OnlineFirst - "Feminist political economies of care: Young people, masculinities and de-industrialisation in a former shipbuilding community" by Anoop Nayak:

#care #deindustrialisation #diverseeconomies #gender #masculinity #work #youngpeople

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0308518X241226888

I am an academic and use these kinds of platforms mainly for work thoughts and networking and a bit of #activism.

I teach #litstudies and #genderstudies at the University of New England on Anaiwan Country in Armidale (NSW, Australia).

My research draws on #queer, #feminist, #affect and #decolonial theory to develop new ways of thinking about #weather and #housework.

More recently I've been extending this theoretical and critical work into practice based research (both community action and creative practice) drawing on methods from #diverseeconomies.

I'm a very active member of the NTEU the University sector #union in Australia. I think good research and teaching practice requires good working conditions.

https://linktr.ee/jmhamilton

Gibson, J.K., J. Cameron, K. Dombroski, S. Healy, E. Miller and the Community Economies Collective. 2018. "Cultivating Community Economies". An Essay for the Next System Project.
https://thenextsystem.org/cultivating-community-economies

Strategies to help cultivate community economies

#CommunityEconomies #DiverseEconomies

pdf version here https://www.communityeconomies.org/sites/default/files/2019-03/Next%20System%20Project%2C%20Community%20Economies%2C%20Final.pdf