The fact so many young LGBTQ people on this website clearly think that pointing out that the main victims of HIV/AIDS in the West were gay and bi men is homophobic shows how badly LGBTQ history is taught and understood.

It doesn’t make sense: How are academic jobs flexible when most are geographically bound? A purely time-based understanding of work and flexibility is just so C20th.

People racialized as Black been talking about structural racism for 50-leven years. Scholars racialized as White discovered it last year and the funding flood gates opened up.

What a great discussion on mediated field-making we had in our hybrid #easa2022 roundtable, "Remote Ethnography as Mediated Ethnography: Chances and Dangers under and beyond Covid-19"! EASA Ka-Kin Cheuk Got excited about further problematising of fieldwork ethics.

Back when I was a sociology student at Kyiv-Mohyla, I was stupidly, shamelessly enamoured with the collective western Left. I dreamed of a day when Ukrainian academia would have widespread and popular discussions about colonialism, privilege, and all of the -isms. I read essays

📆The CEFC has the pleasure to invite you to the #seminar on “#Hong Kong’s #Living #Heritage: Creative ways to promote #intangible #cultural heritage” on Saturday, September 17, 3.00-4.30 p.m (HK Time). Please, scan the QR code on the poster below!

We’ve 2 books lined up & seeking more on all things advancing masculinities research. Have a look & consider sending a proposal. Please share Dr Karla Elliott @DrMichaelKehler Kylie King Gayle Kaufman Dr. Brittany Ralph Dr Bec Stewart (she/her) Tristan Bridges @_MarkMcCormack @rethinkmasculin

My new book, Unsettling Exiles, published by Columbia University Press , is out! It is ranked one in #HKhistory. If you purchase the book through CUP website you may receive a 20% discount off the price of the book by using the promo code CUP20. #HongKong #HongKongExodus Pomona College

My new article examines Hong Kong as queer global formation through the lives of Taiwan-based LGBTIQ+ migrants. Post-2019 Hong Kong is very queer, and I argue that it is most meaningfully so in the diaspora. Published open access in Global Networks: doi.org/10.1111/glob.1…

Call for applications: NIAS – NIOD – KITLV Fellowship Moving objects, Mobilising Culture in the Context of (De)colonisation. Deadline: 18 March 12.00 (noon) CET 2024. Four fellowships in the academic year 2024-25 nias.knaw.nl/fellowships/ni…

New pub. Longitudinal qual data allowed us to answer an important question—why do LGBTQ workers sometimes end up keeping their identities to themselves despite their prior intentions to come out? Results highlight the importance of structural constraints. rdcu.be/dykZR

❤️‍🔥HOT OFF THE PRESS❤️‍🔥: SI 'The politics of Islamic Consumerism in Indonesia'. ed. Julian Millie & I in Asian Studies Review. The SI studies links bwn the commercialisation of Islam & changing patterns of Muslim authority. 🧵tinyurl.com/3zn6a3we

Today's focus read from MAI 13: Alice Haylett Bryan's video essay exploring the work of six women editors working in Korean Horror cinema: maifeminism.com/investigation-…

Coming in July James Welker, Transfiguring Women in Late Twentieth-Century Japan: Feminists, Lesbians, and Girls' Comics Artists and Fans (Hawai'i 2024) uhpress.hawaii.edu/title/transfig…

Here at Utrecht Uni for a DEI symposium. But I see only white men on the wall.

Présentation de livre "Petite histoire de l'expérimentation #démocratique. Tirage au sort et #politique d'Athènes à nos jours" par Yves Sintomer à la #librairie française Parenthèses de #Hongkong. 👉 cefc.com.hk/fr/event/prese…

I am so excited to see the advance publication of my article on Sinophone media in Malaysia in positions: asia critique positions journal. read.dukeupress.edu/positions/arti…

I had the pleasure of being interviewed by former RTHK radio host Nicola Chase for an article in The Hong Konger, a new platform amplifying the voices of the Hong Kong diaspora. hongkonger.world/2025/01/15/bey…