Tomorrow 11-12 UK time: Centre for Critical Legal Studies reading group on the nexus between race, empire, and capitalism in Nancy Fraser's work. Introduced by Perpetua Adar

Our next Centre for Critical Legal Studies online reading group meeting (on Nancy Fraser) is next week on Wednesday. Introduced by the wonderful Perpetua Adar. Details 👇

Today is my first day as Professor of Law at SOAS University of London, University of London. Sad leaving friends at Birkbeck, but grateful to have been welcomed so warmly by my lovely new colleagues at SOAS and to work alongside scholars I have known and admired for years. Here's to new beginnings.

Damning report on precarious working conditions at the LSE.

Marketing Global Justice out in paperback & more affordable. With code HIST1223 £18.39 ✨

If you have ever wondered why International (Criminal) Law has a tendency to oversell and underdeliver, this book may be for you... Dunno, still seems relevant?

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Hello, law scholar peeps! Re-mentioning new book 'Critical Legal Education as a Subersive Activity'. I'd be happy to mail a few freebies to folks who are really into legal education scholarship / can share the book within their institutions. Get in touch! routledge.com/Critical-Legal…

Just over a week until the deadline to submit a zine idea for our zine fest!

Submissions will be accepted on a rolling basis and there will be an optional online zine making workshop for anyone wanting more guidance on zines as a medium

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So Cambridge management which is *all* about 'world beating standards' and top class academic rigour etc is getting ready to pass legislation that will allow graduation without work being marked by teaching staff. Only takes a second to drop all the high-mindedness.

Professor/ Reader in Commercial Law; Senior Lecturer in Commercial Law; two Lecturer in Law- excellent Law School, great colleagues and students and high quality of life: bit.ly/3IZ9fgt; bit.ly/3J1flgk; bit.ly/3J1OC3z

Absolutely delighted to have had the indefatigable and sagacious Rob Knox launch our Law and Marxism: Speaker Series this evening.

#UCUrising A *lot* of UCU people are asking 'What should I do about stuff that suddenly has to happen next week?'

Hopefully we'll get some specific guidance from HQ soon but, till that arrives, there are a lot of reasonably safe decisions we can make on our own initiative,

the most important being: YOU ARE NOT EXPECTED TO SCRAMBLE LIKE A MANIAC TO RESTORE NORMALITY AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE.

We're still on ASoS, remember. ASoS categorically says don't do that. If you're working your hours, nobody can reasonably expect more.

Calling brilliant post docs from around the world to come and work with us: ⁦Warwick Criminal Justice Centre⁩ ⁦Warwick Law School⁩ ⁦Warwick Sociology⁩ ⁦Centre for Critical Legal Studies⁩ please get in touch! thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/intern…

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Excited to be launching this new series with Rob Knox and his talk 'Taking Capital's Laws of Motion Seriously: Marxism, Law and Capitalism'

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Post doc opportunity at Warwick Law School to work alongside the awesome Sharifah Sekalala and an amazing team of interdisciplinary global scholars! Please share. #healthdata #digitalhealth #Africa . Wellcome
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Come and work with us on this wonderful project.DISCO Network Cardiff Law & Global Justice Social & Legal Studies The IEL Collective Centre for Critical Legal Studies Global Health Law Consortium UoB Global Public Health Warwick Centre for Global Health ACTION to Decolonise Global Health (ActDGH) Law & Development Research Network (LDRn) Warwick Centre for Global Health TWAIL Review

We are delighted to have this piece on vaccine production and #racialcapitalism out as part of this project with Lisa Forman Global Health Law Consortium Centre for Critical Legal Studies WICID Warwick Warwick Law School The People's Vaccine

Assn for the Study of Law, Culture @ Humanities- at UTLaw June 22/23! lawculturehumanities.com/event/2023-ann… 25th Annual Conf Law and Humanities Journal Law&HumanitiesAssas Junior Scholars Law & Humanities Law&HumanitiesAssasCA Law & Literature LawCultureHumanities Law and History Network Centre for English Legal History Ghent Legal History Institute Centre for Critical Legal Studies Cambridge Legal and Social History Workshop

A pay rise in line with inflation for ALL public sector workers would cost around an extra £12-15bn.

An annual 1.5% tax on any wealth above £5m would raise £16bn.

We can afford to give people a proper pay rise. The Tories' refusal to do so is a political choice.