In his review, @Toal_CritGeo emphasizes that Savage Ecology is worthy of the library in the mountain bunkers of the future. societyandspace.org/articles/the-g…

@SavageEcology responds to the set of reviews, hoping to follow each critique where he would take it next in his research, rather than attempting to defend the territory of a country he has long since abandoned. societyandspace.org/articles/a-rep…

Jairus Victor Grove wrote a brilliant book and Emily Gilbert put together an incredibly thoughtful forum and exchange on it for Society & Space with some amazing contributors. A solid indictment of IR, and reflections on a philosophy for living together bit.ly/3dyxSDV

🚨Communications Coordinator job! Are you an advanced University of Toronto student working in Indigenous Politics? Do you have a knack for creating engaging digital content? Possess knowledge of current and future social media trends? If so, this position might be a good fit for you!

Lovely folks, WE ARE HIRING! ❤️‍🔥I am thrilled that our department is participating in the much needed UNC-Chapel Hill Native & Indigenous Studies cluster hire & have been waiting for this ad to come out. I’m on the committee & am happy to chat. More below! unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/242693

#FirstView from RIS - Introduction to the Special Section: Disruption by design - ow.ly/7Ss250LsPNy - Nicole Sunday Grove, @NishaVShah & @martincoward

Fascinating as well as provocative: 'What happens when #disruption rather than good governance has become the metric of institutional success?' - Nicole Sunday Grove @NishaVShah @martincoward - is this the answer to the #polycrisis? Adam Tooze Helen Thompson POLIS

Wonderful time with wonderful people at Colgate University this week. AND I got to see snow! Thanks to @MundyProf and Daniel Bertrand Monk for the invitation and for being such great hosts.

My article "Receding Resilience: On the Planetary Moods of Disruption" is now out in RIS as part of a special issue on the politics of #disruption & what happens when disruption rather than good governance becomes the metric of institutional success 1/ buff.ly/3TvbZVc

New Victor Y. Wu @monkeycageblog: Marjorie Taylor Greene’s supporters don’t care what critics think washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/… Draws from our @MisinfoReview finding criticism of Greene's QAnon ties by R or D officials reduced feelings toward Q but not her: misinforeview.hks.harvard.edu/article/legisl…

Take a look at the introduction to the 1st special section in a series aiming at showcasing scholarly work that is recasting what counts as study of Int. politics. In this one, @martincoward, @NishaVShah and Nicole Sunday Grove discuss disruption by design. bit.ly/3Uyuxoy

NEW RIS issue out now, with 7 #OpenAccess articles to view! This issue's theme is 'Disruption by Design', featuring articles from: Nicole Sunday Grove Louise Amoore Charmaine Chua @lucasdopaes Anna Danielsson Jonathan Luke Austin +more! Read it at: cambridge.org/core/journals/… Cambridge University Press - Politics

RIS Vol 49 - issue 1 is out and one of the papers featured in it is Nicole Sunday Grove's reflection on disruption as a planetary mood. Click here to access it for free: buff.ly/3TvbZVc #affect #disruption #resilience #politics #chaos BISA - British International Studies Association Cambridge University Press - Politics

Last semester was a bit chaotic.. pleased to share the belated news that I've accepted the position of Editor-in-Chief of the Harvard Kennedy School Misinformation Review, an open-source journal focused on the diffusion & impact of mis/disinfo worldwide bit.ly/3Y7nd5a