📅 2-3 Nov
📍IFAS Research
Online programme ➡️ https://t.co/allLBM1uVS

[Lucrecia Bertelli @lucrebertelli]

Join us for our next student-led @LSEGeography Feminist Reading Group💜! We will be discussing feminist perspectives on work, focusing on sex and gestational work. All level students are welcome!

[IFAS-Research @IFAS_Research]

🔥 REMINDER – Don't miss the deadline for the call for papers – Conference: Weaving Histories from Below in the Global South. Needlework, Gender, and Empowerment in Southern Africa.

⏰ Deadline: 30/04/2022

More details here 👉https://t.co/MfGcxMNoTW

[IFAS-Research @IFAS_Research]

📢 Appel à communications – Colloque (2-3 nov. 2022, Johannesbourg)

Weaving Histories from Below in the Global South. Needlework, Gender, and Empowerment in Southern Africa

Propositions : max. 2500 signes
Date-limite : 30/04/2022

Plus de détails 👉https://t.co/l36ZJpuwxa

[IFAS-Research @IFAS_Research]

📢Call for Papers – Conference (2-3 Nov 2022, Johannesburg)

Weaving Histories from Below in the Global South. Needlework, Gender, and Empowerment in Southern Africa

Abstracts: max. 300 words/ 2500 characters
Deadline: 30/04/2022

More details 👉https://t.co/l36ZJpuwxa

[Aurélien Lechevallier @lechevallierAS]

364 days of hard work. 1 day of team-building! #FranceInSA