I'm honored and heartened and thrilled af to have my book Form and Flow and Hillary Angelo's book How Green Became Good together in the American Association of Geographers Review of Books, with reviews by so many brilliant and generous scholars of urban nature... tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

If you’re a black scholar writing on race and the environment in the UK, please check out the James McCune Smith Scholarship! It’s an incredible program and the students are unbelievably original & sharp! It was great to engage with so many of them today! gla.ac.uk/scholarships/m…

Characteristically brilliant work by Rebecca Elliott on the imaginative and material work states do to prefigure private insurance markets, laying the foundations for market-based climate governance.
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In light of yesterday's ruling, it seems like a good time to replug this piece I wrote last year for the Landesmuseum Zürich blog.nationalmuseum.ch/en/2023/07/the…

For folks in London, my department is looking for undergraduate class teachers for next academic year. Details below!

Brilliant discussion full of well-deserved praise for Alpa Shah’s incredibly important book

Tarun Khaitan’s concluding comment: “The constitution will be saved on the streets if it is to survive.”

Read this for diagnosis of India’s collapsing democracy and hope for saving it

Like all of Alpa Shah’s work, this book is a meticulously researched, deeply ethnographic, and politically rigorous account of how people struggle against rising authoritarianism and crony capitalism.

The refusal of despair in the face of this is inspiring. Read this book.

“There is much at stake in thinking about the future, particularly for people who are thought of as only of the past”

Hazel Carby at London Review of Books winter lecture series