Recommended Readings

• Apple finally admits its products are difficult to repair by Maddie Stone
• Carbon recyclers: how ocean ecosystems help fight climate change by Reuters
• Powerful Men Fall, One After Another, in France’s Delayed #MeToo by Norimitsu Onishi
• A Spectre in France’s Public Debate: Islamo-Leftism by Rim-Sarah Alouane (note: I interviewed her about this on the podcast)
• A Tiny Particle’s Wobble Could Upend the Known Laws of Physics by Dennis Overbye
• The Matter of Time by Sherene Seikaly
• 9 Solidarity Commitments to/with Incarcerated People in the USA for 2021
• The New War on Woke by Jeffrey Sacks
• Apocalyptic Infrastructures by Laleh Khalili
• The political economy of car dependence: A systems of provision approach by Giulio Mattioli, Cameron Roberts, Julia K. Steinberger and Andrew Brown (note: I interviewed Giulio and Julia about this on the podcast)
• On histories of policing, academic reconstruction and reparation
• The media still misrepresents Russia’s North Caucasus. Here’s how to stop by Irina Kosterina
• Dispatch from India: A sixth of the world’s population awaits tomorrow with horror by Mahesh Rao
• What we lose when we lose our glaciers by Gaia Vince
• Elections or not, the PA is intensifying its authoritarian rule online by Marwa Fatafta
• I write to remember the brutality of Jewish violence I saw in Jerusalem by Orly Noy
• The price of power; cops gun down strikers in Bangladesh by
• For our families, Armenian Genocide recognition is one step towards justice by Sophia Armen (note: I’m interviewing her on the podcast soon)
• The white flight of Derek Black by Eli Saslow
• Confronting the new ‘big platform’ (part 1 and part 2)
• What the CIA Did (and Didn’t Do) in Soviet-Occupied Afghanistan by Emran Feroz
• From Damascus to Berlin: A Reuters journalist’s quest for family reunion by Riham Alkousaa
• Colonial roots of the 1951 Refugee Convention and its effects on the global refugee regime by Ulrike Krause (Note: I’m interviewing her on the podcast soon)
• What Oil, Satellite Technology and Iraq can Tell us About Pollution by Ollie Ballinger and Wim Zwijnenburg

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