By Yukisato Azai, International and Development Studies, Geneva Graduate Institute.

On a blazing sunny day, when I walked toward the site of a sit-in protest against the construction of a new …

By Erin Moriarty and Octavian Robinson

When we think about The Crip Linguistics Reader, what strikes us most is not the theoretical architecture that it assembled. Rather, it is the network of…

Die Identitätspolitiken der Rechten haben in den letzten Jahren eine „woke Rechte“ konstruiert, in der sich Akteure wie Kirk oder Fuentes als Opfer inszenieren. Besonders weiße, christliche Männer seh…

2008. “Martin Heidegger Goes to the Movies.” In, Cultural Politics in a Global Age (112–119). Oxford: One World.

Was never really satisfied that I had understood Heidegger in 1996 when…

Time leaves traces—on institutions, on disciplines, on the stories we inherit and the futures we imagine. As UCL marks its 200th year, we find ourselves invited into a rare temporal vantage point: a …

I do not have all of it in a nice neat single package – there should be 9 hours of love (what I do have is 9 hours with English subs, with about an hour long section which refuses to be loaded …

My latest article is now out in a special issue of the American Review of Canadian Studies. In it, I look at the decade (or so) before the 1909 Boundary Waters Treaty, which governs transboundary wate…