Hosted by the Centre on Labour, Sustainability and Global Production (CLaSP). Speakers: Rahul Maganti, PhD researcher, Centre for Modern Indian Studies, University of Gottingen and visiting PhD re...

In this transatlantic book launch, JS Tan and Clarissa Redwine will discuss their new book, Against Tech Oligarchy . The book provides a gripping account of the rise of a tech workers' movement and o...

The Carbon Working Group collectively reflects on their first in-person workshop on carbon and biodiversity governance.

Gerard Hanlon analyses how the military is a central shaping force of both the contemporary and historical capitalist division of labour

Giorgos Gouzoulis critically explores the fraught logic and impact of financial literacy programmes.

CLaSP invites you to the book launch of ‘ Rethinking Financial Behaviour: Rationality and Resistance in the Financialization of Everyday Life’ With author Ariane Agunsoye, Goldsmiths, University...

Will Monteith examines the colonial origins of the green hydrogen frontier.

Chris McLachlan explores the legitimacy of trade unions in the restructuring of the UK steel industry.

Elena Keighobadi critically examines the #tradwife and #girlboss movements on TikTok from a feminist intersectional lens.

Artist and filmmaker Jonathan Om interviews CLaSP member Matan Kaminer about his ethnographic work on Thai migrant workers in Israeli agriculture. They discuss the history behind how these workers cam...

JS Tan explains how cheap labour and flexible employment practices encourage internet firms to build consumer platforms.

CLaSP invites you for a preview screening and discussion of a documentary film by Jonathan Om.

Sofia Negri asks how we can build a future of work that transforms the salaried relationship to reconcile autonomy with social protection.

How do algorithm-driven business models interact with historical patterns of segregation, property devaluation, and racial capitalism? Wonyoung So addresses this question in new research into iBuyers—...

Petrochemical transitions: a dialogue on industrial, geopolitical and sustainability transformations The event brings together two leading scholars – Adam Hanieh and Alice Mah – whose shared focus on...

A compilation of recent books by CLaSP members “just in time” for teaching. This is the first of many posts highlighting the extremely rich work of CLaSP members. The recent books listed below cov...

Tracing exploitation in the gaming industry, Jamie Woodcock highlights the organising by workers in the industry and the model it provides for organising in non-union work sectors.

Alec Fiorini reviews Adam Hanieh’s latest book on the entanglements between oil and capitalism from the late 1800s to today’s environmental and climate crisis.