#freepalestine #endtheoccupation
#freepalestine #endtheoccupation
I’m contributing a seminar to the University of Bristol, School of Education, Conversations in Education 2026-27. The event on Wednesday 11 November at Noon is hybrid, and tickets are available from the School of Education’s Eventbrite. Seminar Title: The Dissolution…
My new book, The Dissolution of the Universities, has been published by MayFly Books. It is free to download from the MayFly website. If you can donate to keep the radical press going that would be appreciated. My sincere thanks…
My new book with MayFly Books is published next Wednesday, 24 June. The book begins from the premise that: The University is in crisis because it is the crisis. The argument works with one of the key questions raised by…
I have just submitted the final draft for a monograph with MayFly Books. The title is The Dissolution of the Universities. This book was written in the shadow of Gaza. It forms one strand of my grieving and mourning the…
I ran a workshop on the dissolution of the universities at the International Festival of Decoloniality 2026 on Tuesday. This was such an enlivening event, in particular in bringing a range of stories and narratives into conversation, in a way…
With the DMU Stephen Lawrence Research Centre (SLRC), I led a British Educational Research Association (BERA) small grants project. BERA’s intention is to support research focussing on the professional learning for teacher educators, and our project connected to the SLRC’s…
A list of resources (mainly podcasts) that I have been engaging with, in order to work through how I feel about Palestine-Israel. I have an eye to deepening my own (self-) awareness, focusing on processing my grief and rage at…
I have agreed a new book project with MayFly Books. Having worked with MayFly for my previous monograph, The Hopeless University in 2021, the ethos underpinning this publisher aligns with my own democratic and horizontal approach. I feel that the…
The undersigned Centre for Urban Research on Austerity (CURA) members, past and present, make the following statement in our personal capacities. We do so in light of recent correspondence on a Critical Geography email list from someone with links to…
Perhaps the Western academic swallows their shaky voice for fear of their academic positions, careers, future salaries, and social standings. Nevertheless, there must be a greater reward for this complicity. There must be a greater sense of self-importance and collective…