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Damning report on precarious working conditions at the LSE.

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Today is my first day as Professor of Law at SOAS University of London, University of London. Sad leaving friends at Birkbeck, but grateful to have been welcomed so warmly by my lovely new colleagues at SOAS and to work alongside scholars I have known and admired for years. Here's to new beginnings.

Our next Centre for Critical Legal Studies online reading group meeting (on Nancy Fraser) is next week on Wednesday. Introduced by the wonderful Perpetua Adar. Details 👇

Tomorrow 11-12 UK time: Centre for Critical Legal Studies reading group on the nexus between race, empire, and capitalism in Nancy Fraser's work. Introduced by Perpetua Adar

Join us for our next ONLINE seminar, part of the “Aesthetics & Justice” series co-organised w/ Warwick Criminal Justice Centre, Warwick Law School & Warwick Sociology looking at creative encounters in prison & police custody, with Professor Layla Skinns & @jometcalf2 🗓️on Weds 22/01/25 2.00-3.15pm (gmt). Details👇🏽

I wrote for Jacobin about the inter-imperial rivalry over Greenland and its minerals, and the dangers of the Arctic being the next energy sacrifice zone

Rest in power to a real comrade.

Very much looking forward to welcoming Mohammad Shahabuddin for a research seminar on 'Decolonising Minority Rights Discourse' today Warwick Law School

This term we are reading Gillian Rose (also to mark the 30 yr anniversary of her death). We meet on Teams every other Wednesday 11-12, beginning 29th Jan. Everyone is welcome. Email [email protected] for a meeting link.

Join us for the Socio-Legal Seminar Series LSE Law School starting tomorrow w/ - Jess Connolly-Smith on Law, Registration & the State: Making Identities through Space, Place & Movement - Sandhya Fuchs on Fragile Hope - Mayur Suresh on Terror Trials - Dr Allison Lindner on Waste Pickers Come along!

Here's my introduction to Gillian Rose for Jacobin, with thanks to Daniel Lopez for commissioning the piece and his helpful edits.

If you are interested in reading Gillian Rose with us, do join the Centre for Critical Legal Studies reading group online tomorrow

The Centre for Critical Legal Studies is co-hosting a cross-departmental workshop on Teaching Palestine. Christine Schwobel-Patel Nicola Pratt Henrique Carvalho

My essay for The New Arab analyses the new ‘lingerie genre’ of genocide imagery—the phenomenon of Israeli soldiers creating and posting sexual scenes using Palestinian women’s intimate clothing. Colonial desire meets TikTok in Israel's 'lingerie genre’ newarab.com/opinion/coloni…

Join our next ‘Aesthetics & Justice’ seminar, co-hosted w/ Warwick Criminal Justice Centre , Centre for Critical Legal Studies: Exploring the Soundscapes of Incarceration w/ Laudan Nooshin & Kate Herrity Weds 19th February 2025 | 2 – 3.15 pm (GMT) Warwick Law School (S2.09) & Online: tinyurl.com/3ftjrnev

Reading list on International Law and Palestine, pulled from my foundational undergraduate module on International Law. By no means comprehensive, but perhaps useful to some wondering which resources to integrate into teaching syllabi.

We continue today with our reading group of Gillian Rose's work. Intro by Centre co-Director Henrique Carvalho

Our next Gillian Rose reading group is on 26th Feb (on Teams) We'll be discussing Chapter 7 of Hegel Contra Sociology. Introduced by Rosie Woodhouse. Warwick Law School Centre for Critical Legal Studies Henrique Carvalho All welcome

Join us for our final reading group of the term next Wednesday 12 March 11-12am. We have been reading Gillian Rose this term and will finish with excerpts from her wonderful memoir Love's Work, introduced by Christine Schwobel-Patel