London Academic- Tracking the American Empire’s foreign policy establishment and its forging through wars and imperial international system building, and its crises; role of Trump and Trumpism in US and globally
Inderjeet Parmar is a professor of international politics, and head of the Department of International Politics at City, University of London and an Honorary Research Fellow (Politics) at the University of Manchester. He is past president of British International Studies Association and Vice Chairman of the British International Studies Association, where he formerly served as Treasurer. He has been described as "an obligatory reference point on the history of social science, international relations and US foreign policy." .. more
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👉🕐This online event is chaired by Inderjeet Parmar (@usempire.bsky.social) and revisits the first ever BISA conference, held in 1975.
Rather than tackle inequality - they've gone for pensioners, disabled people and now it's people fleeing war and persecution.
They can't get away with this.
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The entire bottom 50% of America is worth just $4.2 trillion.
Read that back.
When 400 people control more wealth than half a country’s population, we have a very serious problem.
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'New dimensions, 50 years on: Reflections on continuity and change in global politics' revisiting the first ever BISA conference held in 1975 and looking backward & forward🌟
Free and open to all, sign up now! https://ow.ly/5EJ550XkMYK
Inderjeet Parmar Pedro Perfeito da Silva
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No crime in history has been so confessed to as it actually happened.
But almost all Western media outlets suppressed this.
Kudos to @scotnational.bsky.social for not being one of them.
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In some areas 62% of children live in poverty.
Children’s education, health, future employment prospects destroyed.
Caused by govts - austerity, low wages, spending cuts, fiscal rules.
Poverty is a political choice.
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Come and read our article describing what all of our amazing working groups have been up to in the last academic year - we are extremely grateful to the conveners who are all volunteers 🎉
👉 www.bisa.ac.uk/news/year-wo...
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Govt follows Reform agenda, failed to develop effective counter narrative.
Migrants are vital part of economy, public services. Economic problems caused by inequality, austerity, privatisation, political corruption.
