Waking up to Brexit
On the morning of 24th June I had what I have since learnt to be a common experience. I lay […]
On the morning of 24th June I had what I have since learnt to be a common experience. I lay […]
Mainstream newspapers, politicians and commentators across Europe instantly expressed dejection and bitterness in the face of the Brexit outcome, and
For me, the UK referendum story began a year ago with another referendum: that of Greece. Elected in January 2015
I have lots of things to say about Brexit. As a Romanian, holding a French passport, resident of the UK
The question, when it came, was striking in its simplicity: “should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European
In this post, Ruth Mueller explores how the compulsion for speed in academia plays out in the lives of postdocs.Â
In this post, Heather Mendick argues that some calls for slowing down scholarship mask a conservative politics. Last July I blogged
The Slow Professor originated in telephone conversations about coping with our academic jobs. Not reading an email sent by the
Those who have followed Allegra’s adventures from its creation in 2013 will probably remember that our initial motto was “Slow
Over the next two days, Allegra will be busy reporting on the international workshop Rethinking political agency in the Middle