Hugo Goeury

I'm so glad to share this piece on the influence of the Birmingham School, out in the ORE of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Loved writing this as it gave me the opportunity to re-read a lot of Stuart Hall's work:🐐! Policing the Crisis, forever and ever doi.org/10.1093/acrefo…

@Alonso_GD youtube.com/watch?v=GlpDf6…

Creo que esta es la mejor foto presidencial de la historia y necesita un soundtrack oficial. Se aceptan sugerencias

Para Milei todo lo que tiene que ver con el Estado es de terror, salvo el terrorismo de Estado…

@jelena3121 Maybe "The Extended Case Method" by Michael Burawoy? burawoy.berkeley.edu/Methodology/EC… I also very much enjoyed the "Beyond Jungle-Book Tropes" Appendix in "Punished" by Victor Rios

@n_hold I'll be curious to hear your thoughts on Graeber's book. I have to say, I found it hugely disappointing... Unlike Smith's Beyond Liberal Egalitarianism, which I read after reading your review and found truly amazing !

I mentioned before that I'm teaching a class on work in the honors program at my job. I've asked for input on it on here before, thanks all who gave thoughts. In case anyone's interested here's what I ended up assigning: Sarah Jaffe's Work Won't Love You Back, David Graeber's

The discourse engine is overheating up but still: There's no better sign we live in a class society that the media will do extensive portraits of the 5 U-Boot passengers and never bother to identify the hundreds who drowned in the Mediterranean last week

Three of the most terrifying graphs on the internet right now.

Here’s more context: about a plane’s load of bombs dropped in Laos every eight minutes—every day without pause—for nine years. Simply indescribable.

somebody tell the orcas about this guy

@pmpoc Oh well. Here goes my "I won't be buying new academic books in the next two months" resolution I guess...

Now available in (much more affordable!) paperback e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/resea…

This is, without a doubt, one of the best academic books I’ve read in quite some time! Clear, well-written, very solid conceptually and empirically speaking. High quality scholarship right there! I can’t recommend it enough

No indoctrination lmao

Colonial apologists: "British colonizers developed India!" Actual British colonizers: "We have succeeded in converting India from a manufacturing country into a country exporting raw produce.” (Chairman of the East India and China Association, speaking to Parliament in 1840)

Parmi les "exemples concrets" évoqués par le ministre délégué des comptes publics Gabriel Attal sur l'utilisation des impôts des Français : le coût annuel d'un élève en école primaire "c'est 8 000€/an d'argent public, d'un lycéen 11 000€/an ou d'un accouchement 2 600€" @Melanie_Vogel_

"En un mot, le problème, ce n’est pas la contestation, mais l’inaction. Car ce n’est pas l’écologie qui est radicale, mais la réalité." lemonde.fr/idees/article/…

Cuba voter turnout of 76%: "This proves there is widespread apathy and distrust in the system." US voter turnout of 49%: "Highest turnout in over 104 years! A victory for democracy!"

@camilomgn I know a few artists in the electronic music scene that have PhDs (Floating Points, Caribou,…) but I didn’t know about STEM PhDs in punk

Many punk musicians have Ph.D. degrees in STEM. I guess that gives another meaning to have an alt-ac path

Given the highly precarious nature of the academic job market, it's good to have a backup plan that can provide job security and decent wages in case you can't make it in academia. This is why I have a side gig as a reggae/dub DJ. Great job security and very high earnings 🤡

Celebra “Argentina 1985” pero aborrece la conmemoración del 24 de marzo 🚩🚩🚩