Longform essays
Academic Freedom is Not Freedom of Speech, Critical Legal Thinking, 21/04/2022
Philosophy Herself, The Philosopher, Spring 2022
Why We Don’t Act, The Boston Review, December 2021
Epistemic autonomy and the Free Nose Guy problem. The Philosopher, Spring 2021.
Op-eds, opinion
The British Government’s Covid strategy was never designed to manage the virus, The Guardian, Opinion, 26/07/2021
How knowledge grows, (note: not my translation) Peščanik, 5/07/2021 [Serbian original: https://pescanik.net/kako-raste-pamet/%5D
There’s no such thing as ‘just following the science’ – advice is political. The Guardian, Opinion, 28/04/2020
USS strikes: picket line debates will reinvigorate scholarship, says Jana Bacevic (Times Higher Education, 13 March 2018)
Two-year degrees and the biopolitics of higher education (Times Higher Education, 26 December 2017)
Invited posts
My friends got me this job, Post-Pandemic University, July 2021
The shifting priorities of UK Government’s response to Covid-19 pandemic highlights the need for publicly accountable expert advice. LSE Impact blog, 27/04/2020
No such thing as society? Liberal paternalism, politics of expertise, and the Corona crisis, Discover Society, 20/03/2020
Reviews and engagements
What we talk about when we talk about universities, LSE Review of books, December 2019
Solving the democratic problem, Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective, May 2017
Ends of the world: a review of Danowski and Viveiros de Castro, CUSP Blog, 2018
Critters, critics, and Californian theory: a review of Donna Haraway, CUSP Blog, 2017
Interviews
What is social theory? An interview with Jana Bacevic (Social Theory Applied, 28 June 2018)
USS strikes and the winter of academics’ discontent (Times Higher Education, 2018)
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