anastasia c. wilson
@abolisheconomics.bsky.social
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assistant professor of "economics" at a liberal arts college. phd economics umass-amherst. interested in (critical) political economy, abolition, "care", workers' inquiry, and raccoons. 🦝 posts are mine. http://anastasiacwilson.com/
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abolisheconomics.bsky.social
Are you a cafe worker?

Blue Bottle Independent Union and Workers Inquiry Dot Work invite cafe workers to respond to their findings at workersinquiry.work
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New initiative to conduct workers’ inquiries and first-person narratives of work!
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joyfulcarla.bsky.social
the opposite of despair is not hope (or even action in the activist sense of the word) but connection.

bcz when we truly feel like we belong and are part of something, that is what has the potential to cure despair... then the rest follows............
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
i like it when the local compost service signs their emails with "wormest regards" 🪱
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
"Such a postulate, however, effectively works as a fetish, which represents caring as an object of desire whose pure and idealized appearance hides relations of oppression and exploitation."
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
"...care ethics postulates the caring relationship as a universal human experience of positive affect, ostensibly grounded in the ontological reality of interdependence between individuals."
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hannahkateboast.bsky.social
This new article by the excellent Sara Farris looks like it will also be relevant to Environmental Humanities, where there is an increasing turn to theoretically shallow invocations of 'care' as one of the answers to our environmental predicament.
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americanwork47.bsky.social
Attending @histmat.bsky.social in London? Join @abolisheconomics.bsky.social, @americanwork47.bsky.social, @bbiunion.bsky.social, and others for our workshop "Workers’ Inquiry in the United States: Immigrant Service Workers, Café, Care, and Nonprofit Workers" hosted by @notesfrombelow.bsky.social!
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
what’s great about going to sleep, is that you also get to wake up and drink coffee in the morning
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
me reading my students' discussion posts this week on graeber's debt
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commonnotions.bsky.social
Our STRIKE WHILE THE NEEDLE IS HOT virtual event is this Wednesday 9/10!!

We can't wait to share labor history & tunes with you all. Authors Josh MacPhee & Kennedy Block will be joined by @albradbury.bsky.social, Robert Ovetz, & Kevin Van Meter.

Register & invite a friend! tinyurl.com/StrikeLaunch
graphic with event information
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deanspade.bsky.social
Bring your reading group to a live discussion of Love in a F*cked-Up World! Bring all your questions about crushes, friendships, open relationships, robust support systems, conflict, hard feelings.

Tickets: www.patreon.com/c/DeanSpade/...
Green, pink, and blue circles against a beige paper-texture background. Text reads online, Love in a F*cke Up World Reading Group Meet Up, September 21 at 2pm EST
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
rereading knowledge & class just to mess up my english grammar with effect vs affect
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americanwork47.bsky.social
Join @commonnotions.bsky.social, authors, labor journalists, and educators at a special celebration of the books release for organizers as they explore how some of the biggest swings musicians, workers, and supporters have co-created cultures of resistance. Register: tinyurl.com/StrikeLaunch
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
i like wearing my clogs to work and sounding like a little horsey trotting down the hallway 🐎
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
back to school today, which means i am very excited to eat lunch
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
syllabi, canvas pages, first assignments, and lectures are all prepped and posted for classes next week yayy
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
teaching one of my favorite courses on #debt this semester again. we start with chapters from graeber and then go into the great depression, 2008 financial crisis, student debt, and sovereign and national debt. any newly published papers, articles, documentaries, art, suggestions to add?
abolisheconomics.bsky.social
summer was perfect, but im looking forward to teaching this semester and learning with my students
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kmunro-econ.bsky.social
She has a back cover now, too! Would be so grateful if you’d preorder, request your library to acquire it, tell your friends, etc. Officially out in November.