isabella pojuner
@ipojuner.bsky.social
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geographer researching the politics of land in england https://geog.ubc.ca/profile/isabella-pojuner/ remembering the birth of private property with the museumofenclosure.hotglue.me and mapping trespass instagram.com/trespassigns
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Yesterday, Trump awarded Charlie Kirk a Medal of Freedom and named 10/14 a National Day of Remembrance for an unabashed advocate for white supremacy and fascism.

Shame has lost its meaning and power. And so has liberalism. My new essay for The New Republic:
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Why Shame No Longer Works in American Politics
While it once played a role in binding society, shame has lost its power—and so have the liberal tools that depend on it.
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If you reduce taxation on property, the 'saving' will be capitalised in to house prices, enriching existing owners whilst not increasing homeownership. Property tax needs reform not lowering. Abolish stamp duty & replace with annual proportional property tax.
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Tories will scrap stamp duty on primary residences, Kemi Badenoch tells conference
Leader announces tax cut plan for England and Northern Ireland in speech aimed at boosting fiscal credibility
www.theguardian.com
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The anti-genocide protests are not made against the Jewish community. They're not even made against Israel per se. They are primarily against *our own government*, and it's complicity in the genocide being carried out by the Israeli state. The home secretary's remarks should be seen in that context.
@zackpolanski.bsky.social is asked about the Home Secretarys comments that yesterdays protests about Israels actions were dishonourable (she also said they were unBritish).

Zack is spot on.
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Exclusive: Reform's plan, which it claims would net huge savings over the coming decades, would actually cost the UK about £70-90bn over the next ten years alone, new analysis suggests
Farage's Trillion Pound Black Hole: The Real Cost of Reform UK's Mass Deportation Plan
www.bylinesupplement.com
this hybrid event is part of perpetual stew, an annual series platforming peer-to-peer education around land and knowledge justice. londoners, join in person at the house of annetta from tomorrow to next wednesday! full details and programme can be found here: www.instagram.com/p/DOizpRrjKz...
it's 100 years since the land registry (and therefore the modern property market) was established in england and wales. next tuesday i'll be talking with @sarahkeenan.bsky.social, lorna fox o'mahony and lucy finchett-maddock about the politics of registration. join: www.eventbrite.ca/e/perpetual-...
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The first large-scale Nazi book burning was on 6 May 1933, when Magnus Hirschfeld's Institut für Sexualwissenschaft in Berlin was attacked by Nazi students. It would take decades for science to recover the knowledge about trans-affirming healthcare that was destroyed that day.
sweet! take care n speak soon
thank you for this analysis alex!!
vital links between food production and fascism in britain made in @vittles.bsky.social this morning — including labour's renewal of the seasonal worker scheme which could be in violation of intl. human rights law. food sovereignty and land justice now!
“Given that the majority of the general population supports British farmers, the vision of the farmer that Clarkson wants to paint – as a hard-grafting, common-sense, anti-woke Volk – could lay some of the groundwork to enable a home-grown British fascism to take root.”

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Blood, soil, and Jeremy Clarkson
Does Clarkson’s emergence as an unlikely symbol of the farmer protests reflect a worrying rise in far-right agrarian populism? Words by Alex Heffron. Illustration by Alex Brenchley.
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a really exciting time for the english land question, as guy shrubsole outlines here, + context and some key cleavages
Land reform once united Orwell and Churchill - but then disappeared from our politics.

Now, at last, land reform in England is back on the political agenda.

My new piece for @unherd.com:

unherd.com/2025/04/can-...
Will Starmer take on landowners?
unherd.com
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I would say more broadly that as policy you really shouldn’t allow government officials to accuse people of *terrorism* anonymously.
truly an honour to hear the #AAG2025 honorary geographer gwendolyn warren give an oral history of the context and formation of the detroit geographical expedition and institute (DGEI) today. so many critical lessons for geographers working on political education projects @geographers.bsky.social
at #AAG2025 this week! on friday at 12.50, i'll be presenting on research conducted with @samburgum.bsky.social on how those criminalised under laws of trespass negotiate spaces of discretion. will be focusing on our work with gypsies and travellers in west yorkshire @geographers.bsky.social
SFU and UBC! nick blomley, brenna bhandar and more … many critical property scholars all shaped by the unique legal context of interactions between so called british columbia and first nations here
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This isn't a 'scheme' it's a business arrangement. Nor is it offering 'unprecedented access': it's just charging people for a campsite with no actual facilities. Why is the @theguardian.com publishing commercial advertising as news?

www.theguardian.com/travel/2025/...
New scheme to offer campers unprecedented access to wild spaces across Britain
A new partnership will give campers exclusive access to rewilding sites and a chance to join in with conservation efforts
www.theguardian.com
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Huge win! Government announces plans to open up the Land Registry.

If delivered, will finally reveal more about who owns land in England and Wales.

Read my blog post for more details & how you can write to the Minister to make sure this now happens:

whoownsengland.org/2025/03/06/h...

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Huge win! Government announces plan to open up Land Registry
This post is by Guy Shrubsole. Today the UK Government has announced plans to open up the Land Registry – which, if delivered, will finally reveal more about who owns land in England and Wale…
whoownsengland.org
congratulations guy! grateful for your relentless work and campaigning
excited to be facilitating this workshop with my fellow folk and miknaf ha'aretz, next tuesday 19:30-21:00 GMT / 11:30-13:00 PT. join us for an introduction to this new project on land dispossession in england, and its international implications. tickets here: www.miknafhaaretz.co.uk/events
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imagine lecturing people on free speech and then doing this
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For Parapraxis Magazine, I wrote about Zionist Holocaust trauma and ideological dynamics that have moved Zionism towards the present genocide

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Idée Fixe — Parapraxis
Holocaust trauma and Zionist exterminationism Jake Romm
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