George Boss

@georgeboss.bsky.social

Political theorist | Leverhulme ECF at Queen Mary University of London | Working on human needs, Marx, poverty, voice | New book here: https://doi.org/10.4324/9781032705439 | Website: https://www.drgeorgeboss.com/

For those of you wondering what I'm currently up to... Learning lots already. Still pinching myself that I get to do this for three years. Speak to me anytime about needs, voice, poverty, activism.

Leverhulme Trust@leverhulme.ac.uk · 3mo ago

By radically overhauling dominant conceptions of the language of need, @georgeboss.bsky.social @qmul.bsky.social, reframes needs-claims, investigating whose are heard and whose are silenced. Read now in our Annual Review: www.flipsnack.com/leverhulmetr...

Excited for this one: workshop @ QMUL on work, needs, and their connection. Bringing together political theorists and researchers across geography, political economy & more to ask how we assess work beyond the size of the paycheck — dignity, security, purpose, flourishing? 📍Graduate Centre GC101

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A reminder to sign up for our Spring Symposium! Monday, 27th April at University College London, sponsored by the Society for Applied Philosophy. Talks by ECRs on methods, AI, the climate crisis, and the future of work, as well as a keynote by Prof Jeff Howard. Sign up here tinyurl.com/GTFSymposium

Global Theory Forum - Spring Symposium 2026

Join the second GTF Spring Symposium that features a keynote from Prof. Jeffrey Howard and contributions from ECRs and senior discussants!

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We are excited to announce that we have four great topics lined up for our Spring Working Groups, beginning on January 29th with Anton Bronfman (Central European University) who is presenting Mystifying Possibilities: Towards a Conceptualization of the Diplomatic Mystique.

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