Wesley Dean

@wesleydean.bsky.social

Sociologist of the food system at the University of Copenhagen, interest in food poverty and food access, lapsed Fed, lapsed philosopher, lapsed baptist, lapsed Texan, Malmönian, he, him, his. My avian friends mostly keep me from going off my rocker. 🇵🇸🇱🇧

Why do my alma maters do such horrid things. I expect this kind of nonsense from Texas A&M but I guess I shouldn’t be surprised by the University of Alberta’s prominent role in quashing legitimate dissent.

Nathan Kalman-Lamb@nkalamb.bsky.social · 2mo ago

New reporting from @breachmedia.ca shows that Canadian universities operated a secret national effort to coordinate surveillance and policing of anti-genocide activism and encampments. breachmedia.ca/canadian-uni...

EU leaders are taking it out on cormorants, again. Sadly, this isn’t unexpected news. Until the ‘70s, cormorants were almost brought to extinction to “protect” fish stocks. Only in 1979, under the EU Birds and Habitat Directives, did it become illegal to kill or disturb them.

The Department of Food and Resource Economics at the University of Copenhagen, which is also chock full of sociologists, philosophers, and political ecologists, is hiring for PhD fellowships. We pay a living wage, and have national health care.

PhD fellow positions at the Department of Food and Resource Economics

The Department of Food and Resource Economics (IFRO) is inviting applications for positions as PhD fellows that will start on 1 August 2026 or later. IFRO carri

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Former LA Times managing editor @sarayasin.bsky.social launches The Key, a new publication about Palestine that will be "a home for journalists who have had their stories spiked in mainstream outlets." Her opening essay is worth every second of your time: www.thekeymagazine.com/p/western-jo...

It’s Not Complicated

The mainstream media failed the public during the genocide in Gaza. The Key's editor-in-chief shares her vision for what comes next.

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