Thank you LitHub for listing On Un/Certainty as a most anticipated books of 2026 and saying nice things about me 🥳… you can pre-order here! @versobooks.bsky.social www.versobooks.com/products/321...
excited to discuss material from my book project In and Against with @ktbberlin.bsky.social @cominsitu.bsky.social and others in Berlin tomorrow
Cominsitu@cominsitu.bsky.social · 3mo agoreally looking forward to discussing the new manuscript by @katforrester.bsky.social on the contradictions of the welfare state! criticaltheoryinberlin.de/event/in-and...
If you're in the Boston area, come along to the first Capitalism and its Critics workshop today! @moiraweigel.bsky.social and I are hosting the legendary Leopoldina Fortunati to discuss the new translation of The Arcana of Reproduction. At Harvard, Sever Hall 113, at 4pm
I had the pleasure of writing about the inimitable @melindacooper.bsky.social’s Counterrevolution for @lrb.co.uk www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Katrina Forrester · ‘I appreciate depreciation’: Dynastic Capitalism
Austerity is a choice. The protection of the family at the expense of other ways of living is a choice. The transfer of...
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Why we are suing the Trump administration. www.thecrimson.com/article/2025...
We’re Harvard Professors Suing the Trump Administration. Here’s Why. | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson
Universities are currently on the front lines of a battle for basic civil liberties. We must fight for the values — and the people — that define us. This lawsuit is a start.
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Did you read (or write) a great feminist political theory paper in 2023? Please nominate it for APSA's Okin-Young Award in Feminist Political Theory! Any paper published in 2023 in any English-language journal is eligible
There is a wonderful tribute to incredible feminist scholar, dazzling historian, and my much-missed brilliant friend Philippa Hetherington @philippahether in Kritika https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/28/article/904392?fbclid=IwAR2-9AbhtHMN89BMJWO2tYwPA06cRK3S24y2s4hpLVVuYw8StVg22RtNIu0
I’m excited to reiterate the classic political dilemmas of exilic communities on here. Do we attempt to replicate the lost community? Engage in revanchism? Hybridize our traditions with the new environments where we find ourselves?