Nicola J. Smith

@drnickismith.bsky.social

Associate Prof in Political Science @BhamPolsis (she/her)

Read below as Juanita Elias reflects on what growing demands for greater public accessibility to academic research mean for the future of international studies 🌟 'Open access and the future of the monograph in International Studies' 📚 Find the full blog here 👉 https://ow.ly/xoPL50Zmigh

Open access and the future of the monograph in International Studies

Juanita Elias reflects on how greater public accessibility will affect long-form publications.

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Six years ago I published a book that engaged machine learning in terms of the politics of text, language & the impossibility of definitive authorship. Are any of the men writing now on LLMs, authorship, and text citing my 2020 work?…. No, reader, they are not.

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Preorders on Unpaid are included in our Theory Sale! "Unpaid unflinchingly catalogues the reality of labour exploitation under capitalism, presenting Marx's most important ideas in a clear, succinct and compelling way." - @graceblakeley.substack.com

Unpaid

Unpaid upends conventional wisdom about how we value work, exposing wage theft as one of capitalism’s enduring open secrets. From unpaid overtime and under-the-table jobs to algorithmic exploitation, ...

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New episode of @politicalworldview.bsky.social podcast out now!🎙️ This time I’m talking recognition with the excellent @georgekyris.bsky.social, who’s thought about it a lot — and looked into some interesting cases. Check it out! 👇Audio links in thread under original post👇

Political Worldview Podcast@politicalworldview.bsky.social · 5mo ago

New episode out now! 'Recognize Me?' 🎙️ @adamjamesquinn.bsky.social chats with @georgekyris.bsky.social about national recognition: who gets a state, and says who? How it works in theory, and some cases (Palestine, Taiwan, and more) that show it's trickier in practice! 👇Audio links in thread below👇