@maxhaiven.bsky.social outlines the role of palm oil in the Industrial Revolution, the concept of “commodity racism” and the limits of consumer activism.
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Mitul Baruah discusses nature and power, environmental disaster in India and the importance of the work of political ecologists outside academia.
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Harpreet Kaur Paul discusses the limits of locally oriented Green New Deals, the corporate capture of climate policies and the need for #ClimateReparations.
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Andrew Baldwin builds on the work of #EdwardSaid and #DipeshChakrabarty to challenge the assumption that climate change is a problem of migration.
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Gurminder K. Bhambra reflects on “emigrationist colonialism”, extraction and incorporation and the relationship between empires and nation states.
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Renisa Mawani explores the writings of #HugoGrotius, the idea of the “free sea” and the relationship between law, trade and colonisation.
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Fatma Müge Göçek looks at the Ottoman Empire, its structure of governance and how its history compares to Western European empires.
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Dave Brown discusses #OliverCromwell, England's first imperial conquest and the reasons why the Irish are often excluded from discussions of colonialism.
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Pritam Singh reflects on famines and colonialism, the hoarding of resources by multinational corporations and the prospect of a food emergency.
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Maarten Manse discusses Dutch rule in #Indonesia, taxation systems and the role of negotiation and resistance for indigenous populations.
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Julia McClure discusses the Spanish Empire, the “encomienda system” and the ways in which indigenous people resisted excessive taxation regimes.
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@andysemp.bsky.social on resource extraction in Latin America, the “March for Life” in the Amazon and visions of a post-extractive future.
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@sumingkhoo.bsky.social explores wilful ignorance, the concept of “ecocide” and the importance of decolonial thinking.
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Alice Mah discusses environmental injustice, the exportation of waste and the myths around the plastics industry.
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John Holmwood explores hidden histories, the fiction of “modern subjectivity” and the opportunity to practice sociology differently.
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Keston Perry discusses climate injustice, the work of #SylviaWynter and the links between colonialism and the environment.
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Joel Quirk explores how anti-slavery campaigns were used to justify European conquest and colonisation in Africa.
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Paul Robert Gilbert explores how the transfer of wealth from the colonies to the metropole continues to shape inequality.
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Lucia Pradella explores theories of colonial drain, Aimé Césaire’s “boomerang effect” and detention centres in Libya.
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Gurminder K. Bhambra on how #Tocqueville excluded indigenous and enslaved peoples from his account of US democracy.
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John Holmwood unpicks the assumptions of #KarlMarx, the capital-labour relation and the process of “proletarianisation”.
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Non-dom status: Arun Advani outlines the meaning of the term, the privileges it entails, and its colonial history.
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Kayleigh Garthwaite takes a look at food banks, the idea of deservingness and why #RightsNotCharity matters.
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Daniel Edmiston takes a closer look at the assumption that destitution is experienced only by people outside of Europe and North America.
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John Holmwood outlines the views of #ÉmileDurkheim on the rights of individuals, interfaith dialogue and “world patriotism”.
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Lisa Tilley discusses the landmark work of #CedricRobinson, the subjects of history, and why race is central to capitalist formation.
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Adam Elliot-Cooper takes a look at settler colonialism, the Kenya Emergency and the broader histories behind British policing.
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Catherine Hall explores the toppling of #EdwardColston, the “disavowal” of history and who is or is not remembered.
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Genevieve LeBaron outlines how discussions around modern slavery often overlook the colonial roots of unfree labour.
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Adam Elliot-Cooper explores moral panics around mugging, Steve McQueen’s acclaimed BBC series #SmallAxe and rebellions against police racism.
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