Reading this book made me hopeful about egalitarianism and place-making in cities; re-reading it gave me a deeper appreciation of its technical achievements: drawing on different disciplines and interviews while reading like a thoughtful conversation over a pint.

And it's open access!

Israel is still shooting the civilians it is starving after enticing them to come for aid. The air drops and pauses don’t change the pitiless calculus of genocide.

Who is writing these headlines for the CBC??

Yeah, gays, can’t you just be gay quietly?

One of the strongest arguments against conservatives remains the people supporting them.

What is a Labour Party for, apart 546.

Wtf is this bullshit. I thought Kendrick’s performance was going to save us from this.

Thrilled to be included in this important conversation. Who knows what things will be like in a month., but chances are protest will be more important than ever.

Are my feelings of rejection generated by fake AI profiles real? In this paper, I will….

New vistas in the ethics of AI, courtesy of the “realest” Liv.

Utterly blown away by "Lethal Immigration" by Abel Rodriguez, which develops the concept of 'lethal immigration enforcement.' Legal scholarship sometimes persuade; this article moves.

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Going crazy this Christmas.

Amazed that the police were honest about how superfluous they were here.

Clive, defying the snow.

The saddest “Congratulations” email I’ve received, although I suppose my teeth will be pleased.

And I am interested in all things pertaining to politics and transitional justice, especially in Sri Lanka, where I was born.

A quick introduction to new followers: I am a political and legal philosopher working on diasporas and transnationalism, the ethics of immigration control, victims' duties, and transitional justice.

My first monograph looked at exile politics,

Too much for HLS, I guess, since it might make racists feel unsafe.