Come along to discuss horror and comedy in Trump and Zohran Mamdani's discourse - with a bit of Romero's zombie films and Shaun of the Dead thrown in for good measure
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Come along to discuss horror and comedy in Trump and Zohran Mamdani's discourse - with a bit of Romero's zombie films and Shaun of the Dead thrown in for good measure
Looking forward to another great Global Theory Forum working session TONIGHT at KCL! Join us 5pm at Bush House (S)1.03 to discuss Maja Kantar's work on political subjectivity beyond refusal, with Johan Seibers as discussant - followed, as always, by the pub
The GTF Spring Symposium is back - get your abstracts in by 9th March!
Very proud to share this piece with
@bolandeira.bsky.social for @jacobinmag.bsky.social, where we discuss the complicated relationship between the radical left and the nation, based on our article in JCES (doi.org/10.1080/1478...).
Global Theory Forum's working group sessions return this Thursday at 5pm! Anton Bronfman will present his paper 'Mystifying Possibilities: towards a conceptualization of the diplomatic mystique' with Dr. Alvina Hoffmann from SOAS as discussant. Join us at QMUL Bancroft 1.02.5, followed by the pub!
We have extended our Call for Papers for Working Groups till Monday, 15th December: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F.... We encourage submissions by PhD students and ECRs who want a relaxed setting to present in-progress work, and note you just need a presentation, not a complete paper.
Got a great session lined up for Thursday's Global Theory Forum working group - Camilo Ardila and Kim Hutchings discussing the pluriverse and decoloniality - be there or be square! 5pm Thursday at QMUL
Deconstruction and Discourse Theory as Method course @essexsummerschool.bsky.social 3-14 August 2026 essexsummerschool.com/courses/ess-...
Reminder that our Call for Abstract for the Spring Working Group sessions ends soon! Apply here t.co/IkJ7pUJ0Gy by the 8th of December!
We’re delighted to announce our CfA for the Spring Working Group sessions, held in person at KCL, QMUL, UCL and Birkbeck!
The series offers a conversational space to share ideas in international political theory — no paper draft required.
Submit here by Dec 8th: shorturl.at/u9xiL
Great start to the GTF working group series tonight with a discussion of the complicated relationship between theory and praxis, with Laya Hooshyari presenting and Jacob Mukherjee acting as discussant
Torn between finishing my thesis on French populist humour and writing about Zohran instead...
We are excited to announce our 2025 Autumn Term Working Group Series! Do make sure you are signed up to our email list (indicated below) to make sure you are up to date with Forum updates and the circulation of the relevant readings prior to each session.
We are delighted to announce a Call for Papers for a special issue and accompanying workshop with the Journal of International Political Theory on Relating Theory and Method in Global Political Contexts. Submit abstracts by November 10th (link below) - share widely!
forms.gle/zDGSnQWoVYzF...
It's time for a new kind of political party - one that belongs to you.
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Police in Canterbury today informed a protestor that the phrase "Israel is committing genocide in Gaza" could be considered a declaration of support for Palestine Action and therefore a terrorism offence.
We are thrilled to share the CfA for our Autumn term seminar series, in-person at KCL and QMUL.
The series provides dedicated and conversational space forengaging with international political theory, with no requirement for a paper draft.
See full CfA below, and submit here: shorturl.at/gOPlF
A nice consensus on “I’m afraid Gary Lineker’s extreme views are too incendiary for the BBC” at the same time as we’re getting “I think you’ll find there are key differences between the Prime Minister’s comments and the Rivers of Blood speech” makes it pretty clear what’s been happening, does it not
The Lord of the Rings is a book obsessed with ruins, bloodlines, and the divine right of aristocrats. Why are so many on the left able to love it?
@gerrycanavan.bsky.social on J.R.R. Tolkien: www.dissentmagazine.org/article/tolk...
Our second panel yesterday discussed left-wing populism and its challenges, with presentations from @bolandeira.bsky.social and @theoaiolfi.bsky.social, @freddielarden.bsky.social and Hannah Shaw! #PSA25
My first book, The Populist Style, is finally out! 🎉✨
It is available in open access (direct link to the PDF: tinyurl.com/PopulistStyl...) and there is a 30% discount code (NEW30) for those who want to get a hardback copy (edin.ac/3WIe0Sr).
Here's a summary of the book's key arguments:
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📣 New open access publication in @politicsjournal.bsky.social 📣
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
We about pluralism a lot in populism studies as populism’s supposed opposite, but what does pluralism actually mean? More importantly, perhaps, what do we want it to mean? 🧵
Critical populism studies are flourishing, and we're curating a Bluesky starter pack featuring brilliant young minds and seasoned experts shaping the field! Dive into their groundbreaking work here 👇
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