Luke Green
@lukegreen.bsky.social
PhD researcher and geographer at Newcastle University // Inclusive growth adviser @insightsnortheast.bsky.social // Financialisation, regional economies, urban real estate // Views all mine
If you've got some answers or insights to these questions, plz do send in an abstract 📝
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February 3, 2025 at 3:39 PM
If you've got some answers or insights to these questions, plz do send in an abstract 📝
🔗 Full details + submission info here: docs.google.com/document/d/1...
Do reach out with Qs or to discuss potential contributions! 🤩
🔗 Full details + submission info here: docs.google.com/document/d/1...
Do reach out with Qs or to discuss potential contributions! 🤩
What crises are universities grappling with, and what futures might lie ahead for universities *after* crisis?
How does the language or concept of crisis help us understand and reshape universities for the better?
How does the language or concept of crisis help us understand and reshape universities for the better?
February 3, 2025 at 3:39 PM
What crises are universities grappling with, and what futures might lie ahead for universities *after* crisis?
How does the language or concept of crisis help us understand and reshape universities for the better?
How does the language or concept of crisis help us understand and reshape universities for the better?
"Universities are in crisis", right? 🆘
But, after years and years of 'crisis' talk in higher ed, what, if anything, has changed?
Are universities still in crisis, or are they now *beyond* crisis?
But, after years and years of 'crisis' talk in higher ed, what, if anything, has changed?
Are universities still in crisis, or are they now *beyond* crisis?
February 3, 2025 at 3:39 PM
"Universities are in crisis", right? 🆘
But, after years and years of 'crisis' talk in higher ed, what, if anything, has changed?
Are universities still in crisis, or are they now *beyond* crisis?
But, after years and years of 'crisis' talk in higher ed, what, if anything, has changed?
Are universities still in crisis, or are they now *beyond* crisis?
No. 1 highlight has to be the Annual International Conference. Organising this event whilst finishing up my PhD was crazy intense but so, so much fun, esp alongside a great team 🔥 Maybe (definitely) one of my proudest achievements in geography! 🙌
Now, after a busy year, time for some rest 😊
Now, after a busy year, time for some rest 😊
December 23, 2024 at 3:48 PM
No. 1 highlight has to be the Annual International Conference. Organising this event whilst finishing up my PhD was crazy intense but so, so much fun, esp alongside a great team 🔥 Maybe (definitely) one of my proudest achievements in geography! 🙌
Now, after a busy year, time for some rest 😊
Now, after a busy year, time for some rest 😊