Tobias Müller
@tobiasmueller.bsky.social
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*350 ppm, Leverhulme Postdoc at Cambridge. Politics & Sociology of Climate Change, Religion, Social Movemnts.

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How should political theorists think about the climate crisis and time?

Emergency time and decolonial time compete in Extinction Rebellion

Climate temporalities are intersecting, spatialised and resonant

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Thank you for your kind words, very good to hear from you! -- yes, it's remarkable how difficult it seems for many to integrate what for six years has been in front of their eyes so vividly. I love the article on Hull and anti-blackness. On a different note, have you worked on reparations at all?

Fantastic, looks very promising! I like the combination of Stengers, and the politics of life is certainly something I see many people engage in as well

thanks so much, looking forward to your work on eco-populism, anything already published?

Delighted to share latest article "Gendered extractivism in Uganda: implications for Just Transitions"
Effects include 1) more gender based violence, 2) restricted access to basic necessities 3) territorial dispossession. Thx to all interviewees & collaborators! OA
iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...

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📃We are delighted that Environmental Research Letters has published @tobiasmueller.bsky.social's article 'Gendered extractivism in Uganda: implications for just transitions'.

You can read it here now: 🔗 iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...

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💥 CRASSH at 25!
Be part of our 2026 anniversary programme!

Submit your ideas in response to our anniversary open calls for a special annual lecture and a series of funded half-day events on the theme of
'Knowledge in a Fractured World'
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CRASSH at 25! Anniversary open calls, submit your ideas on the theme of 'Knowledge in a Fractured World'.

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🚨BREAKING

Health professionals gather within the injuncted area at Kingsbury oil terminal in solidarity with Dr Sarah Benn.

Benn was suspended from the medical register after a conviction following engaging in peaceful protest.

She simply held a sign that read “no new oil”. /1

Fantastic new initiative to break the corporate hold over our publications: Rupture Press

"This is an experiment to break with academic corporate publishing & liberate unruly ideas and insights."

www.rupturepress.org
RUPTURE PRESS
www.rupturepress.org

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Reminding everyone that bluesky is a for-profit corporation, owned primarily by one person, CEO Jay Graber. It's not your friend; no company is. This is not a community, it's capitalism.

Welcome Jim to the mad world of bluesky thinking :)

"what is happening in the Oceans today is not something we can understand with our models"
"we are leaving the cordon of life"

- Johann Rockström launching a new PNAS paper on Planetary Commons at The New Institute @pik-potsdam.bsky.social

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Call for Papers: Global Histories of International Thought and Geopolitical Concepts, University of Groningen, 23-24 May 2024

pdf with details at progressivegeographies.com/2023/11/25/c...

What is missing from the German debate over #Gaza? With Adam Tooze, Amia Srinivasan, Samuel Moyn,
Nancy Fraser, Chandra Talpade Mohanty, we responded to the Habermas letter.

"Solidarity means that the principle of human dignity must apply to all people."

www.theguardian.com/world/2023/n...

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Gabrielle Hecht, Residual Governance: How South Africa Foretells Planetary Futures - Duke University Press, November 2023
www.dukeupress.edu/residual-gov...
The Introduction is open access here -
www.dukeupress.edu/Assets/PubMa...
Cover of Residual Governance

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Really excited about our conference on conflict research and social movement studies starting tomorrow in Berlin. Can't wait to see all the amazing researchers and activists who'll discuss violence, resistance and mobilization for two days!
www.interact.fu-berlin.de/en/ipb-confe...