A very interesting CfP!

Very interesting article!

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We are thrilled to invite you to the Academic Freedom Symposium on May 17, with a Keynote address delivered by Robert Post.
Participants: Eleonora Bottini, Olivier Beaud, Camille Fernandes.
(Organized by Patrick Weil & Roman Zinigrad רומן זיניגרד)
Registration: tinyurl.com/RobertPostAUP

Right to protest and dissent is one of the most fundamental rights. And mixing police and academic institutions is never a good idea.

Meanwhile in Georgia. Watch it closely.

Peaceful protest is a human right.
Freedom of speech is a human right.
Freedom of expression is a human right.

Universities should respect the right to protest. trib.al/wtg4B1S

Glad to finally get hold of Lauren Benton’s They Called it Peace.

Benton shows “how imperial small wars produced conditions for outbreaks of atrocity.” Timely stuff!

In newest statement, Hamas gives a fairly positive response to the latest hostage deal, saying it will send a delegation to Egypt as soon as possible to complete the discussions with the aim of reaching an agreement.

Dear colleagues, is there any long(ish) essay that is exploring subject of TERFism or ‘gender critical’ feminism in an interesting and not belittling manner? Would love to read it.

This conference sounds so great!

Sounds like a must to me!

A very interesting CfP!

Today marks 20 years since 🇵🇱 entered the 🇪🇺. The kind of changes the country underwent in the past 2 decades are nothing short of revolutionary. It's been a privilege to grow up with them. There's much to be said about the EU, its pros and cons, but I am happy we're a part of it

Happy to see the book edited by IsidoraGrubački Una Blagojevic and Lucija Balikić, with my chapter on Poland between 1944-46, to be published this August in Routledge Books!
taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/10.…

Finished my first full year of teaching! ✨✨✨ this is such a hard and rewarding job.

Now that’s a biggie.

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