Attending this great conference today!
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Attending this great conference today!
Un peu de bonne lecture 👇
#ESR
theconversation.com/des-enseigna...
Just published in @ersjournal.com
The French invention of the “Islamo-leftist” peril: origins and first uses of a reactionary category of thought
www.tandfonline.com/eprint/9CVUP...
#islamogauchisme #islamophobia #antisemitism #VeilleSHS
"Here surely lies sociology's distinctively
public purpose: to represent humanity's interest in containing the unbridled tyranny of the market and
state." May others go forward in memory of Michael Burawoy. www.asanet.org/michael-bura...
A stately beaux arts building on the left with dozens of students sitting on the steps. In the middle, Michael Burawoy stands with a megaphone wearing all black and staring at the camera with a friendly smile.
I will always remember him as the 1st professor to show up at the barricades & the last to leave whenever there was a student protest on campus. Here he is on the steps of Wheeler Hall lecturing on Foucault as students chained themselves to the roof protesting austerity. 📸 @zunguzungu.bsky.social
It’s sad that the biggest infrastructural investment of our lifetime by gov and business is an intellectual deskilling, plagiarizing machine that they dare call “intelligence.”
What would happen if we put a few billion into public libraries and focused on people, not products.
Merci!!!
Clip of New York Times Article with a photograph of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the following headline: Donald Trump Wants Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to Be Health Secretary Whether the Senate would confirm Mr. Kennedy, a vaccine skeptic who has unorthodox views about medicine, is an open question.
Unorthodox is when you eat a hotdog with a fork and knife. Supporting dangerous conspiracies that will lead to death from preventable diseases and planning to fire most NIH staff is RADICAL EXTREMISM.
The NYT is destroying our capacity to understand and resist this right-wing takeover.
CFP: Sickness and Capitalism: New Essays on Public Health, Medicine & the Environment.
Elodie Edwards-Grossi & I invite submissions for a new edited volume on the history of Medicine, Public Health & Environment under capitalism. Abstracts due 12/20. Please share networks.h-net.org/group/announ...
Environmental Justice in Post-War America Endorsed by the OAH Committee on the Status of ALANA Historians and ALANA Histories Chair and Commentator: Joseph Hower, Southwestern University Fabricating Silicon Valley: Labor, Environment, and Health in the Making of the Computer Chip, 1955–2010 Adam Quinn, University of Oregon The Air Is Getting Thicker: Documenting the Long-Term Fight of Racialized Communities against Toxicity and Polluted Landscapes in the South Bay of Los Angeles, 1970–2000 Elodie Edwards-Grossi, Université Paris Dauphine and Institut Universitaire de France Indigenous Activists and the 1991 First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit Paul Rosier, Villanova University
For those at #OAH24 in New Orleans this week, I'll be on this environmental justice panel Thursday at 12:45!
Three scholars, Charlotte Leib (Yale University, USA), Elodie Edwards-Grossi (Paris Dauphine University, France), and Mattin Biglari (University of Bristol, England) stand for a photograph in front of the World Congress for Environmental History sign and University of Oulu logo, in the main conference building.
Geometric sculptures in the courtyard in front of a colorful modernist building complex on the University of Oulu campus.
The sun ets across the horizon in Oulu. Grasses and sand in the foreground. Silhouettes of trees in the middle ground; water at left. The sky is fairly clear and purple-hued clouds recede towards the sun and orange sunset horizon.
Some photos from a diverse, lively gathering of 700+ delegates in Oulu, Finland at the World Congress of Environmental History.
Thank you to the organizers & to the participants in our "Petroleum Century and the Transformation of Global Landscapes" sessions! #wceh2024
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book cover of 'petrochemical planet' by Alice Mah.
New book review!
'Petrochemical planet. Multiscalar battles of industrial transformation' by Alice Mah, Durham and London, Duke University Press, 2023.
Reviewed for us by Clarence Hatton-Proulx.
doi.org/10.1080/0964...
Photos of protestors outside a building. A Palestinian flag is being waved and a banner reads “Chevron stop fueling genocide in Gaza”
Protestors are at Chevron headquarters this morning as the company holds its shareholder meeting.
Chevron drills off the coast of Gaza and supplies the vast majority of Israel’s energy as that country’s government continues its assault on Gaza.
#BoycottChevron #ChevronOutOfPalestine
À la conférence #petrocultures 2024 de USC, day 1!
New from me and @guardian
Police repression is kick starting the anti-war movement on campuses
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
Congrats!!
Super!! Je serai à la Petrocultures conference! Hâte de t’entendre!
At the 2024 OAH conference! With #MadwithFreedom in good company at the LSU Press booth
Very happy to see this piece that we wrote with @bostonjoan.bsky.social published! The title of the article is ‘Goffman against DNA: genetic stigma and the use of genetic ancestry tests by white nationalists’ www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... #sociology #racism
Nouvelle publi dans l’American Journal of Public Health : avec C. Willoughby, nous explorons le racisme institutionnel en psychiatrie du XIXeme siècle à aujourd’hui. Dispo sur : ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/10.2105/...
Check out this piece that C. Willoughby and I co-wrote for the American Journal of Public Health. We delve into the nineteenth-century origins of racialized, carceral approaches to #mentalhealth care ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/10.2105/...
Urban Planning Godzilla terrorizes a city while thinking to himself "for Godzilla, All cities are walkable"
Lire la presse, gratuitement ou presque et entièrement légal ?
aller sur BNF.fr et prendre un "pass lecture culture" : 24€ PAR AN (pas par mois, PAR AN), 15€ tarif réduit, gratuit précaires chômeurs, RSA etc
- accès complet à Europresse
- mediapart et arrêt sur images
- archives du NY times
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Au festival Ciudades Reveladas hier soir à Buenos Aires. Très intéressant cycle de documentaires et conférences sur le néolibéralisme dans les villes
Tip of the day: how/where to write a book chapter
Today I gave a talk at EIDEAS on the UNSAM campus which was followed by many great conversations with Argentinian colleagues. I also had the pleasure of hearing a great talk on toxic exposure to pesticides in rural areas by Pablo Lapegna (U. Georgia) and Johana Kunin (EIDAES). What a great day!
Ce matin à Buenos Aires… réveil difficile ici, force aux cheminots argentins!
J’ai vu le Bourgeois gentilhomme (avec Christian Hecq) hier soir à la Comédie française et je vous le conseille vivement !
Christian Hecq compose un Bourgeois gentilhomme tordant mais aussi touchant à la Comédie-Française. Marionnettes, ballets et chants : c’est une féerie !