Erin O’Brien

@erinobrien.bsky.social

Researches political advocacy and participation, policy agendas, narratives, political consumerism + investorism, modern slavery. Assoc. Prof in Political Science at Griffith University. she/her @eringobrien on Twitter

Boycotts on social media are a pathway for action against distant crime, like Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Scholars often dismiss them as expressive, but @erinobrien.bsky.social and I show that their motivations have a strong instrumental element. Read for more: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

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🏆 Nominations are now open for the 2025 APSA Awards! Recognising excellence in political studies — from standout PhDs to lifetime contributions and policy impact. 📅 Deadlines: – 1 Aug: PhD Thesis & Mayer Book Prize – 11 Aug: All other awards 🔗 auspsa.org.au/2025-apsa-co... #APSA2025

APSA Prizes and Awards 2025 - Australian Political Studies Association

In recognition of the contributions made to all areas of political science, APSA will award the below prizes in 2025. These prizes cover a wide spectrum of achievement, from the PhD Thesis Prize award...

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CALL FOR PAPERS Our annual APSA Political Organisations and Participation @popgroupaus.bsky.social research group workshop is being held 5-6 June at the Uni of Canberra. Limited financial support available for ECRs and HDRs travelling from outside Canberra. Short abstracts due 7 April.

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Over the last few days I had the privilege of attending the United Nations Business and Human Rights Forum in Geneva. It was great to speak with others around the world who are also interested in how the state, civil society, investors, and corporations can work together to combat #modernslavery.

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HNY folks! As 2024 gets rolling, I highly suggest you start the year by saving a copy of this spreadsheet @brkeogh.bsky.social makes & tracking yr work! This will be the 5th yr I've used it. It helps me: ⏰ know I'm working 'enough' 📊 know where I'm spending my time 📝plan my work Strong recommend!

Brendan Keogh@brkeogh.bsky.social · 3y ago

For years now, @hmberents.bsky.social and I have been using this spreadsheet template we made to track where and how we are working. It's hugely valuable and something I strongly encourage salaried academics to do. docs.google.com/spreadsheets...