Serde Atalay
@serdeatalay.bsky.social
đ€ 62
đ„ 94
đ 21
pinned post!
happy to see my critique of the CJEUâs recent judgment in the Danish âghettoâ case live. by foregrounding housing in the analysis, I demonstrate how the CJEU obscures the co-constitutive relation of discourse and materiality in the Law on Public Housing.
verfassungsblog.de/when-context...
loading . . .
When Context Disappears
https://verfassungsblog.de/when-context-disappears/
about 2 months ago
0
5
3
reposted by
Serde Atalay
5-4 Podcast
10 days ago
we're doing video clips now, follow us on ig @fivefourpod
loading . . .
14
376
36
lol I cannot believe people found a way to offer international legal analyses of bad bunnyâs super bowl halftime show. can we please enjoy something for just FIVE MINUTES without thinking about IL
11 days ago
0
0
0
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Aubrey Gordon
20 days ago
Guys I promise we do not need any more opinion pieces arguing that itâs okay to want to be thin
8
1106
140
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Municipal Dreams
20 days ago
My latest post on Substack tells the story of Plymouth's earliest council housing - some of only 24,000 council homes built before the First World War.
municipaldreams.substack.com/p/council-ho...
1
37
10
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Nate Holdren
21 days ago
We have not successfully demonized The Atlantic enough.
4
46
8
reposted by
Serde Atalay
If Books Could Kill
23 days ago
This month's bonus episode is about Olivia Nuzzi: her rise to the top of political media, her FaceTime sex with RFK Jr., and her awful new book.
loading . . .
Olivia Nuzzi's "American Canto" | If Books Could Kill
Get more from If Books Could Kill on Patreon
https://www.patreon.com/posts/olivia-nuzzis-149383354?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link
30
217
40
never has the dependence of assholes like this dude on the social reproductive labor of a spouse been encapsulated in such a subtle but direct way
add a skeleton here at some point
23 days ago
0
2
0
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Shelter
23 days ago
Delaying decent home standards for private renters until 2035 means denying them the most basic standards. It will leave millions of people, including families with children, trapped in poor-quality housing with nowhere to turn. We need decent homes now. Read more:
shltr.org.uk/wfQ8X
loading . . .
âAbsurdâ: decent homes standard for Englandâs private renters will not be enforced until 2035
Campaigners say government is letting landlords âdrag their feetâ and âdenying renters the most basic standardsâ
https://www.theguardian.com/money/2026/jan/28/decent-homes-standard-uk-private-renters-delayed-2035
0
5
4
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Michael Hobbes
about 1 month ago
One of the defining features of our political era is straightforward conservatives pretending to be ideologically complex. Instead of absorbing this baldly obvious fact, this entire magazine is dedicated to repeating their own lie about themselves.
add a skeleton here at some point
20
818
98
âan extraordinary turnaround for an artist who was shunned by much of the art world in her lifetime.â
loading . . .
âHer time has comeâ: did Mondrian owe his success to a cross-dressing lesbian artist who lived in a Cornish cove?
Piet Mondrian found fame, fortune and glory with his grid-like paintings lit with basic colours. But did many of his ideas come from Marlow Moss? Our writer celebrates an extraordinary British talent ...
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2026/jan/12/piet-mondrian-crossdressing-lesbian-artist-marlow-moss-cornish-cove?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
about 1 month ago
0
0
0
LOL did she pick this up from celine dumont in season 4 of the morning show?
add a skeleton here at some point
about 1 month ago
0
0
0
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Adam Serwer
about 1 month ago
The reactionary centrist logic is simple: if the left does something bad itâs the leftâs fault, and if the right does something bad, itâs also the leftâs fault for making them do it. Itâs a simple formula and once you see it every one of their arguments is the same
756
27975
7398
over a certain wealth threshold you should be banned. period.
add a skeleton here at some point
about 1 month ago
0
0
0
if I ever send you an email where I dropped the âbestâ and said only âregardsâ in the end, know that you just got me really pissed
about 1 month ago
0
0
0
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Clara Jeffery
about 1 month ago
In one of the most appalling developments of past day, Elon Musk's AI chatbot desecrated Renee Nicole Good's body. That's in addition to harassing women and sexually exploiting minors. By
@katieherchenroeder.bsky.social
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
loading . . .
Grok deepfaked Renee Nicole Good's body into a bikini
Hours after an ICE agent killed the mother of three, Elon Muskâs chatbot was undressing her.
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2026/01/grok-x-musk-deepfake-renee-good-ice/
55
759
457
âan AI girlfriend was added to the chatbot, allowing users to have sexually explicit conversations and to get her to strip down in the process. ⊠he even posted an AI-generated video of a woman saying, âI will always love you,â showing the extent of his pathetic desperation.â fucking deranged
loading . . .
Elon Muskâs X must be banned
Regulators need to stop cowering before the richest man in the world
https://disconnect.blog/elon-musks-x-must-be-banned/
about 1 month ago
0
1
0
reposted by
Serde Atalay
professor tools for commensality (red scare edition)
about 1 month ago
"The historical record is very clear that justice movements lose when they let themselves be sidetracked into litigating when forms of state violence are acceptable vs. unacceptable, often in an effort to seem reasonable so as to be palatable to the rich, powerful, and officially respectable. "
add a skeleton here at some point
0
90
26
happy to see my critique of the CJEUâs recent judgment in the Danish âghettoâ case live. by foregrounding housing in the analysis, I demonstrate how the CJEU obscures the co-constitutive relation of discourse and materiality in the Law on Public Housing.
verfassungsblog.de/when-context...
loading . . .
When Context Disappears
https://verfassungsblog.de/when-context-disappears/
about 2 months ago
0
5
3
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Ink Radio
about 2 months ago
Made a new playlist
303
8436
1283
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Nate Holdren
about 2 months ago
US media is full of disgusting warmongers too stupid to know they're disgusting warmongers.
add a skeleton here at some point
1
260
47
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Micah
about 2 months ago
we have gone through to a mirror universe where instead of the government not caring about twitter because it isnât real life, it doesnât care about real life because it isnât twitter
11
2902
606
sorry babe, too busy getting surprised at people getting surprised at macronâs reaction to american imperialism
about 2 months ago
0
0
0
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Nate O
about 2 months ago
add a skeleton here at some point
1
470
53
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Nate Holdren
about 2 months ago
I think this article is fantastic and everyone should read it.
bsky.app/profile/pash...
add a skeleton here at some point
1
34
11
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Steve Peers
about 2 months ago
I'm still alive! Is it possible that antivaxxers are deranged?
add a skeleton here at some point
30
245
51
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Ursula K. Le Guin
2 months ago
A very colorful Swedish edition of The Dispossessed, circa 1976. Cover art by Per Ă hlin.
3
145
21
newleftreview.org/issues/ii156...
loading . . .
Ryan Ruby, Wikipedia and the Novel, NLR 156, NovemberâDecember 2025
Derogatory references to wiki-novels abound in contemporary literary criticism, as authors parade their charactersâ pseudo-erudition. But might these be signs of an iPhone era âregime of perceptionâ? ...
https://newleftreview.org/issues/ii156/articles/ryan-ruby-wikipedia-and-the-novel
about 2 months ago
0
0
0
getting kind of tired of this genre of writing about the âdeathâ and the âkillingâ of international law. also the articleâs engagement with critical scholarship is, shall we say, odd, or even straight up misleading at times.
loading . . .
Into the void: how Trump killed international law
The rules-based global order, its institutions and value system face a crisis of legitimacy and credibility as the US turns away
https://www.theguardian.com/law/ng-interactive/2025/dec/25/how-donald-trump-killed-international-law?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
about 2 months ago
0
0
0
âthey are lying to your face about something you rememberâ is a perfect summary of this book as sharply offered by
@michaelhobbes.bsky.social
on
@ifbookspod.bsky.social
add a skeleton here at some point
about 2 months ago
2
474
83
academics writing lengthy end-of-year reflection posts that highlight how much they published + promoting their books as âthe perfect holiday giftâ = cringe
about 2 months ago
0
0
0
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Micah
about 2 months ago
âhelp, Iâm being oppressedâ man writes in prominent article for prestigious magazine is an entire genre of article and really what the fuck are we doing here
9
701
42
reposted by
Serde Atalay
London Review of Books
2 months ago
âBachelard says an image can be âa giver of beingâ, âune donatrice dâĂȘtreâ. This is to suggest that the human mind and its images, in dreams as in the theory of relativity, are creators of each other. There is a form of liberation in this idea.â Michael Wood:
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
loading . . .
Michael Wood · Spellbound Gloaming: Bachelardâs Dreamwork
Gaston Bachelard is inviting us to go beyond what we think we know. That is, how to counter boring intuitions with...
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n23/michael-wood/spellbound-gloaming
0
25
7
reposted by
Serde Atalay
đœLOLGOPđœ
2 months ago
Finally someone free speech enough to say, âYes, but are you being fair to the concentration camp?â
6
687
94
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Rufus Hickok
2 months ago
Working to correct the numerous accuracies we found in the story.
add a skeleton here at some point
4
1200
166
reposted by
Serde Atalay
London Review of Books
2 months ago
âEven the individuals closest to Suleyman had agendas that historians have taken decades to unpack and understand. The danger in sidestepping this work is being blinded by the sources.â Helen Pfeifer on Christopher de Bellaigueâs account of Suleyman the Magnificent.
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
loading . . .
Helen Pfeifer · Turn around and run: Suleyman the Magnificent
There is murder, sex, duplicity and betrayal, all taking place at the court of one of the richest and most powerful...
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n23/helen-pfeifer/turn-around-and-run
0
23
7
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Steve Peers
2 months ago
They can now apply a Rwanda policy to nearly all asylum-seekers, what the fuck else do they want?
add a skeleton here at some point
3
31
16
reposted by
Serde Atalay
If Books Could Kill
2 months ago
Episode 48: Elon Musk, Part 2 Over the course of several years, the richest man in the world lost his mind. His biographer didnât seem to notice.
loading . . .
Elon Musk Part 2
Podcast Episode · If Books Could Kill · 12/18/2025 · 1h 31m
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/if-books-could-kill/id1651876897?i=1000741817274
39
583
76
question: is dispossessing âimmigrants from non-western countries and their descendantsâ by stigmatizing them racial discrimination or not? court of justice of the eu:
2 months ago
0
1
1
reposted by
Serde Atalay
Peter
2 months ago
the level of delusion it takes to think that the modern right-wing would never stoop to mocking someoneâs death is breathtaking
9
1114
58
Iâm surrounded by incompetence.
2 months ago
0
4
0
you reached the end!!
feeds!
log in