
Fellow of All Souls College; DPhil @RefugeeStudies; Research queer experiences of conflict & displacement, new book: https://xitter.cf/t.co/azfmdWdxSL
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It's officially publication day for our book, The Way Out! It's been a long road. Rebecca and I started working together in 2019, & it's fair to say that the context shifted under our feet as we wrote & thought. Get the text 30% off with code UCPSAVE30 at ucpress.edu/books/the-way-ou…
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I wrote a book!
Weak State, Strong Community is out soon with @CUP_PoliSci.
It's about lynching in Latin America, but really it's about a bigger question: how do states and communities limit or enable violence?
More info here: amazon.com/dp/1009856642?lv=…
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Humanitarian systems are designed to protect the most vulnerable. But what happens when some people remain invisible within those systems?
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Do you research or work in civil society on issues related to queer justice, peace or security? Join me & @SamRitholtz at @OfficialUoM, 12 & 13 Oct., 2026 for the Security Peace & Justice for Queer Lives in Conflict conference.
Express your interest! bit.ly/3NG09dR
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Very much looking forward to discussing "The Trump Effect" with fellow panelists Maryhen Jiménez, @tomlongphd & David Doyle later at St. Antony's College, @UniofOxford today! lac.ox.ac.uk/event/main-semi…
And this book will be so good!!!
The photograph on the front of the book is of a flower trapped in ice, taken by the incredibly talented Carlos Saavedra as part of his series 'Limipia' on the trans community in Colombia. You can follow more of his work here: instagram.com/carlosaavedra7…
A final thanks to the long list of people/orgs whose work inspired this book, & whose feedback helped improve it: @mengiatschalaer @sarahschulman3 @amiasrinivasan @IESOGI @MicroRainbow @RainbowRailroad @refugeestudies @MigOxford @Politics_Oxford @NaomiUCPress @ucpress @SOGICA1
To wrap up the year, I am happy to share a new article, written with Anna Corrigan, in Security Dialogue.
Using political theory and cultural studies, we present a theory of transformative aesthetics to show how art reshapes political life after violence
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Considering the works of Lucila Quieto and Doris Salcedo, we analyze how their artistic practices in Latin America corrupt the intimate material of domestic life to display the fragments left after enforced disappearance, thereby confronting the stigma placed on grieving families
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1/ Ayer la administración Trump retiró asistencia económica para Colombia en la “guerra contra las drogas” y sigue atacando lanchas supuestamente usadas para traficar cocaína en el Caribe y el Pacífico. Decisiones peligrosas y principalmente simbólicas. 🧵
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#homefront article of the week: @SamRitholtz presents an unflinching study of anti-#LGBTQ brutality in the #ColumbianCivilWar—and the tabloid coverage that shamefully promoted it & thus perpetuated #stigma. Disquieting, graphic, & sadly essential reading. doi.org/p5v9
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Thrilled to Announce Pub of Special Issue @ps_polisci on Contemp & Future #LGBTQ Scholarship in Political Science in Honor of @KenSherrill2's first @APSAtweets conf paper 50 Years Ago. Great late summer beach reading @LGBTQCaucus @sexualitypolsci bit.ly/3GWBluU
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Come along to the UCL Institute of the Americas for the inaugural meeting of the Latin American Research Community! A new interdisciplinary network of PhD students working on Latin American topics.
More details of the event below! 👇🏻
ucl.ac.uk/americas/events/20…
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🛤️Displacement should never mean more danger. 🏳️🌈While fleeing persecution, many #LGBT refugees face continued threats; on the road, at borders, and in shelters meant to protect them. 🙌It’s time to ensure safety, dignity, and rights every step of the way.














