• The drip-by-drip erosion of our liberties in an age of austerity

• The Emperor’s New Clothes

• Why I can’t take Osborne or Cameron seriously when they promise to ‘wage war’ on tax evasion & avoidance

• From passion to profit: exploitation under neoliberalism, or, how seriously should we take latte art?

• Misdirection as technique of governance, or, “it’s student activists attacking freedom of speech, not the state!”

• David Cameron as neoliberal prophet

• CfP: Thinking Beyond Capitalism, Belgrade, June 24-26, 2015

• What will post-democracy look like?

• 10 political cliches that make me want to smash my radio

• The corporate capture of democracy

• The exciting future of governance

• The Overton Window

• David Cameron: “I’m hardcore and I know the score, I am disgusted by the poor”

• Revisiting the Riots – Riots Reframed film screening

• Workshop 11-12th November 2014 – ‘Occupying Politics in a Time of Alterity’

• The political socialisation of Barack Obama

• What will neo-neoliberal ideology look like?

• Those who profess to favor freedom and yet depreciate agitation

• Ever wondered about how Tony Blair interprets his own drift towards right-wing politics?

• Adopting a homeless person

• Cfp “The ‘Spaces and Places’ of Professional Work in the Post-crisis Economy” – RC52 ‘Sociology of Professional Groups’ Interim Conference, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano, 19-21 March 2015

• The next phase of post-democracy? Political disagreement becoming personal prejudice, or, stop being racist against the Tories

• Owen Jones – The Establishment And How They Get Away With It

• The World Cup in Brazil and the Political Economy of Mega Events

• The politics of oil ownership

• Making the ‘Precariat’: Unemployment, Insecurity and Work-Poor Young Adults in Harsh Economic Conditions

• From “I’m alright, Jack” to “Fuck you, Jack”

• CfP: Plunging into Turmoil: Social Sciences and the Crisis, Lisbon, 16-17 October, 2014

• CfP: Youth Activism and Resistance Conference

• The rise of think tanks

• Nigel Farage vs. Tony Blair

• “Stop closing down the debate!”: some thoughts on racism, free speech and UKIP

• George Galloway: “I don’t want your fucking vote”

• 31 things the current UK government have privatised or want to privatise

• Floria Charity harassed by police and couple fined $746 for feeding homeless people

• DIY Citizenship – A Symposium: Critical Making, Activism & Design

• The Performativity of Social Movements (CC @TGJBrock)

• CfP: How capitalism survives? A Marxist-Feminist perspective

• Elizabeth Warren for President

• The professionalisation of charities

• Paul Krugman discusses Piketty with Bill Moyers

• Paul Krugman Makes Rand Paul’s Head Explode With Facts In ‘Big Government’ Debate

• Quantifying the time wasted by quasi-market systems

• Tony Blair: ‘I say lies’

• Caring in Crisis? Communications and Public Reactions to Humanitarian Crises and International Development Causes

• Man Walks Out Of Question Time Studio Over Immigration Row

• The politics of austerity

• Is the state shrinking? Yes, even if John Redwood says it isn’t

• Austerity comes to the Ukraine

• The Myth of Human Progress and the Collapse of Complex Societies

• Attila the Stockbroker on Bob Crow

• Lacuna – new magazine on human rights

• Tony Benn – The issue is Thatcher

• The Iraq war: 10 years on

• A public address to the British Government by Anonymous

• Cameron’s declaration that “money is no object” has destroyed his austerity message

• Paper Session Conceptualizing an Unequal Order: Historical Perspectives on the North-South Divide

• New to Fox news: “Ask a Communist!”

• Elizabeth Warren is pretty fantastic (as politicians go)

• CfP: Sensing War, deadline 14 Feb 2014

• Social and Political Critique in the Age of Austerity – places available for participants

• Leo Panitch on Syriza’s success

• The Progressive War on the 1%

• What would a viable left-wing populist agenda for the UK look like?

• Capitalism Is The Crisis

• Noam Chomsky on “What is Anarchism?”

• Call for papers – social movements and memories

• The return of absolute poverty in the UK

• Putin: “some of my best friends are gay”

• The increasingly fuzzy boundary between public and private security

• CfP: Young People, Precarious Work and Trade Unionism

• Call for Papers: Futures in Question conference

• CfP: ‘Where Now for Social Justice?’

• CFP: “Inclusionary Youth Geographies: Changes, Challenges and Responsibilities”, IGU Krakow 2014

• Social and Political Critique in the Age of Austerity

• Call for Papers -1984: Freedom and Censorship in the Media – Where Are We Now? [Reopened due to relocation]

• The coming war on charity?

• The uk economy can no longer create enough jobs that pay well enough to keep people off benefits

• CfP: Social and Political Critique in the Age of Austerity

• Call for Papers -1984: Freedom and Censorship in the Media – Where Are We Now?

• Call for Papers on Young People, Precarious Work and Trade Unionism

• The Race, Ethnicity and Post-Colonial Studies (REPS) PhD Network

• Bullets and batons in the US and Ukraine

• CfP: Social and Political Critique in the Age of Austerity

• Boris Johnson and the End of History

• Collisions, Coalitions and Riotous Subjects: Reflections, Repercussions and Reverberations

• Uncomfortable positions in local government: negotiating cohesion, inequality and change – Hannah Jones – Seminar tomorrow

• “Only marxists and conmen want to cap energy prices!”

• CfP: Social and Political Critique in the Age of Austerity

• CfP: DEADLINE FRIDAY: Mapping the Field: Race, Racism and Ethnicity 31st January

• The latent authoritarianism of libertarian politics

• Imposing ‘market discipline’ on public services

• The Slow Death of Press Freedom?

• Economists are horrible people

• So what do the Tea Party do now?

• The Popularity of Public Ownership

• The coming UK culture wars?

• Inside the Mind of the Republican Party

• If America has a communist President then perhaps Britain could have a socialist Prime Minister?

• Activists fight for right to the city – Britons, Africans unite in urban struggles