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Adam Morton

Adam Morton was a Canadian philosopher. Morton's work focused on how we understand one another's behaviour in everyday life, with… more

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by Adam MortonReposted by: Andreas Bieler

morton.bsky.social
Looking forward to dialoguing today with @iliasalami.bsky.social on raced finance in IPE. Here’s a contribution to the debate on the “dialectical tensions” that exist in raced finance; or with @abieler.bsky.social what we call the dialectical matrix of class, gender, race—beyond a “trinity formula”
Beyond intersectional political economy - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)
Is gender oppression a structurally necessary feature in the constitution and reproduction of capitalism, and is discrimination based on race also an in-built necessary element in the making and remak...
www.ppesydney.net
morton.bsky.social
From my research on the Monument to the Revolution, here are four postage stamps. My assumption was that there was just one, the far right one from 1934. But here are more. My favorite is the far left one on the XVI International Congress of Planning & Housing (1938). More here👇🏽
shorturl.at/VdYt6

by Adam MortonReposted by: Adam David Morton

morton.bsky.social
Straight on to my reading list for ECOP3613 Global Capitalism: Uneven Development
chrishesketh.bsky.social
My new piece for Alternautas considers the revival of dependency theory - building on recent contributions by @ingridhk.bsky.social and Felipe Antunes de Oliveira (among others) journals.warwick.ac.uk/index.php/al...

thanks to @morton.bsky.social for comments on earlier draft
Towards a new dialectics of dependency theory | Alternautas
journals.warwick.ac.uk

Reposted by: Adam Morton

chrishesketh.bsky.social
My new piece for Alternautas considers the revival of dependency theory - building on recent contributions by @ingridhk.bsky.social and Felipe Antunes de Oliveira (among others) journals.warwick.ac.uk/index.php/al...

thanks to @morton.bsky.social for comments on earlier draft
Towards a new dialectics of dependency theory | Alternautas
journals.warwick.ac.uk
morton.bsky.social
This table is largely from Mike Davis *Ecology of Fear* from @versobooks.bsky.social
But I’ve put together a thumbnail comparison on the last two lines with 1) the cost of the 2025 Palisades Fire and 2) the 2020 Black Summer in Australia. Look at the magnitude of territory and death.
morton.bsky.social
3) Is there communality and the production of a text-in-common evident in U.S. authors that also pass through the sites and languages of Latin America to thus connect a diverse lineage of writers?

4) Can disappropriation in literature connect writers from Latin America as well the U.S.? 3/3
morton.bsky.social
2) If disappropriation is a being-in-common, is there also literature from U.S. authors that translanguages (in English and Spanish) that could be seen as travelling across the territories, sites and languages of Latin America? 2/3
morton.bsky.social
Four linked questions about the wonderful book *The Restless Dead* by @criveragarza.bsky.social. Drawing inspiration from her text:
1) What other authors might be disappropriationist at heart, which have passed through Latin America but without having been born there? 1/3 @isanchezprado.bsky.social
morton.bsky.social
Yes it’s that economy of infrastructure that the report explores well, I think. The ongoing transformation of space into ever harder militarised borders. Perhaps a focus on the Tohono Oʼodham perspective was missing.
morton.bsky.social
US troop deployments at the border with Mexico have tripled to 7,600 and include every branch of the military – as the number of attempted illegal crossings has plummeted and an additional 3,000 border patrol agents have been authorised, offering $10,000 signing and retention bonuses.
‘Deterrence is boring’: the US troops at sharp end of Trump’s border crackdown
Armored vehicles, hi-tech surveillance systems and squadrons of drones: inside the militarized buildup at the US-Mexico border
www.theguardian.com
morton.bsky.social
It’ll be a treat having you back ✊🏽
morton.bsky.social
Three Revolutions by Simon Hall review – how Russia, China and Cuba changed forever @georgelawson.bsky.social

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