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Jess O'Thomson @jessothomson.co.uk · 15/08/2026

We are writing to the Prime Minister, and the Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy, calling for an immediate public inquiry into the British press, following the tragic death of Jason Arday. Sign here 👇

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Jason Arday Letter | Good Law Project

Commission an immediate public inquiry into how to ensure a responsible press given its contribution to Dr Arday’s tragic death.

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Ordinary Notes @hystericalblkns.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

Yes. They hounded him to death. Days and days of breathless undoing. Damn them all.

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Laleh Khalili @lalehkhalili.bsky.social · 24/06/2026

Friends of Exeter, former students and alumni, can you please sign the petition below: www.change.org/p/stop-redun...

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Sign the Petition

Stop Redundancies at the University of Exeter

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Tomomi Yamaguchi @tomomiyg.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

One of the important activist works Emi did was the movement to seek justice for former "comfort women." She did tremendous work to fight historical revisionism, wrote multiple articles and book chapters, co-founded FeND, and produced an informative FeND website. fendnow.org

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Japan-U.S. Feminist Network for Decolonization (FeND) -

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Tomomi Yamaguchi @tomomiyg.bsky.social · 16/06/2026

小山エミ／エミコヤマ／macskaさんの著作リストは「フェミニズムの歴史と理論」サイトに移転しました。小山エミさんの著作リスト webfemi.wordpress.com/emikoyamaleg...

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小山エミさんの著作リスト

小山エミ／エミコヤマ／macskaさんによる著作やオンラインでの発信などをリスト化してまとめました。現時点で全…

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The Philosopher @philosopher1923.bsky.social · 22/05/2026

How have histories of empire, colonial expansion and racial hierarchy affected modern border regimes? How do borders produce categories of belonging and exclusion and define the boundaries of the human? #Philosophy Join us Mon. May 25 ~ 2pm ET / 7pm UK www.tickettailor.com/events/theph...

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Select tickets – "(De)Bordering the Human": Nandita Sharma in conversation with rémy-paulin twahirwa – Zoom

"(De)Bordering the Human": Nandita Sharma in conversation with rémy-paulin twahirwa – Zoom, Mon 25 May 2026 - This event is part of our "Philosophies of the South" series. Borders are often framed as ...

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Chenchen Zhang 🤦🏻‍♀️ @chenchenzhang.net · 30/04/2026

after a long wait, our forum article on the uses and abuses of the anticolonial in global reactionary politics is finally online! academic.oup.com/ips/article/... for the IPS @20 special issue

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Drawing on a range of regional expertise and perspectives from international relations, political economy, political theory, and sociology, this collective discussion makes the following contributions to research on global reactionary politics and discussions of decolonization. First, we argue that the erosion of the legitimacy of liberal orders renders the anti-colonial language available for authoritarian and conservative projects in both the Global South and North to articulate a selective rejection of universalism. While framing liberal universalism as imperialist, they remain embedded within neoliberal structures and embrace a market universalism in tandem with claims of cultural particularity. Secondly, the contributions explore a series of ironies, reversals, and convergences not only across regional divides, but also across conventional ideological boundaries. This includes conceptual affinities between the radical right’s emphasis on ontological difference and the nativist temptation within the history of anti-colonial nationalism, as well as the confluence between the radical conservatives, the postcolonial authoritarians, and a certain strand of decolonial discourse in their envisioning of a multipolar civilizational order. Finally, we suggest that for international political sociology, this urges us to deepen engagement with anti-colonial traditions that are radically incompatible with the far right and to center forms of vernacular anti-colonial theorizing from marginalized places.

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Dr Jo Edge 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @hagenilda.bsky.social · 07/02/2026

I wrote a piece for the CDBU blog with some low or no cost things our employers could do right now if they care about precarious staff as much as they say they do.

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 03/02/2026

“While humanitarianism has embraced a rhetoric of care, humanitarian tech interventions often fail to account for or support the actual work of social reproduction.” www.e-flux.com/architecture...

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Humanitarianism - Margie Cheesman et al. - Technosocial Reproduction and Humanitarian Reason

A white van rolled through the gates of a refugee camp in mainland Greece, its driver unloading a stack of pre-packaged lunches.

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

As a racialised ECR on a fixed-term contract, I found this research process often saddening & infuriating, but ultimately affirming of my belief in practising care & community-building. Massive thanks to my RA, Kris! If anyone would like to discuss this project, please get in touch 📩

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

Lastly: fixed-term “career development” posts in UKHE need clarification around what exactly CD activities look like in practice. Too often we’re too overwhelmed with teaching to do research, which is needed to land ever-elusive permanent post…

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

There is also a systematic lack of support for disabled ECRs (esp those w/ chronic illness) and those with caring responsibilities. Implicitly, institutions communicate what kind of scholars they want: unattached, always “well” to do the job as told. The ideal scholar is devoid of body & community.

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

I was also struck by a participant who said those who work within the ‘Western canon’ tend to do better re: promotions & retention. Those who don’t are silently pushed out of the institution. So, if you engage in such scholarship, even if you have a permanent contract, you still feel precarious.

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

I could spend hours discussing the interview data. Lots of overlap with existing research on experience of racialised scholars in HE. One of the most insightful findings for me was the “elite” culture of institutions like LSE - feeling out of place, a sense of “sink or swim”, not being good enough.

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

🛤️The ‘leaky pipeline’ issue exists at LSE. Racialised scholars (esp Black scholars) are underrepresented at senior academic roles, and overrepresented at junior, precarious roles with fixed-term contracts. What this data shows for me is that precarity is a racial justice issue.

5 line graphs, each showing the relationship between academic role (Professor, Associate professor, Assistant professor, LSE fellow, and Researcher) and race (‘Asian’, ‘Black’, ‘Mixed’, ‘Other’, ‘White’, ‘Unknown’).

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

📒Experiences of early career researchers racialised as ‘non-white’ In 2024/2025, I led a project investigating how racialised ECRs at LSE experience the institution, funded by the ECR Network. Read the report here: moesuzuki.owlstown.net/pages/racial... But here are some key points ⬇️

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Nina Vindum Rasmussen @ninavindum.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

🎧 Thrilled to be featured on this podcast series on AI and the media industries. The episode explores how streamers like Netflix use audience data and how this impacts creative practices. Hosts: Paul McDonald & @aorcuncan.bsky.social Production: Melis Uslu Link: open.spotify.com/episode/2s5U...

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Screen Workers and Streaming Data - Nina Vindum Rasmussen

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

The govt also cannot make the argument that immigration is “bad” because there’s been economic stagnation despite higher immigration levels - what are the control variables?

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Nisrin Elamin @nisrinelamin.bsky.social · 19/04/2025

The @sdnsolidarity.bsky.social is providing support to various civilian-led groups providing relief and protection support in N. Darfur where hundreds of thousands are fleeing the RSF's genocidal violence. To support pls go to sudansolidarity.com. Pls consider becoming a monthly donor 🙏🏿.

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Home - Sudan Solidarity Collective

Solidarity with Sudan! Support the Emergency Response Rooms doing life saving work in Sudan by donating to the Sudan Solidarity Fund. Workshops4Sudan is a new fundraising initiative of the Sudan Solid...

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A. M. Vincent @vincent.northsky.social · 22/04/2025

Hey, academics! Have you signed a book contract lately? You should report your royalty/advance rate anonymously on this spreadsheet. Are you negotiating, or about to be negotiating, a book contract? You should take a look at the spreadsheet. docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

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Academic publishing rates sharing

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 02/04/2025

Looking forward to attending my second PSA soon! I’ll be speaking about the ‘humanisation’ of refugees as part of a panel organised by the @psa-race.bsky.social working group. Please say hi if you’re around!

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 23/03/2025

Thanks so much Rob for reading and sharing!

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Dr Moé Suzuki @moesz.bsky.social · 01/11/2023

Come join our team✨ LSE100 is looking for a new fellow to teach seminars on artificial intelligence & climate futures. Starting in Jan 2024. Happy to chat to anyone interested in applying! jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/...

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