Politics, Phil, Econ (PPE) @Latrobe. Economics & The Family: A Social & Political History (Cambridge UP, in press). Reproduction in History of Econ. She/her.
Melbourne
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My book will be out in May! Economics and the Family: A Social and Political History, with Cambridge University Press's book series "Historical Perspectives on Modern Economics". See here for more details: cambridge.org/au/universityp…
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Very exciting to announce this ongoing Level B position at LTU in Global Security!
Check out this job at La Trobe University: linkedin.com/jobs/view/42338…
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🚨 Job Alert! 🚨 La Trobe Asia is hiring for a Senior Program Coordinator. Please share among your networks, we are fabulous and growing team. Happy to take questions about the position via email
La Trobe Asia is recruiting for a Senior Program Coordinator. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to Australia’s policy and research engagement with Asia. Applications close 22 April 2025. Find out more: careers.pageuppeople.com/533…
My conversation with @DennisVenter1 from @queer_econ and Rethinking Economics, on how Queer Economics emerged historically, as part of a longer history of family economics.
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Hiring! @latrobe's Dept of Politics, Media & Phil seeks outstanding academic to be continuing full-time Lecturer in Politics, for subjects like Political Economy, Political Ideologies, Political Theory, Campaigns/Elections, Public Policy, & Global Studies. jobs.latrobe.edu.au/en/job/5…
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We are pleased to share the HES-ASSA program. If you join the meeting, tag us for sharing your best moments!
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Very concerning that proposed laws to ban protests within 150m of places of worship would prevent protests at the State Library, at Flinders St & many other places in the CBD which have been crucial gathering sites for so many social movements. Thanks @hierobadge for these maps
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A collage of the valedictory session at ISHET2024, University of Hyderabad.
@sharminkhodaiji spoke about ISHET.
@rgbetancourt delivered the second keynote lecture.
Limakumba Walling gave the vote of thanks.
@Societies_HET @_ISHET
Looks interesting. Would like to read up on same topic for wars of this century, too, if anyone had suggestions.
A new issue of HOPE is available now. This is a special issue on "Economists at War: How World War II Changed Economics (and Vice Versa)"
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Article: From Periphery to Core? Mapping a History of Post-Keynesian Economics in Brazil, by Danielle Guizzo, Felipe Almeida, Maríndia Brites & Luís Gustavo de Paula
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Now in paperback!
Can wisdom and power, philosophy and politics be combined to secure justice? Or are there formidable tensions, even antagonism between them?
30% discount when ordering direct from EUP by using code PAPER30
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"Authoritarian Consolidation in Times of Crisis: Venezuela under Nicolás Maduro" co-edited with my great colleague @jpolga (@NavalAcademy) is available at @routledgebooks (shipping after March 2025)
For additional information or order a copy, see here:
routledge.com/Authoritarian-…
Congrats Raul!
It's here! Our book *Informality and Courts* (@EdinburghUP 2024) has arrived @latrobe
It has been such a wonderful collaboration with my co-editors Bjoern Dressel (@ANUCrawford), and Alexander Stroh (@unibt), and with an excellent group of great scholars/colleagues (1/2)
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How do you keep hope, when circumstances look insurmountable?
@GJosephRoche offers encouragement. He's the author of "The Politics of Language Oppression in Tibet", available from @CornellPress.
Listen to the whole episode:
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Of the 14 countries we looked closer at. In fact both Canada and Netherlands are higher
And drumroll please.... Australia's the Global Leader in eco-protest arrests!!!
Our research on the crackdown on climate & environmental protest around the world covered in the Guardian theguardian.com/environment/…
This is important work. I have a module in my 3rd year political theory course on just how far institutions have now diverged even from the sort of vanilla liberal theory of Rawlsian civil disobedience that was once accepted as justification for civil rights protest in the 1960s.
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Researching on the global history of capitalism? Check out this postdoc opportunity at Harvard.
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