From Sun 17 Aug - Moving Mountains is a new and compelling anthology of nature writing, from the perspective of disabled and chronically ill authors. Through 25 pieces, deftly edited by Louise Kenward...

There is nothing quite like spending the summer lost within the pages of a great book — or ten. Every year, Book Reviews Editor Mariana…

The feeling is most commonly framed as an end point, a level of despondency that cannot be overcome. But it doesn’t have to be so.

On being trans and living a life

I sometimes wonder whether my love of compost is a response to the dispiriting cleanness of modern life – the spray’...

The next contribution to our symposium on Governing the Feminist Peace comes from Helen Berents. Helen is Senior Lecturer in International Relations in the School of Government and International Re…

A love letter to radio

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The gift of a crowded table

Bildcredits siehe unten Politics of Love 30.11.2024–2.2.2025 Teilnehmende Künstler*innen: Mounira Al Solh, Francis Alÿs, Isaac Chong Wai, Anna Ehrenstein, Amna Elhassan, FAIRY BOT (Jon Frickey, Thies ...

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Join us for a lively book talk with Roxani Krystalli where we'll explore the concept of "good victims" and her new book.

She read and she gardened, but she wouldn’t have described herself as a reader or a gardener. Interests, preoccupations, and desires anchored the days without defining the self.

She read and she gardened, but she wouldn’t have described herself as a reader or a gardener. Interests, preoccupations, and desires anchored the days without defining the self.

Inspired by critical feminist, decolonial, and narrative approaches, this paper invites political sciences scholars to engage in different forms of knowledges (unlearning Western-centrism by center...

Today we have a new guest post. Last month Roxani Krystalli published an article on teaching and learning reflexivity in the world politics classroom. In this blog post, she discusses some of the a…

Roxani Krystalli discusses what she has learned from her students gathering in vulnerable times.

Please come and join us for Teju Cole – Tremor on 31st October, at The Portobello Bookshop

Abstract. Complementing discussions of reflexivity as a research practice, this article turns its attention to the classroom. How does a pedagogy that invites s

Today - with the news in my mind, and the muffled dreadof what may come - I knelt down in the sandwith Lucas, gathering shells