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There is a deep #crisis of #legitimacy and competence that the #neoliberal order in the West faces today, and the struggle for #Palestinian #decolonization, is at the heart of that crisis. By Daanish Mustafa 🇵🇸 دانش مُصطفیٰ Read more👇 thefridaytimes.com/15-Dec-2023/wh… #PalestineWar #Israel #IsraelWar #Gaza

Prof. Daanish Mustafa 🇵🇸 دانش مُصطفیٰ writes: "There is a deep crisis of legitimacy and competence that the neoliberal order in the West faces today, and the struggle for Palestinian decolonization, is at the heart of that crisis." thefridaytimes.com/15-Dec-2023/wh…

In 2022 I was lucky to receive the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Social & Cultural Geography Research Group book prize for Home SOS Out now are a composition of reviews from Rosa Yi, Eunbi Ko, Vimuolea Hang & michele lancione🙏 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/book/10.10… tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… King's Geography

I’m excited and nervous about this in equal measure. Do come along /log on if it sounds interesting!

In this week’s King's Geography seminar, we welcome new lecturers Dr Emma Colven & Dr Dalia Gebrial Dalia Gebrial who presented their research and what they’ll be working on in the department!

Today we welcome POD and Amber Murrey (online) to discuss their recent book Learning Disobedience: Decolonizing Development Studies!

We're advertising two roles King's Geography: 1) Lecturer in Climate Change & Environmental Science kcl.ac.uk/jobs/084448-le… 2) Lecturer in Climate & Society kcl.ac.uk/jobs/084545-le… Both are 3-year positions. Deadline to apply is 13 March

Fascinating talk tonight by Daanish Mustafa 🇵🇸 دانش مُصطفیٰ at the Pakistan High Commission on why Pakistan desperately needs to decolonise the Indus River water-control system.

Today we’re hearing from Jessica Barnes to speak about her recent book Staple Security: Bread and Wheat in Egypyt!

Today we welcome Dr Tolulupe Osayomi, Senior Lecturer at Department of Geography, University of Ibadan University of Ibadan and AfOx Visiting Fellow, who is giving a talk on how Nigeria experienced and dealt with COVID-19.