Dr Samuel Saunders

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The contribution of Social and Solidarity Economies to Just Sustainability Transformations in the North of England. at University of Liverpool on FindAPhD.com PhD Project - The contribution of Social and Solidarity Economies to Just Sustainability Transformations in the North of England. at University of Liverpool, listed on FindAPhD.com

Interested in coming and studying for a PhD with us? We have an opportunity in the Social and Solidarity Economy strand of the @justcentre.bsky.social

We also have TWO post-doc positions which will be advertised in the next few weeks, so stay tuned.

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Have I reached some kind of academic milestone by genuinely spending a few hours panicking over a deadline for a thing I'd already submitted and had forgotten I'd finished?

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#skyhistorians My uni, LJMU, have announced their VC PhD scholarships. Reach out to me if you are interested in doing something on homes; philanthropy/ charity; material culture and lived religion in the long c19th. These are competitive. You do need strong marks

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Indiana Jones Still Does Not Know How to Share His Screen Properly

Powerslave is top tier Maiden. Definitely cool.

A beautiful pink and peach rose surrounded by green foliage.

That was taken through a window so I braved the storm outside to get a better picture

A frankly magnificent rose flower, with bright pink edges, fading to white in the middle of the petals, and then a deep orange at the centre of the flower. It's surrounded by deep green foliage.

Latest rose to open, I utterly adore this one. It's called 'Gorgeous', and I think it definitely lives up to its name.

It's all so incredibly short-sighted.

I wonder if they are at least partially okay with it, for the simple reason that they perceive that it'll make the sector less expensive.

Had a blast at day 1 of #aheconference25, spoke about GenAI podcasts as formative feedback on draft assessments and as opportunity for dialogue, seemed to go down well. A sold out room, in any case!

Thoroughly enjoyed this session today!

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An absolutely enormous, fluffy cream-pink coloured rose with a slightly yellowed centre. There's not really anything else in the picture because it's so huge.

I've missed quite a few #RoseWednesday pictures so here's 'Churchill' to make up for it.

True story ⤵️

This is utterly hilarious, but it's also a brilliant example of how *everything* is now tacitly an advertisement, even if you already own the thing they're trying to sell. Your 'brushing experience' - it's like they can't help themselves.

The Neverending Story So Far

Romancing the Stone Sour.

I think my cat instinctively knows that I am going out all day today, and is acting up by throwing up in SEVEN (7) different places, and then staring at me insolently as if to say 'are you sure you got them all? Because I'm not.'

A bright pink open rose flower surrounded by green foliage. The middle has a slight yellowness in it.

For this week's #RoseWednesday, here's our first flower of 2025 on 'Emma Bridgewater'.

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A pale cream/pink rose flower in full bloom, surrounded by lush green foliage.

It's #RoseWednesday and, in a very happy coincidence, my first rose of the year has opened up today - Desdemona. It smells beautiful!

A wooden pergola in a garden, with a gravel floor underneath and green plants in a raised bed behind it. It has two wooden chairs and a metal bench underneath, and there is a small half-moon flowerbed in front of it with green plants in it.

I have spent the last three days building this and I am Pleased With It, and it therefore needs to be shared.

This sounds like a terrible place to work.

Exactly this. Labour didn't lose to Reform because they aren't Reform-y enough. They lost because people don't trust them.

That's still more optimistic than I'd title it if it were my notes: 'Funding: Is it even worth bothering?'

Clockwise from top left: Paul Astles, Yigit Oezcelik, Sam Saunders and Tunde Varga-Atkins on a Teams call [having a fun podcast discussion]

Tune in to our Episode #39 TreasureIslandPedagogies - the one with the Twix - now also live with blog and links, with guests with guests: Paul Astles @samfordsaunders.bsky.social Yigit Ozecelik - produced by @livunicie.bsky.social www.liverpool.ac.uk/centre-for-i...

'Exclusive!'. Of course it is, nobody else is that insane.