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Feminism: “It’s not our job to educate you”.

Pascalle Palmer / 22/10/2014 /

Thoughts on my experience of DIY feminism: A week and a half ago, Malala Yousafzai became the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize: two years after she was shot …

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🚨 Deadline Extension Alert! 🚨

We're excited to announce that we've extended the deadline for our anthology submissions!

This year's theme focuses on the ramifications of conflicts in a post-Covid world, with a special emphasis on states, institutions, and corporations. We want to know how they react and interact in a world that appears increasingly multipolar. With the geopolitical climate in mind, we wish to discuss conflict and confrontation: how do we address them in this changing geopolitical dynamic?

Some prospective topics include the refugee boat crisis in Britain, ambiguities behind energy and gas procurement in the EU post-Ukraine invasion, and displacement from theatres of war in South Sudan, Ukraine, and Eritrea. We welcome features, op-eds, investigative reporting, and photo essays for the anthology, so please submit your contributions using the link in our bio.

Don't forget that submissions should ideally be no more than 1,500 words and include a title and picture with source. You're also welcome to include a short biography and your photo with your submission.

Submission link: https://forms.gle/vWf9NB9DxzWPYhcH6
Submission deadline: 30/5/2023
Emails for enquiries: J.M.Cheng1@lse.ac.uk or thelondonglobalist@gmail.com

#thelondonglobalist #internationalaffairs #annualanthology #annualanthology2023 #conflict #contradiction

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[The Global Review Podcast Episode 2023 - 'Revisiting the Castillo dilemma and the underlying implication for Peru']
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This episode of The Global Review seeks to follow-up on the Castillo Dilemma. We discuss with Professor Cynthia Sanborn, with experience in international relations, on the wide implication for the Peruvian political instability on Latin America Politics and economics.
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Cynthia A. Sanborn is a Professor of Political Science at the Universidad del Pacífico. She has previously been Vice President for Research and Director of a major think tank at the same university. Dr. Sanborn has written and edited articles and books on issues related to Peruvian and international politics and development, corporate social responsibility, and the extractive industries. Her most recent work has focused on the socio-environmental and political impacts of Chinese investment in Latin America. She is a member of the Working Group on Development and the Environment in the Americas, based at Boston University, and has previously been the William Henry Bloomberg Visiting Professor at Harvard University. Dr. Sanborn received her PhD and MA in Government from Harvard University and her BA in Political Science from the University of Chicago.
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Link to our podcast episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1c9dju1S3b3fQDcRVwszky?si=db9c05f5189a42e7
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#thelondonglobalist #politics #news #peru #castillo #theglobalreview #podcast

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How China is taking over America’s backyard – and what Washington is doing about it.

'having China as a client is a reassuring and reliable source of income [... but risks being] susceptible to becoming dependent on Chinese savoir-faire' - Camilo Pallasco

https://thelondonglobalist.org/how-china-is-taking-over-americas-backyard-and-what-washington-is-doing-about-it/

#southamerica #usa #china

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Labour shortages and anti-immigration policies in the UK, a disequilibrium.

'What we are witnessing is an example of how political discourses and practices can distract from tangible policy problems ...' - Lavinia Pilosu

https://thelondonglobalist.org/labour-shortages-and-anti-immigration-policies-in-the-uk-a-disequilibrium/

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[The Global Review Podcast Episode 2023 - 'The Castillo Dilemma and the Future for Peruvian Politics']

Followed by an attempt to dissolve the congress, president Castillo was removed from its offices which triggered a series of protests. This episode of The Global Review seeks to examine the struggle between Castillo and Congress, the nature of Peruvian politics and the mass movement.

Gonzalo Banda is a Doctor of Law from the Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina and lectures in Politics and Philosophy at the Universidad Católica San Pablo. As well as Law he has also studied Literature. He teaches, researches and coordinates Political Theory and Culture at the Universidad Católica San Pablo’s Centro de Gobierno José Luis Bustamante y Rivero
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Link to our podcast episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Uzrt9R0Ye6yri6pJLrfmr?si=208ac55d710d47fe
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#thelondonglobalist #politics #news #peru #castillo #theglobalreview #podcast

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UK & Germany, A Tale of Tanks

"Germany views the conflict in a very different light than the UK [...] there remains concerns within the country about further escalation against Russia" - Aidan Cross

https://thelondonglobalist.org/uk-germany-a-tale-of-tanks/

#uk #germany #ukraine

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Great Expectations: Rhetoric vs. Reality at the EU-Ukraine Summit

"...this conflict is not just a battle for Ukraine’s survival and security. Diplomatic and moral obligations aside, it is also a battle for continental security and stability" - Ruxandra Albescu

https://thelondonglobalist.org/great-expectations-rhetoric-vs-reality-at-the-eu-ukraine-summit/

#ukraine #eu

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[Annual Anthology 2023 − Call for Articles]
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Conflict and Contradiction: Navigating an Uncertain World
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For this year’s topic, we bear in mind the ramifications of conflicts in a post-Covid world. With a focus on states, institutions and corporations, we’re interested in how they react and interact in a world that appears increasingly multipolar, while accounting for the unique environmental, economic and political problems that affect each country over the past year. Considering the geopolitical climate, with key events such as Turkey’s recent earthquake, the Northern Ireland Protocol, and climate injustice in the backdrop, to name a few - we wish to discuss conflict and confrontation: how do we address them in this changing geopolitical dynamic?
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In addition to the examples above, some prospective topics include:
(1) Britain’s refugee boat crisis and why it holds importance in UK’s political discourse
(2) Ambiguities behind energy and gas procurement in the EU, post-Ukraine invasion
(3) Displacement from theatres of war in South Sudan, Ukraine, and Eritrea
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You have full creative freedom! Features, op-eds, investigative reporting, and photo essays are all welcomed in the anthology. Please submit your contributions using the link in our bio. We look forward to reading your submissions!
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Submissions ideally should not be more than 1,500 words. Please include a title and picture with source to your submission. Additionally, you are welcome to include a short biography and your photo to your submission.
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Submission link: https://forms.gle/vWf9NB9DxzWPYhcH6
Submission deadline: 22/4/2023
Emails for enquiries: J.M.Cheng1@lse.ac.uk or thelondonglobalist@gmail.com
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#thelondonglobalist #internationalaffairs #annualanthology #annualanthology2023 #conflict #contradiction

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[Discussion with BBC Journalist Justin Webb]
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Join us for a discussion with BBC presenter Justin Webb, host of the Americast podcast and presenter on the flagship Today programme on BBC Radio 4. Justin is an LSE Alumnus who was previously the BBC’s North America Editor. Justin will talk about developments in American politics and his experience covering the US as a journalist. Come ask questions on American politics and the role of journalism today!
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This event is going to be on Friday 24th March, from 13:00 to 14:00, at MAR.2.05
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Sign-up Form: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/discussion-with-bbc-journalist-justin-webb-tickets-593790582617
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#thelondonglobalist #bbc #politics #journalism

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