Edited The Routledge Companion to Popular Music and Politics of the Balkans (2025) and co-edited Off White: Central/Eastern Europe and the Global History of Race (2024). Eurovision research since longer than I can remember. She/her. .. more
Edited The Routledge Companion to Popular Music and Politics of the Balkans (2025) and co-edited Off White: Central/Eastern Europe and the Global History of Race (2024). Eurovision research since longer than I can remember. She/her.
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It *loves* postmodernism and art talk, compared to other languages. Or so did the human curators when it used to have them.
That little glimpse of cultural sovereignty which has now gone who knows where.
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Iconic sign from St Mary’s Church next to Whitby Abbey. I love that people think Bram Stoker’s Dracula was a real person/vampire who lived and died in Whitby.
Keynotes were an Irish peacekeeper, Zlata Filipović and Geri Halliwell. And I want to say Kofi Annan but would have to dig out souvenir programme to be sure.
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No, he was handed over to 'his homies'
If you find this wild misprint in my book, please blame Microsoft Word
'All modern language and music courses are being suspended for new students at the University of Nottingham.'
Nottingham friends: please be assured that we will join you in protesting against this decision in the strongest possible terms. Solidarity.
Already one of the very few places in the UK where you could study post-Yugoslav languages a decade ago.
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@tamhussein.bsky.social writes about his experiences reporting on migrants, refugees and asylum hotels — and what they reveal about a country wrestling with itself.
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'All modern language and music courses are being suspended for new students at the University of Nottingham.'
Nottingham friends: please be assured that we will join you in protesting against this decision in the strongest possible terms. Solidarity.
Someone’s probably measuring up the dancing maple leaf outfits for the hello-here-we-are special guest interval act as we speak 🍁
Today, that vision has carried him to City Hall.
Congrats, Mayor @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social! 🌹 africasacountry.com/2020/01/roti...
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CBC/Radio Canada is an associate EBU member and would need an invitation from the EBU to participate.
Still interesting in a media space where policy debates have usually just been about protecting the future of ‘Canadian content’ when US media are so popular.
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CBC/Radio Canada is an associate EBU member and would need an invitation from the EBU to participate.
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A large proportion of UK trans people are looking to emigrate within the next 10 years, with almost 40% of younger people considering a move abroad, according to a new YouGov poll:
https://goodlaw.social/t2h8
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A large proportion of UK trans people are looking to emigrate within the next 10 years, with almost 40% of younger people considering a move abroad, according to a new YouGov poll:
https://goodlaw.social/t2h8
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