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Chancellor's Fellow, #Sociology & Data Civics @edinburghuni @uoe_efi

Sentimental pragmatist following #insurance, #Insurtech, #markets, #architecture, #cities #financing #urban #infrastructure and, just lately, the links between all those hashtags.
EiC Journal of Cultural Economy @jcultecon #JCE
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Yet another bird site@uoe_efi_civics
University sitehttps://www.sps.ed.ac.uk/staff/liz-mcfall
I’m a Philosopher. Don’t Ask Me to Always Be Deep.

There are better ways to communicate.

The Atlantic
I have received an RR decision which includes the phrase ‘brilliantly written’ among more challenging but fair feedback. I realise this is the only phrase that I’m really scanning for in reviews (which obviously can only be read at all with eyelids ajar). I’m like ok ok but what about the writing? I’m not sure I’m suited to academia.
@OlivierGodechot @kjhealy Merci Olivier pour cette recension! Le "18 Brumaire" et "Fuck Nuance" - je prends :) (Et les réponses arrivent bientôt.)
Near kings x and the crowded chatty table is starting to be physically painful so I’m randomising Spotify liked songs. Then karma police pops up and I swear I haven’t heard it since 1997
I enjoyed reading and reviewing Marlène Benquet and
@theobourgeron's groundbreaking Alt Finance. It's out in JCE (https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/17530350.2023.2186922?journalCode=rjce20 and on my website : http://olivier.godechot.free.fr/hoppublications.php?action=resume&id=4124). (With a special quote from @kjhealy).
UK’s Eighteenth Brumaire

Published in Journal of Cultural Economy (Ahead of Print, 2023)

Taylor & Francis

Ten days left to save #LochLomond - please read, share and register your objection. We can't have this project go ahead, it's utter madness!

https://greens.scot/FlamingoLand

Save Loch Lomond - object to Flamingo Land 2.0

Save Loch Lomond - object to Flamingo Land 2.0 -

Scottish Greens
I mean “It occurred to me that a certain rearrangement of people’s daily planning might seem, in less rarefied air than is breathed at 120 South Spring, rather a great deal to want, but so impenetrable was the sense of higher social purpose there in the Operations Center that I did not express this reservation.” is pure sociology of monsters
I hadn’t appreciated how infrastructural a writer Joan Didion is. I’m sure this excuses me from reading big infrastructure thinkers
I mean ‘a case study in the architecture of limited possibilities’ 🔥