"On post-Genocidal futures: The bearable and the unbearable, the forgivable and the unforgivable" Keynote that I'll be presenting at a conference on the possibility of co-existence in the Middle East at the University of Tokyo next month.

My keynote to the Australian Anthropological Society Annual Conference: Is Israel a racialised mercenary formation? url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/jvYJCK1qwB...

The Palestinian flag was ubiquitous at the rising tide blockade in Newcastle. It is becoming clear to activists that racist colonially-driven genocides and fossil fuel-driven ecocide have the same roots. An idea i fleshed out academically in my Is Racism an Environmental Threat?

I thought for a second: that’s nice. Then I thought: Imagine a Zionist reading this

The ICC decision regarding Netanyahu and Gallant is the last vestige of an international order that allowed ideals of common sense decent morality (such as, it is not ok to kill thousands of children whatever your politics) to vaguely, imperfectly and powerlessly float over an

I know it is inevitable, but I hate it when people reduce complex arguments I make over a a whole article or book into a single key idea, even if they do so to praise it. So, I feel totally mortified when I realise that I have done so to others. Today I realised the degree to which I have done

Australian politicians, Labor and Liberal, are always more emotionally affected, ‘outraged’ and ‘furious’ by pro Palestinian demonstrators blocking a road, or their