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Academic at UNSW Law. Thinking about: how to respond to climate change without thinking about climate change. All tweets my own opinion.

Joined May 2013
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If this isn’t an example of a broken system eating it’s own tail I’m not sure what is…
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Three new vibrant research articles in @GSC_Journal out now, exploring coloniality in research funding, smallholder farmer perspectives on nature-positive policies, and the vital role of social Infastructure in austerity urbanism - enjoy! bristoluniversitypressdigita…
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Great to see the #SSE social and solidarity economy becoming increasingly prominent in United Nations discussions - it's such an important pathway for #SDG ambition
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A balanced treatment of the degrowth debate in CNN Business - interesting times! Good to see a recognition that "advocates...make clear they aren’t promoting austerity, or telling developing countries ... that they shouldn’t reap the benefits of economic development".
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It's thanks to colleagues such as @PZumbansen and @mattccanfield that dialogues such as those we hope this article will spark seem possible -
There R articles that analyze, argue and propose, and then there R articles that so powerfully do all that that one feels blessed, electrified and changed. This tour-de-force of what left prefigurative legal critique and activism can be is such an article: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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This feels like tectonic plates shifting in economic development assumptions towards #Regeneration - fantastic to see committed institutional support for rethinking #growth and opening up #degrowth and #postgrowth debates to wider audiences @ErinRemblance @OliverKunz1
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Combining #openaccess scholarship with explorations of #climatejustice is integral to the overall ethos of the @GSC journal's approach, challenging both the form and substance of business-as-usual
We wholeheartedly support the theme of this year’s #OAweek: #OpenForClimateJustice. See the 🧵 below for #OpenAccess articles on the unjust impacts of #ClimateChange and some solutions 👇 1/5
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An insightful analysis by @BurgerKatharina and @ProfMartinP on how one of the UK's pioneer SDG implementing cities has thereby added value to its actions: Leveraging the Sustainable Development Goals as a boundary object in the City of Bristol bristoluniversitypressdigita…
This group is really enriching debates around the #righttorepair, connecting its more technical dimensions to issues of community, democracy and systemic perspectives on economic change
This year we’ve formed a #repair_studies group at UNSW, supported by @UNSWAllensHub, @EH_UNSW, @halpublic @UNSWLaw | @virtualkayleen @morganbron @paulgmunro @ropala4 & @shanilsam | Some thoughts on the #righttorepair 1/6
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This year we’ve formed a #repair_studies group at UNSW, supported by @UNSWAllensHub, @EH_UNSW, @halpublic @UNSWLaw | @virtualkayleen @morganbron @paulgmunro @ropala4 & @shanilsam | Some thoughts on the #righttorepair 1/6
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So pleased to have this out along with terrific companion pieces in this stimulating special issue of Urban Studies Journal
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The launch issue of this exciting new journal is out today - read it online and join the conversation at the launch on 23 June - bristoluniversitypressdigita… @GSC_Journal
In our 1st research paper, @GKBhambra draws on the impacts of the pandemic to offer a fresh perspective on global #SocialInequalities and how they have been constituted historically. bristoluniversitypressdigita…
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Gregory Patmore, Emeritus Professor, University of Sydney explores the value of the co-operative business model and the need for better co-operative education in our business schools in The Conversation. "This neglect is costing us all."
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This is quite a story of creative compliance that thoroughly undermines the spirit of the right to repair: this is what happens when the power disparities between consumers and producers are already far too wide #righttorepair, #reuse, #DIY, #technology, theverge.com/2022/5/21/23079…
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Wonderful to hear you are running for this important post @melina_bccm and will look forward to following and supporting #Coop #CooperativeAction #Global