Author: Jana B
Women and space
For an Online University of the Left
The King’s Two(ish) Bodies
Never let a serious virus go to waste: solidarity in times of the Corona
Why you’re never working to contract
Knowing neoliberalism
Existing while female
Area Y: The Necropolitics of Post-Socialism
Writing our way out of neoliberalism? For an ecology of publishing
Life or business as usual? Lessons of the USS strike
I am a precarious, foreign, early career researcher. Why should I be striking?
The paradox of resistance: critique, neoliberalism, and the limits of performativity
Is there such a thing as ‘centrist’ higher education policy?
Between legitimation and imagination: epistemic attachment, ontological bias, and thinking about the future
The biopolitics of higher education, or: what’s the problem with two-year degrees?
If on a winter’s night a government: a tale of universities and the state with some reference to present circumstances
Why is it more difficult to imagine the end of universities than the end of capitalism, or: is the crisis of the university in fact a crisis of imagination?
What is the relationship between universities and democracy? From the purposes to the uses of university (and back)
A fridge of one’s own
The poverty of student experience
Critters, Critics, and Californian Theory – review of Haraway’s Staying with the Trouble
Theory as practice: for a politics of social theory, or how to get out of the theory zoo
Solving the democratic problem: intellectuals and reconciling epistemic and liberal democracy
Universities, neoliberalisation, and the (im)possibility of critique
Zygmunt Bauman and the sociologies of end times
Boundaries and barbarians: ontological (in)security and the [cyber?] war on universities
On ‘Denial’: or, the uncanny similarity between Holocaust and mansplaining
@Grand_Hotel_Abyss: digital university and the future of critique
