I've created a digital gallery on my website so those who couldn't come to this exhibition in person can see the materials and share any reflections... You can access the digital gallery at this link:
https://t.co/vVQYV6gp55
Please share with anyone who might be interested!
I'm organising an #exhibition of visual materials at the Royal Engineers Museum in Kent, 29th July-9th August 🖼��� The exhibition explores photos and data vis from my research on Belfast's 'peace walls'. Please share, and feel free to join! Details here:
https://t.co/xyKVN6lpVO
@EuropeanISA's conference programme is out... @Frank_Ouh and I are co-convening a section on 'Continuities Underlying Crises'. See below for our section programme, featuring contributions from loads of great scholars! Please share and join us in August!💡
https://t.co/GTU9bK15Xb
(There'll be two public lectures and two craft workshops on 2nd/3rd August as part of the exhibition... Sign-up forthcoming via this link: https://t.co/dfWhbdsyly)
I'm organising an #exhibition of visual materials at the Royal Engineers Museum in Kent, 29th July-9th August 🖼️ The exhibition explores photos and data vis from my research on Belfast's 'peace walls'. Please share, and feel free to join! Details here:
https://t.co/xyKVN6lpVO
Please send proposals for the section that @MALivesey and I are co-chairing at @europeanisa's PEC Conference in Bologna. Topic: moving beyond the 'omnipresence' of crisis in international studies (IR/IPE), exploring continuities, structures and slow processes of change. Info: DM.
Call for abstracts 📣 @Frank_Ouh and I are organising a section at @EuropeanISA's 2025 Pan-European Conference! The section explores continuities underlying moments of crisis in international politics (see below). DM us if you're interested in joining, we'd love to hear from you!
Our special issue for Critical Studies on Terrorism, edited by @sarah_gharib and I over the past year, is finally complete.
A 🧵of the articles in this special issue, ‘Decoloniality, Criticality, and Abolition - Can Critical Terrorism Studies remain ‘critical’? ’ ⬇️
#DidYouKnow that many @RISjnl articles are #OpenAccess?
Check out this article by @MALivesey & @AShesterinina: "Armed group formation in civil war: ‘Movement’, ‘insurgent’, and ‘state splinter’ origins"
➡️ https://t.co/8qOTb5Pggj
My contribution draws on materials from Belfast's 'peace wall' murals to argue for multimodal methodologies (assessment of visual, spatial, material sources) as a way to deepen politics' critical analysis. The article is available #openaccess here:
https://t.co/lhtvdzpuel 🔓 /2
Such a privilege to be part of this CST special issue... Which will make important interventions in fields of critical terrorism studies/critical security studies, and which @Sarah_Gharib and @RabeaMKhan have guided to fruition with such wisdom, care, and composure 👏🙏 /1
🇬🇧🚨 From the archives: 'Introducing the ‘conceptual archive’: A genealogy of counterterrorism in 1970s Britain' by @MALivesey.
👉 Open access and available here: https://t.co/at3eIK2xY9
My new article for Critical Studies on Terrorism just went online (open access), exploring how knowledge about counterterrorism’s imbrication with structural racism is routinely refused and dismissed in UK policy making https://t.co/7dd2JFyHyS
Some exciting professional news... I'll be working on SPERI's impact and engagement agenda, as well as advancing my own research on labour agency and control in agricultural supply chain governance
Get in touch if you're interested in hearing more about either!
“Terrorism” is a harmful, colonial, racialised category which cannot be redeemed. So what’s the solution? Nothing short of abolition, as I argue in this article with Critical Studies on Terrorism! Read it here👇
https://t.co/IaPiBRYNLx
#openaccess
New blog on Belfast's so-called 'peace walls', courtesy of @SPERIShefUni 🤗
https://t.co/6Kmob5r9tm
The blog shares findings from my research, regarding the walls' effects for spatial mobility in Belfast. Thanks to @VMReif and @Remi_Edwards for the excellent editorial work! 👏