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Johnathan Flowers , August 30th, 2022
Bioethics must burn before it can be reimagined to enable the flourishing of all humans, and not just the ones that align with or are presupposed by its…
Maximilian C. Forte , July 4th, 2022
February of 2022 was a particularly dark month, both in Quebec and in Canada generally. In Quebec, we had the expansion of the use of “vaccine passports” to…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs , August 25th, 2020
The need for alternatives to prisons and prison reform in the Caribbean is long past due IntroductionProcesses of historical erasure scar the Caribbean and remove transhistorical context. …
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds , June 21st, 2020
This co-authored op-ed from University of the West Indies, Sociology PhD candidate Nathan Chapman and myself, is meant as a conversation starter about the importance of student activism…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs , June 21st, 2020
This co-authored op-ed from University of the West Indies, Sociology PhD candidate Nathan Chapman and myself, is meant as a conversation starter about the importance of student activism…
Charlie Lotterman , June 2nd, 2020
A coincidence is a strange kind of fact At the top of Václavksé náměstí, the central artery of Prague, in a solemnly gray but geometrically dynamic Socialist Realist…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds , March 4th, 2020
What is meant by the decolonisation of academic life? Why might it be of importance to contemporary British sociology? How might decolonisation proceed, and what might our sociological…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs , March 4th, 2020
What is meant by the decolonisation of academic life? Why might it be of importance to contemporary British sociology? How might decolonisation proceed, and what might our sociological…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs , January 4th, 2020
As noted in Why Is Classical Theory Classical? (1997) by Raewyn Connell, and in chapter six of our book where we discuss the relationship between empire and the…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds , January 4th, 2020
As noted in Why Is Classical Theory Classical? (1997) by Raewyn Connell, and in chapter six of our book where we discuss the relationship between empire and the…
Natalie Konopinski , July 31st, 2019
What might viewing conspiracism as a form of play tell us about the workings of contemporary culture, our capacity for critical thinking, or how we build new understandings?…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds , February 24th, 2019
This co-authored op-ed from a Sociology grad student and myself based on a three month study done by Mr Maraj under my supervision of the local newspapers and…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs , February 24th, 2019
This co-authored op-ed from a Sociology grad student and myself based on a three month study done by Mr Maraj under my supervision of the local newspapers and…
standplaatswereld , March 10th, 2017
Portrait of Giambattista Vico by Francesco Solimena By Matthias Teeuwen I want to thank Ton Salman for his insightful take on the question…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds , October 5th, 2016
In this column for a series on academic freedom at sage social science space I looked at the financialisation of the academic book publishing industry and asked questions about changes…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs , October 5th, 2016
In this column for a series on academic freedom at sage social science space I looked at the financialisation of the academic book publishing industry and asked questions about changes…
The Anxious Anthropologist , May 16th, 2016
Nine years ago when I started my doctoral studies not only was I in a fertile intellectual endeavour undertaking fieldwork, reading theory, stretching my brain and writing,…
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standplaatswereld , February 25th, 2016
Petition diversifying Philosophy By Georgette Veerhuis A month ago on Thursday 21 January 2016 I attended the symposium Diversify Philosophy at the VU. It sounded mysterious. Why does…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds , January 17th, 2016
Misogyny at the Trinidad Guardian… Maybe I am a prude, but is it ok for a national newspaper to regularly publish a column whose language, imagery and content…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs , January 17th, 2016
Misogyny at the Trinidad Guardian… Maybe I am a prude, but is it ok for a national newspaper to regularly publish a column whose language, imagery and content…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds , January 17th, 2016
my last column for the Guardian under their current editor, who i think fired me for calling out his star columnist for being a sexist… Maybe I am…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds , December 20th, 2015
We all know money grows on trees so why should we change… So lets pretend the Paris agreement went much further than it ever could in the quest…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds/Blogs , December 20th, 2015
We all know money grows on trees so why should we change… So lets pretend the Paris agreement went much further than it ever could in the quest…
Dylan Kerrigan - Opeds , December 20th, 2015
We all know money grows on trees so why should we change… So lets pretend the Paris agreement went much further than it ever could in the quest…