It's Karl Marx's birthday today, and reflecting on where I would be without his work, I can only conclude that I would have been a more well-adjusted, normal human being, who wasn't obsessed with how fucked everything is.
Someone once said to me that they weren't interested in international law because it was unenforceable and wishy washy. So instead they'd focus on constitutional law.
How's that working out?
Me: oh this article looks great.
Website: please login in with institutional access
Me: *log in*
Website: *takes me to its fucking homepage and I never find the article again*
Centrist liberal: the left is full of conspiracy theorists.
Also centrist liberal: every significant political defeat I have suffered can be blamed on Russian intelligence agents.
Really pleased that my piece 'Haiti at the League of Nations: Racialisation, Accumulation and Representation' is out in advance access in @MelbJIL. Hopefully useful for people interested in international law, racialisation and capitalism.
law.unimelb.edu.au/mjil/issues/fo…
Imagine the smug, patronising email you will receive from your employer if your branch doesn't make the ballot. Imagine how happy and self-satisfied they will be.
If you have posted your UCU ballot yet, do it now!
Today we have started a marking boycott.
Management wants to dock 100% of our pay.
If you want to support us/demonstrate how much you like me/enjoy my tweets please donate to our hardship fund:
ulivucunews.org.uk/hardship-fund/
My piece in @TWAILReview TheorizingWhileBlack symposium is out. In which I seek to think through - in a materialist way - how issues of racialisation and how they play out in the context of the academy.