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Then on October 23rd at CUNY Law, the first session of LPE NYC Night School will look at the question of how things got so unaffordable and unequal in the first place with Gregory Louis and Mason Williams, moderated by @llchristyll.bsky.social

lpeproject.org/events/nyc-s...

Publication alert!
The Rise and Fall of Private Advocacy Forums
co-authored with Grace Ballor

Part of a special issue "Global governance and the emergence of a post-neoliberal order" edited by @llchristyll.bsky.social @akentikelenis.bsky.social Quinn Slobodian

academic.oup.com/ser/advance-...

“An interminable crisis of hiccups and vomiting” couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy

We wanted to go but it was full by the time we clicked the link, sorry to miss it!

Join us for the NYU History Marilyn Young Memorial Lecture by Moon-Ho Jung, with comment by @stschrader1.bsky.social. Tues Sept 9, 3pm in NYC. RSVP here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

“‘The others seem to be weak. We want someone who’s got kryptonite,’ said Bernard, who runs a computer consulting company. ‘You need an almost-felon to beat a felon,’ he added.”

Here is the blueprint for how to get rid of the Dept of Homeland Security and actually save lives instead of committing mass murder like these psychopaths have done.

Here's a longer video of Brad Lander's detention just now inside 26 Federal Plaza as he tried to walk a man out of immigration court, by masked federal agents.

In a conversation about his new book “America, América,” Greg Grandin and @llchristyll.bsky.social discuss the inextricable histories of Latin America and the United States.

@llchristyll.bsky.social asks what to make of the fact that the nationalist right has taken up some of the asks of the anti-globalization movement.

Bello says “we provided the critique, we provided the foot soldiers, and the right ate our lunch”

Project Esther isn’t just about Palestine. Crafted by the Heritage Foundation — the same far right organization behind Project 2025 — the playbook makes clear that their war on the Gaza solidarity movement is just a Trojan horse for a far more ambitious project: destroying the American left.

“This will destroy the university as we know it. Harvard is situated in the US physically, but its students & faculty hail from around the world; that is fundamental to the work & mission of the institution. You can't take that away & have an institution left."
— Kirsten Weld, President Harvard AAUP

One of the highlights of this year was co-hosting a keynote lecture by the magnificent Sherene Seikaly, titled "Palestine as Paradigm."

I am so honoured to be able to share it with you all. Take some time with it. Her message has never been more urgent. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq0A...

Obscene. www.nytimes.com/2025/05/22/u...

Very happy to share my small contribution to this excellent @radhistreview.bsky.social issue on "economic miracles" - about the work brilliant historians are doing to uncover the links between the so-called "milagro mexicano" and the state violence of the period. read.dukeupress.edu/radical-hist...

What fans don’t know about the Sherita, the dinosaur billboard that used to be featured on Atlantic Ave., is that she never was about quirky, old, working-class Brooklyn.

Instead, she marks a nasty pattern of northern Brooklyn real estate manipulation.

Very excited to talk to these three about global justice activism and IFI reform in this webinar next week - register to join us!

Wall Street won’t rewild the planet. Or decarbonize mining. Or defossilize agriculture.

For @phenomenalworld.bsky.social I unpack why chasing investability harms climate goals in sectors beyond energy & transport - & what states can do with derisking failures www.phenomenalworld.org/analysis/unb...

"Before the first Trump administration, refugee resettlement took an average of 18 to 24 months...The Afrikaners, however, had to wait no more than three months."

www.nytimes.com/2025/05/09/w...

Don't forget to submit your paper for our 2nd event on 'Rethinking Internationalism' - we're looking for papers/panel proposals focused on methods and new ways of writing history. Perfect if you've been trying to figure out how to push beyond (or find new ways of approaching) the 'official' archive!