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Rod Earle

H-index: 15
Political science 32%
Sociology 31%
rodearle.bsky.social
Forever Young melts me everytime. Lucky students having you back in the room.
rodearle.bsky.social
You’d expect eloquence from a lawyer, but listening to him he was beyond eloquent.
warrcrim.bsky.social
There are two overlapping forms of #Racism occurring in this account which plagues so many racialised people in #CriminalJustice settings:
1. The construction of #CJS institutions as white spaces (see E Anderson).
2. The old imposed colonial myths of Black criminality (see P Gilroy)
#criminology

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warrcrim.bsky.social
There are two overlapping forms of #Racism occurring in this account which plagues so many racialised people in #CriminalJustice settings:
1. The construction of #CJS institutions as white spaces (see E Anderson).
2. The old imposed colonial myths of Black criminality (see P Gilroy)
#criminology

by Alan LesterReposted by: Rod Earle

alanlester.bsky.social
This, on late British imperial administrators in Iran & Iraq, looks excellent. Focuses on the intertwining of the personal and the political.

www.cambridge.org/core/books/l...
Love, Class and Empire
Cambridge Core - Twentieth Century British History - Love, Class and Empire
www.cambridge.org

by Alan LesterReposted by: Rod Earle

alanlester.bsky.social
UK politics has been restructured over the last few years around anti-trans and anti-immigrant ideas. Not because they’re objectively the most important issues, but because extremist US propagandists have pushed them centre stage. Next on their agenda, religious fundamentalism:

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openthanatology.bsky.social
Watching Morning Live on BBC One this morning? You'll see our Dr Sam Murphy on there talking about palliative care and music playlists. If you can't watch it live, if you live in the UK you'll be able to catch it on iPlayer from later today. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
BBC One - Morning Live
Join Gethin Jones, Helen Skelton, Michelle Ackerley and the team for conversation, advice and tips to make your day that little bit easier.
www.bbc.co.uk

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aliceievins.bsky.social
Great research co-authored by one of our Liverpool PhD students
lillycrellin.bsky.social
Just published! 📢 Who’s in Prison and What’s the Purpose of Imprisonment?

The Sentencing Academy’s latest report reveals that public understanding of the prison population is limited, with many unsure about who’s in prison or why.

Read it here: www.sentencingacademy.org.uk/wp-content/u...
www.sentencingacademy.org.uk

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alanlester.bsky.social
1/7 Why Trump & Musk are More Like Rhodes & Verwoerd Than Hitler & Mussolini:

It’s only natural to cast back into history for extremist figures who prefigured Musk & Trump. Hitler & Mussolini are the obvious ones.

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alanlester.bsky.social
A fascinating talk from Gary Younge last night at @sussexuni.bsky.social. Exploring Black people’s experiences of Nazi Germany, he spoke brilliantly of the different ‘languages’ of racism in different national & historical contexts. His obligation to clarify that …

www.sussex.ac.uk/broadcast/re...
Award-winning author and broadcaster Gary Younge In Conversation at Sussex on 10 February
Gary will be discussing what the experiences of Black Germans in Nazi Germany tell us about systems of racial oppression
www.sussex.ac.uk

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lrb.co.uk
‘The greatest children’s fantasies were worth your time when you were twelve, and they are equally worth it now. They remind us that the imagination is not an optional extra.’

Katherine Rundell on the importance of children’s literature: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Katherine Rundell · Why children’s books?
Children’s books, to a great extent because they are written for those who cannot participate in the market, can offer...
www.lrb.co.uk

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warrcrim.bsky.social
Oscar Wilde, still 1 of the best on #prison

"Society takes upon itself the right to inflict appalling punishment on the individual, but it also has the supreme vice of shallowness, and fails to realise what it has done. When the man’s punishment is over ... it abandons him ..."
#Criminology

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lsesocialpolicy.bsky.social
Join The Mannheim Centre this week to hear @rodearle.bsky.social‬ talk about ‘From the chaotic debris of experience…?’: questions for criminology and criminal justice

📅11 June
🕰️5pm start
Find out more here: buff.ly/wH6BBW2

@jkoehler.bsky.social
rodearle.bsky.social
This is my mid-week gig! All welcome
lsesocialpolicy.bsky.social
Join The Mannheim Centre this week to hear @rodearle.bsky.social‬ talk about ‘From the chaotic debris of experience…?’: questions for criminology and criminal justice

📅11 June
🕰️5pm start
Find out more here: buff.ly/wH6BBW2

@jkoehler.bsky.social
inquest-org.bsky.social
“Claiming stun guns will make prisons safer is perverse. A debate about violence and safety must include state violence against prisoners and the shocking death rate in prisons, up to 399 deaths in the year to March 2025, an increase of 37%.”

@debcoles13.bsky.social @stevetombs.bsky.social
Stun guns won’t bring an end to violence in prisons | Letters
Letters: Readers respond to an article by former prison officer Alex South, in which she says the weapons might keep staff and inmates safe
www.theguardian.com
rodearle.bsky.social
Good news is in short supply but I’d like to congratulate the very wonderful Dr Bill Davies on his promotion to Reader, the best of all academic titles. Bill and I have worked together on convict criminology in the UK since day 1. He is so modest about his achievements.

by Nicola CarrReposted by: Rod Earle

nicolacarr.bsky.social
Fab opportunity to work with great people 👇👇👇
lizzieseal.bsky.social
3 year Research Fellow post in Historical Criminology based at Sussex. Working with me and @esmoriemiller.bsky.social on Leverhulme funded project Imagining Race, Crime and Justice in Sailortown, 1870-1939. Please repost, send to anyone who might be interested: jobs.sussex.ac.uk/job/18442578...
Research Fellow in Historical Criminology Ref: 40549 (Fixed term) - Job page - University of Sussex Job Search
jobs.sussex.ac.uk
lizzieseal.bsky.social
3 year Research Fellow post in Historical Criminology based at Sussex. Working with me and @esmoriemiller.bsky.social on Leverhulme funded project Imagining Race, Crime and Justice in Sailortown, 1870-1939. Please repost, send to anyone who might be interested: jobs.sussex.ac.uk/job/18442578...
Research Fellow in Historical Criminology Ref: 40549 (Fixed term) - Job page - University of Sussex Job Search
jobs.sussex.ac.uk
rodearle.bsky.social
Please share this call on your networks about prison and/or education www.ucu.org.uk/media/14950/...

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lbilli91.bsky.social
Richard Yeboah's book about Hackney & gentrification is out soon. Pre-order here:
www.bitebackpublishing.com/books/from-h...

I reviewed it & said:
"Neither a lecture nor a rant, [the book] guides the reader through the contours of controversy with gentle tenacity, careful balance & a lot of heart"
From Hackney, With Love
The London Borough of Hackney is one of the poorest areas in the country and a cultural epicentre for London’s diverse, working-class communities. It is also under threat. From Hackney, With Lov...
www.bitebackpublishing.com
rodearle.bsky.social
Seeing Tenpole Tudor sing ‘Who Killed Bambi’ holds a very special place in my memory so seeing Robert de Niro being haunted by his demented warbling in the Netflix Zero Day series is seriously messing with me.

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jeremycorbyn.bsky.social
No Other Land depicts the horrifying violence Palestinians in the West Bank endure under apartheid.

Yesterday, its co-director Hamdan Ballal was beaten in his home by settlers before being detained by Israeli forces.

People applauded Hamdan. Now they are silent. Free Hamdan.

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