📄“Bringing the Economic Back! Thinking about the Politics of Expertise Within and Beyond the Social” by Annabelle Littoz-Monet, Leandro Montes Ruiz & Juanita Uribe 🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/oxhnl7stan @gvagrad.bsky.social @uribejuanita.bsky.social @littozmonnet.bsky.social @montesruiz.bsky.social

Very happy to have contributed a chapter on expert consultants and multistakeholder governance to this new volume, edited by @janeijking.com Grateful to Jan for brining this project together, and to all the contributors for such a stimulating collective exchange!

Jan Eijking@janeijking.com · 4mo ago

📣 Experts in a Turbulent World – online version out now! 🌍 There's lots of talk of turbulence, disorder, polycrisis. One way in which int'l org.s seek to understand global problems in a complex world is to mobilise experts. But experts are specialists, not generalists. 1/5

I have very much enjoyed writing this piece with @uribejuanita.bsky.social and @montesruiz.bsky.social. We are delighted to be contributing the 20th Anniversary issue of International Political Sociology, a journal which has been an academic home and a crucial forum for exchanges for us.

Juanita Uribe@uribejuanita.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Very glad to have contributed to International Political Sociology's 20th Anniversary Special Issue with a paper on the political-economy of expertise, co-authored with Annabelle Littoz-Monnet and Leandro Montes Ruiz. academic.oup.com/ips/article/...

Very glad to have contributed to International Political Sociology's 20th Anniversary Special Issue with a paper on the political-economy of expertise, co-authored with Annabelle Littoz-Monnet and Leandro Montes Ruiz. academic.oup.com/ips/article/...

Bringing the Economic Back! Thinking about the Politics of Expertise Within and Beyond the Social

Abstract. International Political Sociology has played a crucial role in foregrounding the question of expertise in global politics, bringing under critica

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My RIPE paper “The Moral Economy of Global Priorities” now has an assigned volume and issue! Are global problems really “win-win” opportunities? www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

The moral economy of global priorities: fusing profit and public duty in malnutrition governance

This article examines a shift in the discourses through which attention to problems is justified in global governance. Whereas appeals to the public good and private gain were once invoked as disti...

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With Felipe Jaramillo, we have just published a summary with @mybisa.bsky.social of our article in the @risjnl.bsky.social, 'Epistemic Inertia in Human Rights Expert Bodies', asking why bringing in more expert voices do not necessarily translate into more change. www.bisa.ac.uk/articles/epi...

Epistemic inertia in human rights expert bodies: Continuity amid pluralisation

Felipe Jaramillo Ruiz and Juanita Uribe discuss the key points from their new RIS article.

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My book is now published online, and will be in print 5 May! 🤓 Online version: academic.oup.com/book/62632 Pre-order your copy (or ask your university library to do so) here: global.oup.com/academic/pro... For review copies, see here for more info: global.oup.com/academic/pre...

The Technocratic International: Experts and the Making of a World from Nowhere

Abstract. How did experts become central actors in international affairs? The Technocratic International tells the surprisingly neglected story of how nine

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Jan Eijking@janeijking.com · 8mo ago

My book “The Technocratic International” now has a cover — out this summer! global.oup.com/academic/pro...

#OpenAccess from @risjnl.bsky.social - Epistemic inertia in human rights expert bodies: Continuity amid pluralisation - https://cup.org/41zBoUa - Felipe Jaramillo Ruiz & @uribejuanita.bsky.social #FirstView

What endures when global sites of expertise undergo moments of rupture? In our new publication, co-authored with Felipe Jaramillo Ruiz (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Cali), we introduce the concept of epistemic inertia. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Excellent new article @risjnl.bsky.social by Laura Pantzerhielm 👇

In crisis, time is "of the essence". What does that imply for the typically slow production and mobilisation of expert knowledge? Here's a short piece in which I sum up & discuss the argument of my recent @risjnl.bsky.social article on UN rapid response mechanisms:

Time frames: Crisis expertise and rapid response mechanisms

Jan Eijking discusses the key points from his new RIS article.

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Scandalous Economics. “The smart need money; the rich want to seem smart; the staid seek adjacency to what Mr. Summers called ‘life among the lucrative and louche.’” All on the bodies of young women recruited at Mar-a-Lago and flown around Clintonworld on Epstein’s jet.

My new article, “The moral economy of global priorities,” is now out in RIPE. It argues that greater attention to #morality in #IPE and global #governance scholarship is needed to understand new dynamics of #privatization and market rule. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

The moral economy of global priorities: fusing profit and public duty in malnutrition governance

This article examines a shift in the discourses through which attention to problems is justified in global governance. Whereas appeals to the public good and private gain were once invoked as disti...

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🌐 How do Rapid Response Mechanisms at the UN affect the making & use of expertise? My new article @risjnl.bsky.social, part of a special issue by Annabelle Littoz-Monnet, @uribejuanita.bsky.social & Leandro Montes Ruiz on sources of expert authority beyond objectivity 👇 tinyurl.com/yzn422nn

Exciting contributions from & massive thanks to: Craig Murphy, @olejacobsending.bsky.social, @mer29-cam.bsky.social, Madeleine Dungy, @mhochmueller.bsky.social, @alvinahoffmann.bsky.social, @therealisthom.bsky.social, @uribejuanita.bsky.social, and Geert Somsen. 2/3

Worry not — the guardians of the rules-based international order are “waiting for the facts” and “monitoring the situation”

🌟Officially out now: "The Politics of Beginning. The Origin of Private Authority in the Process of Translation" with @uofmpress.bsky.social OPEN ACCESS www.fulcrum.org/concern/mono... Here comes a thread

📢 Nueva publicación 🥳 Our article with Alex Schmotz and Michael Zürn (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) on diverse global governance outcomes under regime complexity is out #openaccess at #EJIR. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Together with my brilliant colleagues Stacie E Goddard, Ronald R Krebs, and Berthold Rittberger, we published a piece in #ForeignAffairsMagazine: "Liberalism Doomed the Liberal International Order"! www.foreignaffairs.com/united-state...

Liberalism Doomed the Liberal International Order

A less legalistic system would help protect democracies.

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once again I must tap my own sign

if not for this, come to listen what @cschwobelpatel.bsky.social @letizialogiacco.bsky.social @uribejuanita.bsky.social Nina Bries Silva and Kirsten Campbell think about the project 🤭

If you are interested in how private actors get involved in global justice processes or in what to do to transform a thesis into a book, join us in person at @eui-eu.bsky.social or online, where I will be presenting my book project www.eui.eu/events?id=57...

Muy contenta de participar el próximo martes en un conversatorio organizado por la Universidad de los Andes para conversar sobre mi capítulo en el nuevo libro "Ways of Seeing International Organisations", Negar Mansouri, @drqv.bsky.social, @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org Inscripciones: lnkd.in/e7EcQ77X

It was great to be part of this interdisciplinary conversation at the EUI on the present and future of international institutions, alongside such a brilliant group of scholars and colleagues. Special thanks to @maxlesch.bsky.social @jemtseva.bsky.social @eui-eu.bsky.social for the invitation!

Kudos to @jemtseva.bsky.social, @maxlesch.bsky.social and others at @eui-eu.bsky.social for organizing this fantastic interdisciplinary workshop on the present and future of int’l institutions & bringing together critical legal and IR scholars.

Great to see this volume out! Grateful to have contributed a chapter, and many thanks to the editors Negar Mansouri & Daniel R. Quiroga Villamarin @drqv.bsky.social for bringing it all together. www.cambridge.org/core/books/w...

Ways of Seeing International Organisations

Cambridge Core - Public International Law - Ways of Seeing International Organisations

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going to start posting more academic stuff, starting with some papers I've read recently This analysis by @uribejuanita.bsky.social on the managerialist lineages of multistakeholder governance is fantastic, connecting the dots between deliberative democracy and neoliberalism

Excluding through inclusion: managerial practices in the era of multistakeholder governance

Managerial practices underpin most global policy agendas. Existing research shows how these practices have reshaped the public sector, facilitated the marketization of problems, and altered organiz...

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As the IMO @imohq.bsky.social negotiates this week on how to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in international shipping, a reminder: Fuelling ships on #biofuels is a terrible idea that could worsen global #hunger & inequality—say our @deschuttero.bsky.social & @jennifer-clapp.bsky.social.

The Biofuel Sham Could Worsen Global Hunger and Inequality | by Jennifer Clapp & Olivier De Schutter - Project Syndicate

Jennifer Clapp & Olivier De Schutter urge the UN maritime regulator not to encourage the shipping industry to move from one unsustainable fuel to another.

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🌴⛽🚢 #Biofuels for shipping? A disaster for #foodsecurity, inequality, & the #climate. 📢 The shipping industry’s decarbonization must not come at the cost of people’s right to food—say @jennifer-clapp.bsky.social & @deschuttero.bsky.social www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/i... @imohq.bsky.social

The Biofuel Sham Could Worsen Global Hunger and Inequality | by Jennifer Clapp & Olivier De Schutter - Project Syndicate

Jennifer Clapp & Olivier De Schutter urge the UN maritime regulator not to encourage the shipping industry to move from one unsustainable fuel to another.

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Incredibly moved that @anaprokhorov.bsky.social and @raffaelemstr.bsky.social secretly orchestrated my nomination for ISA’s J. Ann Tickner award. Warm thanks to all of you who supported the nomination. I still can’t believe it. @eui-sps.bsky.social @eui-schuman.bsky.social