Going the distance or being grounded at home? Mobilities after COVID-19
Professor Lapointe is looking at tourism from the mobility angle to raise questions about the post-COVID-19 era. Tourism has been a rapidly growing industry for...
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The Virus Diaries Launch
From the beginning of April, we bring to you a unique boxset of calamitous recordings to keep your spirit agile and (hopefully) your abs toned....
TOURISM AND THE WAR AGAINST A VIRUS? (Also in Spanish)
Professor Korstanje explores the political biographies of mobilities such as tourism, stressing their entanglement in cultures of imperialism and war to date. To write...
How do academic superelites in economics and sociology walk through departments?
Dr. Philipp Korom, University of Graz, Austria, is the principal investigator in the project “National and Regional Elites in Austrian Politics” (2019-present) and former co-principal...
When Diaspora meets Pandemic
Remus Gabriel Anghel is Senior Researcher at the Romanian Institute for Research on National Minorities, Cluj, Romania. His latest book is Transnational return and Social...
‘Keep your poor and hungry’? European citizenship and changing access to welfare rights
Roxana Barbulescu is University Academic Fellow at University of Leeds. Her research examines social inclusion and postnational nationhood through citizenship, migrant integration, asylum and anti-racist...
Feminism for Working-Class Women Is the Best Feminism
Anca Gheaus is a moral and political philosopher at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona. She is mostly interested in gender justice and in justice...
The advent of slow violence and poverty for asylum seekers
Lucy Mayblin's new book Asylum and Impoverishment. Social Policy and Slow Violence, Routledge 2020 revisits Britain’s policy towards asylum seekers and discusses how the insufficient...