Amoz JY Hor

Israel kills Palestinian for nearing Gaza ‘yellow line’, bombs north Palestinians say so-called 'yellow line' impossible to discern, as Israeli troops in Gaza continue to kill.

Palestinians say so-called 'yellow line' impossible to discern, as Israeli troops in Gaza continue to kill.

This concentration camp was opened at Fort Bliss, the site of a former Japanese internment camp.

It also cost over $1B in private contracts to build in a place meant to hold 1000 people. So, basically it’s a fascist grift.
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Dear search committees,

Some think, for instance, that since the Exec Order mentions that the fee applies to (re)entry into the US, that it may not apply to F1 students currently residing in the US. I'm not a lawyer. Please check with one. Don't discriminate against internationals on the admin's behalf.

Dear search committees and HR, while we should be absolutely worried about this, please do not take this as fact and aniticipatorily screen out international candidates. That would only make it a self-fulfilling prophecy. Check with your legal counsel.

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#OpenAccess from @risjnl.bsky.social -

World heritage and inter/national cultural prestige - cup.org/44fCIh0

- @elifkalay.bsky.social

#FirstView

Publication day! My article "World heritage and inter/national cultural prestige" is now available online, and it is also part of the special issue I am co-editing with Jelena Subotic (jelenasubotic@bsky.social) on global heritage politics. 1/

The season of Western multilateral summitry (G7, NATO) may be over, but the diplomatic show must go on.
In this @ejir.bsky.social piece, I argue that summitry is a performance producing what I call the "social international," or the intl system of state persons

journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

It's publication day!

Take a look if you are curious about the narrative modes through which states pursue world heritage recognition

Wonderful wake up to a new Special Collection of @risjnl.bsky.social honoring Emma’s work on emotions and the influence it had on international relations scholarship. Big thanks to the editorial team. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

So happy to have this piece in the volume! Thanks to @amozhor.bsky.social and @jittipm.bsky.social for the contribution!

Here it is: a tribute to Emma Hutchison, my amazing wife and research collaborator. I hope it does justice to the brilliant scholar and the remarkable person she was. Sorry it took me a while after Emma’s passing to gather enough strength to honour her. www.rolandbleiker.com/tribute-to-e...

Emotions and Expert Authority in Global Governance AbstractEmotions are often overlooked but crucial in global governance. This chapter helps fill this gap by theorizing the emotional underpinnings of why p

In it, we theorise why we desire international expert authority with illustrations from humanitarianism, climate governance, and nuclear politics.

We think it's open access for a limited time, so feel free to download first; read later!

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We found it surprising at how little was written on Emotions and Global Governance, so @jittipm.bsky.social and I wrote this essay for the Oxford Handbook on Emotions and IR (edited by @simonkoschut.bsky.social & @andrewagross.bsky.social) :)

Yolande Bouka #QueensuResearch | Queen's researcher Yolande Bouka, Canada Research Chair in Afrofeminist Thought and Political Transformation

Come work with me!
I am recruiting a PhD student who wants to work at the intersection of Afrofeminist Thought and International Relations.
www.queensu.ca/research/res...

I'm so sorry @bleiker.bsky.social. As you know, Emma was such an inspiration for my work, and so many junior scholars. Please take care...

Happy to share that my essay “The International Order of White Sovereignty and the Prospect of Abolition” is now out in Ethics & International Affairs. In it I argue that racialisation in the international order means we need to take seriously global calls for abolition. doi.org/10.1017/S089...

My article on the political economy of anti-Chinese racism is out in the latest issue of the American Political Science Review (open access).

The baton of Sinophobia that awaits the next US administration has a longer and more ambivalent history in British colonial capitalism in Southeast Asia. 👇

Thanks everyone for the generous interest in this starter pack. Very glad it's been useful 🙏. It's already reached its limit of 150 people (non-dormant accounts only) so I can't add more people to this one. But there are some other great starter packs with overlapping themes, linked below 🧵

Reasons why our struggles in Latin America are deeply entangled with Palestine's liberation/decolonization.

Israel’s role in Indigenous/campesino genocide in Guatemala
—technologies of violence imported from Israel are still used to repress the movements in Guatemala.🧵1/

I will likely be on the search committee, so please feel free to reach out to ask questions about the college /
the liberal arts / the position / the process / etc 😎

Centre College is looking to hire a tenure-track Americanist (and for me, gaining a colleague) 🙂

apply.interfolio.com/152336

If you know any cool Americanists, pls share with them!

Link: apply.interfolio.com/131586

Exit from Nuremberg to the Hague: The Malabo Protocol and the Pan-African Road to Arusha Abstract. In adopting the Malabo Protocol and creating the African Court of Justice and Human Rights, the African Union has established the first ever regional

🚨New Article🚨

From our special issue The African Union, Pan-Africanism, and the Liberal World (Dis)Order: 'Exit from Nuremberg to the Hague: The Malabo Protocol and the Pan-African Road to Arusha' by Oumar Ba

Read OPEN ACCESS here: academic.oup.com/isagsq/artic...

The job ad lists a wide range of issue areas. They are illustrative, not restrictive, of what excites people here.

Again, I'm not on the committee, so I'm happy to chat in confidence :)

Hello, we're looking to hire a (cool) Americanist at Centre College. I'm not on the search committee but happy to chat with people about the college and the job :)

If you know a cool Americanist, please help share this with them!

Panel: Hierarchies of Global Change, Saturday 2:15–4 pm, Promenade, Hilton Providence. Papers by Michael Murphy, Melissa Myrtaj, Anna Meier, and Amoz Hor.

The program is out for ISA–Northeast, the best conference in all the land. I'm stoked to be on a Saturday panel with good comrades @amozhor.bsky.social, Michael Murphy, and friends yet to be met while presenting part of my book manuscript.