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Associate Professor in Development Studies @malmouni, Sweden

 Malmö
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Joined November 2009
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61 authors, 39 chapters & 3 very happy editors 😀! Our "Handbook On Humanitarianism & Inequality" is finally published! This 🧵will feature more details about the virtual book launch, chapters & much more (1/n)
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Welcome to Europe…
Amelia
@amelia_tweetzOct 19
Having a train that takes you directly to the airport is genuinely one of the top 10 things a city can offer. No expensive taxis, no sitting in traffic, no begging someone to drop you off. Just get on the train and arrive at the airport. Every major city should have this.
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Yuan Yi Zhu
@yuanyi_zOct 8
Princeton denied her tenure.
Princeton University
@PrincetonOct 8
Congratulations to Anne Carson on receiving the 2026 #NobelPrize in Literature. Carson taught at Princeton University in the 1980s and was recently on campus to deliver the 2025 Fagles Lecture: bit.ly/3TteJZj

Anne Carson Delivers Eighth Annual Fagles Lecture

Over four hundred university and community members packed the house Tuesday night to hear poet, translator, and classicist Anne Carson deliver the annual Robert Fagles Lecture for Classics in the...

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Gabe Gottlieb@xgabegottliebxSep 22
Life. Today.
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Jeff Crisp@JFCrispSep 20
An (a)mazing new book - out now! A collection of stories, poems, and artwork by teenagers from Ukraine, Afghanistan, and Myanmar whose lives have been shaped by war, displacement, and uncertainty. classroomswithoutwalls.ca/bo…
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Really??!!
Bryan Behar
@bryanbeharSep 8
This has to be my winner for “Most 2026 of all Pictures” and I refuse to believe there’s a plausible runner-up.
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Mukesh Kapila
@mukeshkapilaSep 3
The @WHO Director General competition process is far too long and is already paralysing or lame-ducking parts of the institution. In contrast the executive director selection process @GlobalFund is far too short and lacks transparency healthpolicy-watch.news/who-…

Who Should Lead The Global Fund? Let The Candidates Make Their Case - Health Policy Watch

Meanwhile, The Global Fund, also in search of a new leader, has taken a very different approach. Rather than having candidates make their interest known

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"Cambridge University Press & Assessment generated £1.038 billion in revenue for the 2024–25 financial year, with a profit of £205.2 million"-in case you are wondering how the achieve these dream figures
Josh Hochschild
@JoshHochschildAug 3
This is a new book, 2025, Cambridge University Press Poor quality print. Poor quality binding. They charge $120 for this. No, this isn’t economic necessity. Publishers are just taking advantage of unwitting consumers.
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Perhaps we should tone down the general enthusiasm of Murdoch‘s paywalled journalism; good scoop, still part of a terrible, reactionary media platform
David Yelland
@davidyellandJul 31
If I was on the sports desk ay The Times I would wonder why thus column was in my paper today… it flies in the face of their fabulous scoops and is just… well… what can you say… ?
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The former @SavetheChildren executive spent more than two decades pushing Britain to lead on global development from outside government. ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/WwI Now, as the country’s new minister for development and Africa, she must convince African partners that London still has the ambition and the credibility to do so. Report by @Sheriffb
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Oliver Kim
@oliverwkimJul 23
I'm in IN DEVELOPMENT this week, writing about the two Robert McNamaras—architect of the Vietnam War and president of the World Bank, "the living embodiment of midcentury American technocracy". indevelopmentmag.substack.co…
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Naomi Hossain@nomhossainJul 18
"The climate does not care whether fossil fuels occupy a slightly smaller percentage of a larger energy system, while the total volume of carbon being extracted and released is increasing." Adam Hanieh on what's happening to world energy use, in @VersoBooks blog.
Verso Books@VersoBooksJul 17
Adam Hanieh breaks down the Energy Institute's 2026 Statistical Review of World Energy, an annual report on global energy trade, production and usage. versobooks.com/blogs/news/re…
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David Myer Temin's 2026 Forum Debate contribution 'Which Decolonization? Theorizing Decolonization beyond Decoloniality and its Critics' is online! doi.org/10.1111/dech.70077 @AndrewM_Fischer @anninak82 @marsel

Which Decolonization? Theorizing Decolonization beyond Decoloniality and its Critics

The debate on decolonial thought has reached an unhelpful stalemate. A core problem in assessing decolonial thought is that the term ‘decolonization’ has been stretched so widely that it now allows...

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Travis Chapman
@TravispaintsJul 16
Bear sprays bear spray. My acrylic painting.
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Pluto Press@PlutoPressJul 15
Don't forget to check out our Solidarity Summer Sale! 40% off until until July 22nd.
Promotional sale graphic against a muted blue-grey background. At the top, text reads "SOLIDARITY SUMMER SALE" in large white capital letters, with "40% off all books" in smaller black text below. Centered in the lower half is a vertical stack of twelve books showing their spines, which read from top to bottom: Green spine: 'The Forest Fights Back' by Jessica den Outer Black spine: 'No to Nuclear' by Linda Pentz Gunter Cream spine: 'Fascist Yoga' by Stewart Home Yellow spine: 'Radical Justice' by Nani Jansen Reventlow Off-white spine: 'Drax of Drax Hall' by Lashmar Grey spine: 'Money in the Mountains' by Davis Pale pink spine: 'Radical Abundance' by Heron • Milburn • Russell Light blue spine: 'The Psychic Lives of Statues' by Rao White spine: 'Decolonizing Money' by Julio Linares Black spine: 'How to Sell a Genocide' by Adam H. Johnson Cream spine: 'A Moon Will Rise from the Darkness' by Francesca Albanese Dark blue spine: 'Deviants and Trailblazers' by Rebecca Jane Morgan

ALT Promotional sale graphic against a muted blue-grey background. At the top, text reads "SOLIDARITY SUMMER SALE" in large white capital letters, with "40% off all books" in smaller black text below. Centered in the lower half is a vertical stack of twelve books showing their spines, which read from top to bottom: Green spine: 'The Forest Fights Back' by Jessica den Outer Black spine: 'No to Nuclear' by Linda Pentz Gunter Cream spine: 'Fascist Yoga' by Stewart Home Yellow spine: 'Radical Justice' by Nani Jansen Reventlow Off-white spine: 'Drax of Drax Hall' by Lashmar Grey spine: 'Money in the Mountains' by Davis Pale pink spine: 'Radical Abundance' by Heron • Milburn • Russell Light blue spine: 'The Psychic Lives of Statues' by Rao White spine: 'Decolonizing Money' by Julio Linares Black spine: 'How to Sell a Genocide' by Adam H. Johnson Cream spine: 'A Moon Will Rise from the Darkness' by Francesca Albanese Dark blue spine: 'Deviants and Trailblazers' by Rebecca Jane Morgan

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Following the horrifying death of Ann Widdecombe, the former Conservative minister, Stuart Gordon explores what her faith, and her friction with charitable organisations, reveal about the deep crisis of trust facing modern humanitarianism. Read more 👉 shorturl.at/8mUoS
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Hurst Publishers
@HurstPublishersJul 2
Now available in paperback: ‘Humanitarianism 2.0: New Ethics for the Climate Emergency’ by @HSlim_Oxford ‘A compelling case for integrating the humanitarian and environmental agendas’ @ConvenerNatureP Get 20% off titles by Hugo Slim w/code SLIM20 ➡️ tinyurl.com/2p3xbc4d
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🌍📚Advance stock alert! As an extreme heatwave grips Europe, the climate emergency is once again hitting the headlines. But in our shift away from fossil fuels, are we exacerbating environmental degradation & deepening global inequalities through our dramatic expansion of resource extraction? ‘The Great Green Grab: Climate Extractivism and the New Resource Imperialism’ by @plebillon explores just this. ‘A tour de force, ruthless in its critique of the colonial contours of the energy transition, yet equally relentless in its search for socially just, ecologically rational and politically durable pathways to an actually greener future. Impressive.’ @triofrancos Available at 20% discount with code GREEN20: tinyurl.com/4f48cy6v
An image of a pile of hardback books of 'The Great Green Grab' by Philippe Le Billon. The book cover shows an illustration of a green hand plucking up a blue earth that is dripping into the typography.

ALT An image of a pile of hardback books of 'The Great Green Grab' by Philippe Le Billon. The book cover shows an illustration of a green hand plucking up a blue earth that is dripping into the typography.

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Find some random US prof, let them pull some enormous numbers out of their hats & show total ignorance about European & many other non-US football fan cultures-do you really think UEFA will have hydration breaks for October's CL matches?!?
BBC News (UK)
@BBCNewsJun 19
The heavily jeered $250m goldmine - are hydration break ads here to stay? bbc.in/4vgI2f7

World Cup hydration breaks: Ads worth $250m in USA alone, so are they here to stay?

BBC Sport explores how hydration break ads work in other countries and how they could impact the future of football.

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„Employers should make it fun, attractive, and productive to be in the office“ This is pure capitalism-washed BS…work won‘t love you back…
Natalia Emanuel
@NataliaHEmanuelJun 17
Published an op ed in @nytimes: remote work hurts mental health. Let me explain why 🧵⤵️
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