Congratulations to Sam Ritholtz and Rebecca Buxton on the publication of their book 'The Way Out - Justice in the Queer Search for Refuge'. 🥳

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, and it's fair to say that the context shifted under our feet as we wrote and thought. Get the text 30% off with code UCPSAVE30 at www.ucpress.edu/books/the-wa...

PhD supervisors, theses examiners and Heads of Departments & Schools get nominating today for the Michael Nicholson Thesis Prize! 🎉 Awarded annually for the best doctoral thesis in International Studies 🌟 Nominate today before 3 Feb 👉 https://ow.ly/AWo250XW69X Sam Ritholtz

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. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

Some months ago at the La Terturalia Museum in Cali, I felt the responsibility to get a paper published that contributes to our understanding of what happens when women activists get killed.

It was a real privilege for me to be in Geneva for the launch of the @iesogi.bsky.social report on LGBTIQ people in situations of displacement at the UN HRC. I was thrilled to contribute to the report and support the work of the mandate. See the presentation here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDnl...

My new book, The Way Out, is available for pre-order! Written with my co-author @rebeccabuxton.bsky.social, we ask what justice requires for LGBTIQ refugees by centering the lives of queer & trans people experiencing displacement in the political theory of refuge. ucpress.edu/books/the-wa...

My new book, The Way Out, is now available for pre-order! Written with my co-author Samuel Ritholtz, we ask what justice requires for LGBTQ refugees by centring the lives of queer and trans people experiencing displacement in the political theory of refuge. www.ucpress.edu/books/the-wa...