Previous blogs
Tags
- academia
- aspiration
- asylum
- austerity
- Band Aid
- borders
- Bourdieu
- Brexit
- Calais
- capitalism
- celebrity
- citizenship
- Cold War
- Corona
- corporate philanthropy
- cosmopolitanism
- COVID-19
- Darfur
- democracy
- development
- Diaspora
- drone wars
- Ebola
- education
- Egypt
- Eritrea
- Ethiopia
- EU
- Europe
- famine
- fieldwork
- freedom
- geopolitics
- Germany
- global inequalities
- ground truth
- Horn of Africa
- hospitality
- humanitarianism
- human rights
- hybridity
- inequality
- irony
- Islamic State
- Israel
- journalism
- Mare Nostrum
- media
- Mediterranean
- memory
- Merkel
- migration
- moral bankruptcy
- Mozambique
- National Service
- Nobel Peace Prize
- Obama
- peace
- Peacekeeping
- philanthrocapitalism
- politics
- post-socialism
- referendum
- refugee
- revolution
- social justice
- solidarity
- South Sudan
- Sudan
- Tel Aviv
- transnationalism
- violence
- visual politics
- war
Meta
Tag Archives: referendum
The day after the day of the shock: Personal reflections of a EU citizen (still) working in the (still) UK (England) on Brexit
When you get an email from the vice chancellor of the academic institution where you work not to panic (not the exact words but the tenor) something seems to be seriously wrong. When you get the same email from another … Continue reading
Un-hospitality, global refugee movements, and the EU referendum: reflections on UK politics from a taxpayer without the right to vote on the future
Today, 20 June, is World Refugee Day 2015. It coincides with the day of a huge anti-austerity demonstration in London that is rather narrowly concerned with the politics on the British isles – a politics that on the whole seems … Continue reading
aspiration&revolution 
You must be logged in to post a comment.