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Political science 38%
Sociology 14%

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rvinews.bsky.social
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS | Early career researchers from the Horn of Africa working on policy-oriented social science or humanities research on climate change, conflict or displacement are invited to apply for a British Academy funded writing programme.

Apply: bit.ly/4jUVgsf

by Simon LesterReposted by Zambia

radleybalko.bsky.social
Trump threatens to block all 10,000 international students from attending Harvard unless the school turns over student info they’ll use for new visa revocations and deportations.

Every day feels like a fresh round of this country stabbing itself in the face.

www.nytimes.com/2025/04/17/u...
Trump Threatens to Block International Students Unless Harvard Shares Student Data
The demand from the Department of Homeland Security is an escalation in President Trump’s fight against Harvard, the country’s oldest and richest university.
www.nytimes.com
belindadodson.bsky.social
Just voted, in an over-50, female, highly educated, middle-class kind of way.
#elxn45 🇨🇦
belindadodson.bsky.social
One of the things that keeps me going back there is SA Twitter. How can we get them to migrate?

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fmreview.bsky.social
FMR’s next issue on 'Dangerous Journeys’ is due out in May & then we’ll be working toward our October issue on a #ClimateChange -related theme.

To be notified when issues go online & when calls for article proposals are live, sign up for email alerts at: www.fmreview.org/fmr-alerts/

#Displacement
Image caption: Untitled, painting by Abdullah Rahmani, 2020. Reproduced with the permission of the artist.

Alt-text: Painting of a group of migrants disembarking a raft in the ocean, in waist deep water close to shore. The sky is paiting with sunset colours and cloud, in the foreground is a very young man with a tyre intertube around his neck and one shoulder, walking towards us. Behind him is another man in an orange life best, and a group of people still in the raft.
belindadodson.bsky.social
While the chaos generator distracts us, let's not forget this.
hrw.org
The Trump administration's plans to revoke the temporary legal status of 530,000 people in the US is not just cruel.

It also puts thousands of people at risk of deportation to harmful conditions.

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hrw.org
The Trump administration's plans to revoke the temporary legal status of 530,000 people in the US is not just cruel.

It also puts thousands of people at risk of deportation to harmful conditions.
belindadodson.bsky.social
And build warships.
Carney seems to be upping his comms game on this too, based on his NL and NS campaign stops.
belindadodson.bsky.social
Thanks Mats! No-one more surprised than me. And the journalist and photographer were super friendly.
🇨🇦 🇸🇪
belindadodson.bsky.social
Try South Africa in winter (their summer).
belindadodson.bsky.social
Not sure @stevenguilbeault.bsky.social is the right man (!) for the Women and Gender Equality job, although he posted on X today that it remains a government priority. Let's keep the pressure on.
belindadodson.bsky.social
I'm hoping for more attention and clarification during the campaign. Getting more men aged 18-34 to vote Liberal might make it worth it.
Not justifying, simply trying to understand their strategy!
belindadodson.bsky.social
Although to be fair, a lot of the feminist stuff in the Trudeau government seemed largely performative.

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jasonhaslam.ca
Canada—including its medical, research, educational, banking, and other institutions dealing in confidential matters—needs to issue directives about what, if any information people can travel to the US with.
newseye.bsky.social
🚨NEW: A French scientist had his laptop searched at the US border & was sent back to Europe after private messages were found criticising Trump.

He was accused of messages which “can be described as terrorism”.

This is what a slide into FASCISM looks like.

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Extract from story which reads:

According to a diplomatic source to AFP, the incident occurred on March 9. The space researcher was reportedly subjected to a random check upon arrival, during which his work computer and personal phone were searched. The same source also reported that messages discussing the Trump administration's treatment of scientists were found. He was reportedly accused of messages "that reflect hatred toward Trump and can be described as terrorism." His professional and personal equipment was reportedly confiscated, and the researcher was sent back to Europe the next day.
Reminder of freedom of opinion
According to another source briefed on the case to AFP, the French researcher was accused by the American authorities of "hateful and conspiratorial messages." He was reportedly informed of an FBI investigation, for which "charges were dropped," the source continued.
belindadodson.bsky.social
As a Canadian (and South African), I say absolutely yes. To me it's become like the academic boycott against apartheid South Africa: a moral stance against a cruel and repressive government. American and other geographers are welcome to come to the CAG.

by Kristof TitecaReposted by Zambia

kristoftiteca.bsky.social
4 fully-funded PhD positions to work on climate resilience among at-risk populations in #Uganda and #Mozambique (smallholders & refugees) at @w-u-r.bsky.social
and @erasmusuniversity.bsky.social: climares.nl/vacancies/
climares.nl
belindadodson.bsky.social
Keep an eye on Canada while you're at it. And if you need to do a runner!
belindadodson.bsky.social
Well, since you put it like that. Divisible Crown's embodied monarch caught between different UK and Canadian national interests.
belindadodson.bsky.social
The King refusing Starmer's request would have put the UK in a bit of a bind. As you know, the King does what his government requests. It's less metaphysical, more constitutional.
The invitation itself is what offends.
belindadodson.bsky.social
Except the King of Canada didn't write it. It was the King of the UK, as requested by the Prime Minister of the UK. Canada's Prime Minister can ask the King of Canada to express his support for Canadian sovereignty.
kevinhorourke.bsky.social
Who will be the first to write the history of that short-lived period that began in 1989 and ended in 2025? So much hope and opportunity, so much short-sighted and incompetent leadership on all sides, and such an ugly, tragic ending.

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dougsaunders.bsky.social
Trump has based his ENTIRE tariff attack on Canada on the claim that 43 pounds of fentanyl, of the 4,500 that entered the United States last year, came through the northern border. This investigation found that the actual figure is closer to zero

www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic...
White House using misleading fentanyl data to justify tariffs
Some fentanyl seizures attributed to the ‘northern border’ had nothing to do with Canada and were traced to Mexico
www.theglobeandmail.com
hyunshin.bsky.social
New vacancy: LSE Geography recruiting Assistant Prof in Urban Environmental Geography w/ expertise in any of the following: urban political ecology; climate urbanism; Black geographies/ecologies; and/or environmental inequalities and justice. Details here: jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/...

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