Huge thanks to the editors and reviewers at Political Theory, to my supervisor Chris Meckstroth, and to PhD pals Jane Darby Menton and Tim Karayiannides for their indispensable help putting this together. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

New piece by Helen M. Kinsella @hmkinsella.bsky.social on the Lieber Code, a touchstone in the history of humanitarianism, in relationship to US settler colonialism. I got to see an earlier version presented at CambridgeIRHistory - very glad to see the final thing in print!

Reposting now that the tumult of APSA has subsided - "The Political Theory of Global Supply Chains" was just published by Contemporary Political Theory! Please check it out - it's a killer line-up of folks talking about the prospects for and challenges to global solidarity today.

Great line-up for the Autumn Political Theory workshop at Department of Politics and International Relations with Emma Stone Mackinnon Udit Bhatia Alasia Nuti and Tom Arnold-Forster

For our first DPE seminar of the year today, we are delighted to be hosting Emma Mackinnon Emma Stone Mackinnon (Cambridge) who will be presenting on "The Promise of Human Rights"

Our guest speaker LSE Political Theory this week is Emma MacKinnon (Cambridge) Emma Stone Mackinnon on “The Promise of Human Rights and the Politics of Hypocrisy” - Thursday 4 pm in NAB 2.19. We look forward to seeing you there!

still one of the best, if not the best, historical analysis/-es of the Algerian Revolution and its international legal thought dimensions - by Emma Stone Mackinnon. Such a great chapter! academic.oup.com/book/39838/cha…

Check out the new issue of CPT. Articles on Bissau-Guinean political thought, Confucian perfectionism, and African-American political thought and a democratic canon. brill.com/view/journals/… Comparative Political Theory Brill Social Sciences ➡️ Facebook Emma Stone Mackinnon claudia favarato Fordham Political Science @MRogers097

Looking forward to this panel next week👇gonna try to resist making any Madeleine L’Engle jokes

Looking forward to discussing Nazmul Sultan’s book on the 4th! Panel is online, link below to register

Wrote a small piece here, "The Portable Fanon" - on Fanon and the politics of context in what he calls a "compartmentalized world"