Author Archives: stuartelden

Summary and action points from Alpha City

Posted on July 30, 2020 by stuartelden

Originally posted on Alpha City:
I thought it would be useful to create a summary of my book Alpha City: How the super-rich captured London. This is a plan language summary of the key ideas and arguments, alongside a set…

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Judith Butler: on COVID-19, the politics of non-violence, necropolitics, and social inequality – and in conversation with Amia Srinivasan

Posted on July 30, 2020 by stuartelden

Judith Butler: on COVID-19, the politics of non-violence, necropolitics, and social inequality – and in conversation with Amia Srinivasan (via Verso blog) In this event (hosted by the Whitechapel Gallery and British Library, on the occasion of Verso’s 50th anniversary), … Continue reading →

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What matters isn’t your writing software, it’s your file structures (sorry!)

Posted on July 30, 2020 by stuartelden

Some interesting reflections on organisation for a large writing project. Research Degree Insiders Thanks to Anuja Cabraal who asked this question! It’s about 2,500 words of answer, so this is absolutely a Definitive Guide. A few of the technical details … Continue reading →

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John Agnew ed. The Confines of Territory – Routledge, November 2020

Posted on July 28, 2020 by stuartelden

John Agnew ed. The Confines of Territory – Routledge, November 2020 A collection of papers from Territory, Politics, Governance, edited by John Agnew, the former editor of the journal. Pleased to have one of my articles in here (original available here). Only … Continue reading →

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Verso Book Club launched – subscription service to receive print and e-books

Posted on July 27, 2020 by stuartelden

Verso Book Club launched – three levels of subscription, from e-book access to e-book and some physical copies a month, to e-book and more physical copies a month. A good way to support this press at this difficult time for … Continue reading →

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The rush to claim an undersea mountain range (BBC News)

Posted on July 27, 2020 by stuartelden

The rush to claim an undersea mountain range (BBC News) Interesting piece on the Lomonosov Ridge between Siberia, Greenland and Canada. Klaus Dodds, Phil Steinberg and Ingrid Medby all interviewed.

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Laleh Khalili and Rowland Atkinson – global flows of capital, commodities and people (video)

Posted on July 27, 2020 by stuartelden

Laleh Khalili and Rowland Atkinson – global flows of capital, commodities and people (video, via The Gamming) As part of Verso Live events, Rowland Atkinson (author of Alpha City) and Laleh Khalili (author of Sinews of War and Trade) in conversation about … Continue reading →

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Historians Call for a Review of Home Office Citizenship and Settlement Test

Posted on July 27, 2020 by stuartelden

Originally posted on History blog archive:
21 July 2020 Historians Call for a Review of Home Office Citizenship and Settlement Test We are historians of Britain and the British Empire and writing in protest at the on-going misrepresentation of slavery…

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Bradley Garrett, Bunker: Building for the End Times – Allen Lane, August 2020 (and Guardian article)

Posted on July 23, 2020 by stuartelden

Bradley Garrett, Bunker: Building for the End Times – Allen Lane, August 2020 Update: see also this piece in The Guardian ‘Bunker is an extraordinary achievement; a big-thinking, deep-diving, page-turning study of fear, privilege and apocalypse told through the space … Continue reading →

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The History of Verso Books with Tariq Ali and Sebastian Budgen (video)

Posted on July 23, 2020 by stuartelden

The History of Verso Books – very interesting discussion between Tariq Ali and Sebastian Budgen, which also covers the history of New Left Review, the publishing house New Left Books which became Verso, and the history of the British left more … Continue reading →

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