Eva Leth Sørensen
@elsor.bsky.social
PhD student at Johns Hopkins, previously LSE. Millennium Vol. 52, editor. Working on Greenland and the Danish Empire in world order.
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"Towards an anti-colonial aesthetic politics: Surrealist praxis and epistemic refusal" by Sara Wong is now available #OpenAccess!
Check it out here 📄 ➡️ buff.ly/Dqt5SD3
Eva Leth Sørensen
@elsor.bsky.social
· Dec 10
Also to thank is Mark Hoffman – our eternal Millennium guiding star – and of course past editors, deputy editors, authors, peer reviewers, symposium goers … and everyone else who has helped us along the way. Forever grateful to be a part of the Millennium family! ❤️
Eva Leth Sørensen
@elsor.bsky.social
· Dec 10
Working for Millennium has been an incredibly rewarding experience, for which I will be forever grateful. A special thank you to my Vol 52 co-editors Albert C. Cano and Shreya Bhattacharya for making this experience special!
Eva Leth Sørensen
@elsor.bsky.social
· Dec 10
The SI comes out of our 2023 Symposium ‘Remapping the Critical’, in which our contributors examine – in various forms – the 'Critical'. The contributions are all fantastic and we are proud to see it finally out!
Eva Leth Sørensen
@elsor.bsky.social
· Dec 10
Millennium - Volume 52, Number 3, Jul 01, 2024
Table of contents for Millennium: Journal of International Studies, 52, 3, Jul 01, 2024
journals.sagepub.com
After five years (!) of being involved with and working for Millennium, my time working there has come to an end. As one of the editors of Vol 52, I am proud to announce the publication of our Special Issue: journals.sagepub.com/toc/mila/52/3