Asa Cusack
@asacusack.bsky.social
Working at the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research. Formerly at LSE, UCL, University of London. PhD from University of Sheffield. Lots of Latin America in the past, and who knows in the future!
Fascinating to listen to the History of Revolutionary Ideas from @ppfideas.bsky.social on a bus ride across Europe.
Does a great job of charting changes from one era to the next, the political tumults, the fragments that persist or reanimate, the international contagions:
www.ppfideas.com/episodes
Does a great job of charting changes from one era to the next, the political tumults, the fragments that persist or reanimate, the international contagions:
www.ppfideas.com/episodes
April 12, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Fascinating to listen to the History of Revolutionary Ideas from @ppfideas.bsky.social on a bus ride across Europe.
Does a great job of charting changes from one era to the next, the political tumults, the fragments that persist or reanimate, the international contagions:
www.ppfideas.com/episodes
Does a great job of charting changes from one era to the next, the political tumults, the fragments that persist or reanimate, the international contagions:
www.ppfideas.com/episodes
165km #cycling around Lake Geneva 🤦🏻
Fair play to the Swiss for their great infrastructure, including bike lanes throughout their part, without which I would likely have perished in the dark on the end bit between Morges and Geneva.
Could've cried when I saw the Turkish mission and knew I was back!
Fair play to the Swiss for their great infrastructure, including bike lanes throughout their part, without which I would likely have perished in the dark on the end bit between Morges and Geneva.
Could've cried when I saw the Turkish mission and knew I was back!
November 24, 2024 at 9:21 PM
165km #cycling around Lake Geneva 🤦🏻
Fair play to the Swiss for their great infrastructure, including bike lanes throughout their part, without which I would likely have perished in the dark on the end bit between Morges and Geneva.
Could've cried when I saw the Turkish mission and knew I was back!
Fair play to the Swiss for their great infrastructure, including bike lanes throughout their part, without which I would likely have perished in the dark on the end bit between Morges and Geneva.
Could've cried when I saw the Turkish mission and knew I was back!