Happy to have this review of Asylum and extraction in the Republic of Nauru, by Julia Morris, out in CRIME MEDIA CULTURE. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17…

The IHRA definition of anti-Semitism has no place on Australian campuses — #AJOpinion by Micaela Sahhar & Sahar Ghumkhor & Jasmine Barzani & Natalie Ironfield. 🔗: aje.io/2nzikj

Wonderful Carceral Geography review of Ruth Wilson Gilmore's 'Abolition Geography' by roberto catello, noting that for Gilmore, 'Abolition geography is a way of “doing political organizing”, that does not stop at #abolition but calls for new social relations. carceralgeographies.co.uk/abolition-geog…

Please join us in welcoming Dr Dr Chabel Khan to the Melbourne Social Equity Institute team. Chabel's focus will be research that supports more inclusive employment and employment services for people experiencing labour market disadvantage. socialequity.unimelb.edu.au/news/latest/re…

The coup at Theory & Society is complete. After the ed board resigned, the 2 editors handpicked by Springer installed a new board entirely comprised of cognitive scientists, social psychologists, org sociologists, sociobiologists, b school profs, & folks into evolutionary theory

Massive Attack have not performed (& will not perform) in Israel since the international request was made by Palestinian civic society & artistic institutions in 2002 (reiterated in 05 as BDS) as a form of non-violent pressure on Israel to end its brutal occupation of Palestine.

I will soon issue my own statement. I would have lived with the first part re incompatibility. But finishing with ‘there is no place for racism’ implying that i am a racist, I cannot accept. Statement of the Max Planck Society about Prof. Ghassan Hage mpg.de/21510445/state…

Statement regarding my sacking from Max Planck Society hageba2a.blogspot.com/2024/02/statem…

i feel like there should be massive public reckonings every week about 99% of forensic science being made up cop astrology

Very happy to have a new article out today: "The Language of Pain: Punishment and Intelligibility at the Medical Border". Open access! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

The first publication from research I did with Liam Gillespie in 2023 -2024 is now out. It examines the relevance of race in contemporary conspiracy theories - with a focus on the 'freedom movement' during the pandemic. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Save the date! I’ll be presenting at the next #HCNet Speakers' Series (@BSC) on 6 November, 4-5:30pm on ‘The Place of History in Critical Criminology—Lessons from the Berkeley School’. Register below #HistoricalCriminology #CriticalCriminology

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT From 2025, Law, Crime and History will become 'The Journal of Historical Criminology'. We are now accepting submissions. Please see our new website for more details …nalofhistoricalcriminology.pubpub.org Previous issues of LCH will remain available in our catalogue.

Radical criminologists back in the 70s believed historical research was essential to the dev. of a critical criminology. Why was that? I'll discuss this and more today at 4pm (GMT), #HCNet @BSC Speakers' Series - register here: trybooking.com/uk/events/land… #HistoricalCriminology

Thrilled to announce that I've joined Deakin Criminology as an Associate Lecturer (Education Focused) in an ongoing capacity. Looking forward to a future of teaching, producing, questioning, and critiquing criminological knowledge within such a stellar discipline ✨

Two new additions to my little library today, both first editions (!), both major twists in criminological discourse, and both with a discursive relevance which only seems to grow (in whatever way we might construe that).

There are now fifteen 'Sunday Histories' posted on Progressive Geographies - short essays about something related, directly or indirectly, to my research progressivegeographies.com/future-project…