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Please, do share widely! Applications to our MA in Gender and Politics are open. It's an unique and cutting-edge postgraduate programme, which looks at interplay between gender and politics.

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Excited to host Liam Shields @liamshields.bsky.social tomorrow at our York Workshop in Political Theory, with his paper 'What is Wrong with Severing a Grandparent-Grandchild Relationship?'
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There has been a scary increase of racist and xenophobic verbal and physical attacks, racist graffiti and other forms of xenophobic vandalism in York over the last month, in connection with the Operation Raise the Colour.

This must stop! If you are in York, do join the rally on the 4th October!
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We have an amazing line-up of speakers for our Workshop in Political Theory this semester!
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Shall we rely on the state in the fight against right-wing populism and the far-right?

Gabriele Badano and I answer this question in our just published articles at IAI TV

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Creating populist martyrs is a dangerous game | Alasia Nuti, Gabriele Badano
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It was a pleasure to discuss @tomoshea.org’s Socialist Republicanism at our annual political theory book manuscript workshop.
Discussing Tom O’Shea’s book manuscript
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Who can explain political theorists how to do public engagement better than Toby Buckle?

Thanks @polphilpod.bsky.social for coming to York again!
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How can political philosophers do public engagement in an effective way?

Thanks to @polphilpod.bsky.social to explain that to political theorists at York today!
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Amazing discussion of Catherine Lu's stimulating work on seeing structural injustice yesterday at our workshop!

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We’re looking forward to Catherine Lu’s talk tomorrow on “Seeing structural injustice: A tragic view” at our political theory workshop tomorrow! @catherinelu.bsky.social
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Another stimulating session of our workshop in political theory today. Raf Geenens (KU Leuven) will talk about his paper 'From the Rights of Nature to the Nature of Rights'!

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Huge congratulations to Alasia Nuti @alasianuti.bsky.social who was awarded the 2025 Richard Rose Prize for an early career academic who made an outstanding contribution to advancing knowledge in political studies by the Political Studies Association (PSA)! @polstudiesassoc.bsky.social
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I’m so honoured to have been awarded the 2025 Richard Rose Prize for an early career academic who made an outstanding contribution to advancing knowledge in political studies by the Political Studies Association (PSA)

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Super excited to be involved in organising this brilliant event in September - a two day workshop in Leicester on Forgotten Animals, with support from the SAP, come along if you can make it!

#philsky #academicsky #animals

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Forgotten Animals
Historically, animals have been forgotten or ignored by political philosophy. Sometimes, it has been assumed that moral questions about animals lack a political dimension. Other times, animals’ ...
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Andrew Joseph Cohen reviews Gabriele Badano's and Alasia Nuti's "Politicizing Political Liberalism" for The Philosophical Quarterly": "a book that should be read by all political philosophers and theorists with any interest in the real world"

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Book review
Gabriele Badano and Alasia Nuti have written a book that should be read by all political philosophers and theorists with any interest in the real world. Th
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We are delighted to host Steven Klein @stevenklein.bsky.social today at our workshop!
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We are excited to have Tony Buckle (created and host of the amazing Political Philosophy Podcast) give a talk at our workshop tomorrow!
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A very stimulating talk by Rossella De Bernardi on despair and climate change activism today at our workshop!
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📢 Join us tomorrow for a York Political Theory Workshop where Rossella De Bernardi will be speaking about despair and the emotional culture of the climate movement

Find out more here: https://buff.ly/3Cv1MFR
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We are delighted to welcome Rossella De Bernardi back to York to present her new work on "Despair and the Emotional Culture of the Climate Movement" -- tomorrow at our workshop in political theory!
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Spread the word! A funded PhD opportunity on consent under non-ideal conditions. To work with @hcarnegy.bsky.social, Stephen Holland, and AIMS!
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Funded Philosophy PhD opportunity! Come and work with me and my colleague Stephen Holland on Consent in Non-Ideal Circumstances. This is a collaborative doctoral award co-supervised with our project partner, AIMS. Click the link for full info:
New WRoCAH funded Collaborative Doctoral Award
Applications now open for WRoCAH funded Collaborative Doctoral Award between the Department of Philosophy, University of York and AIMS (Association for Improvements in the Maternity Services) entitled...
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We really look forward to Patricia Owens (@whitproject.bsky.social) talk tomorrow! An even run in collaboration with the International Studies Cluster at the @uoypolitics.bsky.social