• Covid-19 and the re-politicisation of the economy

• the pandemic age has its origins in neoliberal agribusiness

• The Shifting Plate Tectonics of Late Neoliberalism

• The neoliberal social contract

• Anti-Trumpism mirrored Trumpism

• Just the flu

• The anthropological shock of Covid-19

• Neoliberalism is limping to its death: what comes next?

• The emerging contours of (alt)liberal anti-leftism

• The challenge of post-neoliberal civics

• Europe is lost

• The perpetual warfare of the populist president

• The immersive challenge of the hyperserial narrative

• The problem of British towns

• Fascism and the pleasures of joining in

• Robot, experience this tragic irony for me

• CfP: Addressing Violent Youth Radicalisation in Europe

• A few thoughts on the election

• Election 2019 and journalism

• So this is why we try? We bet it all on hopeless?

• Ontological junctures

• The highly structured centralised system of the grassroots campaign

• Hampered by the need to defend the EU…

• This was drawn by Patrick Tresset’s robot It…

• The promise of the populist president

• The vested interests of the media in Trump

• The nostalgia of centrism

• Recension Day

• The Goods Yard, Kings Cross, London, UK

• Human Tetris

• The Poetics of Data Analytics

• Call for video entries: city and night

• On Manchester

• We were always waiting for something to happen

• Showing up, standing, breathing, moving

• The Founder

• Boris the introvert

• This is how it works

• Did oil prices cause the financial crisis?

• This is not a pipe

• Turn those clapping hands into angry fists

• Professionalisation as capture 

• Fast movements struggle with slow issues 

• Why the EU matters for the future of the climate 

• And I always dreamed of classic cars and movie screens

• Can capitalism survive climate change?

• The world’s a stage and we play a character, I found him

• Neoliberalism: the ideological wall blocking climate action 

• Game of Thrones: from sociological to psychological storytelling

• Climate change as doorstep politics

• The singular innovation which explains capitalism’s growth

• The fantasies of wealthy city dwellers

• Should climate change be a master narrative?

• What comes after 2100?

• The movement of people around an uninhabitable earth

• When political theory restages the ‘Corbynism is a cult’ trope

• Who would be against the people?

• The dark possibilities incipient with Universal Basic Income

• The political adulthood of the Occupy generation

• Taking back control: what happens when people realise they were lied to?

• Corbynism without Corbyn

• And who are you supposed to be?

• Optimism as a political factor in Brexit Britain

• Austerity politics as reactionary populism

• It’s The Political Economy, Stupid

• Political science, epistemic snobbery and the Corbyn problem

• So you were born, and that was a good day

• The real danger is to linger at the base of the thing

• “If you are for or against dictatorship, call in”: the terrifying turn in British politics

• lights are out, phones are dead and I’m the only thing that’s runnin in this city

• Talking to people on trains

• The anxiety of inertia: binge watching as death drive 

• But you can recognise me because I’m you

• Breathe Me

• Are you interested in sociological fiction?

• Everything’s connected, right? Everything’s connected

• How does one become a competitive Rubiks cube player?

• A few questions about Marvel’s Secret Wars

• The media must take responsibility for recent far right attacks on left wing journalists

• I hate to think I’ll make it to 70, potentially 75, and realise I’ve never been alive

• ‘Free speech’ as the unifying principle of a resurgent right

• The mundane reality of neo-fascism

• 🐈 The Skiathos Cats 🐈

• I bomb atomically, Socrates’ philosophies

• A few videos on quantum computing and the physics of time I want to come back to later

• Look at me now 

• Sally Rooney on Theory Anxiety

• a machine that’ll speak for me

• Thinking with your feet 

• Trying to exist in superposition

• From gated communities to moated communities

• Off shore capital and the great inflation

• Iain Sinclair on the self-importance of Cambridge

• Harvey Specter: a study in late modern sociopathy

• An industry for creating dynasties

• “They ruined the world”

• From political engagement to asset protection

• The Vertigo of (Accelerated) Corruption

• How corruption makes history  

• The ideas industry and funding the new right