Neo-Liberal University in Permanent State of Exception!
A short while ago we celebrated Allegra’s 1st birthday by re-visiting the ‘TOP 10’ posts of our first year. After […]
Introducing Allegra’s new reviews assistant: Sophie Allies Curtis!
Welcome to our reviews assistant Sophie who has been helping Reviews Editor Judith Beyer create lists of new exciting titles,
The World Meets in the Indian Ocean – Moving from a Unilateral to a Multilateral Global Power
Book Review of Robert D. Kaplan’s “Monsoon. The Indian Ocean and the Future of American Power“ Monsoon provides a very
‘TOP 10’ – ALLIE turns 1!
How about that – this is the week when Allegra turns 1! We’ve made mental notes of this week’s approach
END Culture of Silence! Motion at #EASA2014
In our last post discussing the ongoing Gaza massacres we insinuated that this issue was something existing outside the ivory
‘European Savages’ at the AAA 2013
After three flights, fifteen hours of travelling, ample soggy sandwiches and three not-too-terrible movies, I finally arrive at the Chicago O’Hara
Almost Englishmen. Baghdadi Jews in Yangon
Introduction and Photographs by Judith Beyer, Book Review by Nina Johnen On an office desk in Yangon (Rangoon), the
Why Metrics Cannot Measure Research Quality: A Response to the HEFCE Consultation
We re-post here the reponse to the Higher Education Funding Council for England written by Dr Meera Sabaratnam (SOAS) and
From Maya enthusiast to Occupy activist: Allegra meets David Graeber REDUX
David Graeber (1961) is the author of several books on theories of value, social thory and anarchism, including the award-winning
Geographies of Culture(s)
As the European elections were taking place, with their horrific results in Greece, France, and the United Kingdom (to cite