We are pleased to invite you to the second seminar in the new series, Law and/as Process, organised by the Centre for Critical Thought of Kent Law School. This event will take place online on Wednesday, 26 November at 5:00 PM (UK
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Rap vs. The State (in a time of genocide)
We know the genocide in Gaza is a collective work, a sort of F35 genocide whose parts come from an imperial collective, a collective of old colonial states now led by the USA. So the denial of genocide, at least…
A Preliminary Report on the Academic Office of Principal and Vice Chancellor
On 26 June 2025, Prof Iain Gillespie publicly accepted that he was ‘incompetent’ in his execution of the office of Principal and Vice Chancellor of the University of Dundee.[1] The surprise revelation of a roughly £30 million deficit at the…
Event: Law and/as Process
We are pleased to invite you to the first seminar in the new series, Law and/as Process, organised by the Centre for Critical Thought. This event will take place online on Wednesday, 19 November at 5:00 PM (UK time). The confirmed…