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Call for papers: the politics of identity
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Plutocrats being absurdly defensive: please share any examples you come across!
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The Defensiveness of Elites
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How depoliticisation and political polarisation co-exist in American politics
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The Internal Immigration of the American Elite
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The defensiveness of contemporary elites
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The Political Socialisation of Presidents and Politicians
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The performative pressures posed by presidency
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Cognitive triage in politics
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‘Slow walking’ as a post-democratic tactic
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Market liberalism and the foreclosure of politics
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Violence as the expression of Trump’s nascent ideology
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The Accleration of Political Rhetoric
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defensive elites and the actions they’re willing to take
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“Let Me Stay”: Exhibition on Housing Insecurity in Manchester
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Protest and Performance Week @WarwickUni
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John McDonnell’s New Socialism
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The Pathology of the Super-Rich
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CfP: Contemporary Political Youth Culture and Communication
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Call for Papers: Political Citizenship and Social Movements
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The Skilled Demagoguery of Donald J. Trump
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the inanity of post-democratic political leaders
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CfP: Manchester Social Movements conference
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Wed, Jan 27, LSE: Emergencies of Peace: The Exceptional State of (Academic) Affairs in Contemporary Turkey
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the political economy of outsourcing
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Call for Papers: Political Citizenship and Social Movements
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Violent Abandonment: researching the Calais Refugee Camp – @SocioWarwick Seminar Wednesday 20 January
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the political psychology of the super rich
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the best description of Corbynism I’ve encountered
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killer mike from run the jewels interviews bernie sanders
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Deadline Jan 8th: Mapping Alternative Routes out of Capitalism
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Donald Trump: The Reluctant Fascist
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the idiocy of defensive elites
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What will the Millennial Fascist look like?
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Inside the Lives of the 1% – How Power and Inequality Operate in Britain
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CfP: Political Theory on Refugees
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mapping the post-capitalist paradigm and its thinkers
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the liquid warfare of ISIS
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the right-wing plot to overthrow FDR and install a dictator in the US (and more on the potential for fascism in the united states)
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cyber war between non-state actors
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the politics of stupidity
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the old world of banking
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from risk to resilience: responsible citizens for uncertain times
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large environmental protest in paris banned
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the ‘soft coup’ currently taking place in portugal
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the ‘religion’ of digital elites
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post-capitalism: envisaging a shared future
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the intensification of work and the competitive busyness of ceos
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why the left should not support the britain stronger in europe campaign
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the politics of discretionary effort
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the hostage taking capacity of banks
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reasons for the commitment of capital to the european project
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over-reach by unelected technocrats
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the capture of the political class
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the astroturfing industry
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‘The UK is finished’: Owen Jones meets Peter Hitchens
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the horatio alger myth
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the threats of financial elites
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the threats of financial elites
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the totally weird subculture of 1980s mortgage traders
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the masters of the universe and their delusions
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the meaning of scrounging in conservative britain
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post-democratic political culture: how good leaders go bad
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the post-democratic judicial system
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the social expectations of the super-rich
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markets are a machine for destroying the ego
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the culture of the ‘working rich’
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the moral discourse of the ‘reasonable technocrat’
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what to do when a political party you instinctively support shows nothing but contempt for the things you believe?
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negative solidarity is here to stay: the ‘greedy’ tube workers
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imagining post-capitalism and techno-fascism
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the antinomies of blairism
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the war on radicalisation and where it might lead
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Thatcher Fucked The Kids
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David Cameron Serenaded By Ukulele Player Singing ‘F**k Off Back To Eton’
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“The problem with capitalism is that it’s not capitalist enough”: Neoliberalism 2.0?
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Upper Clapton Dance (cc @Mookron)
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The Strange Transformation of Gideon Osborne
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The surprisingly vitriolic misogyny of James Bond
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What would British fascism look like?
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The omnipresent threat of violence under neoliberalism
