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Growing Up Woodbrook

3/12/2022

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These are my comments from the recent book launch for Growing Up Woodbrook

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Woodbrook celebrates 110 years: An amazing square mile in history

31/10/2021

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A book project on Woodbrook combining residents and anthropology will be published in September 2022. Find out more below

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Substance Use and Abuse in Guyana’s prisons: self-medication by inmates

3/5/2021

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This oped was written by our research team from the University of Leicester and University of Guyana

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Mental Health in Guyana’s Prisons: a direct legacy of the country’s colonial history?

26/4/2021

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This oped was written by our research team from the University of Leicester and University of Guyana.

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Abolition and the Colonial Amnesia of Caribbean Prison Systems

25/8/2020

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The need for alternatives to prisons and prison reform in the Caribbean is long past due

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Reigniting student activism at UWI

21/6/2020

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This co-authored op-ed from University of the West Indies, Sociology PhD candidate Nathan Chapman and myself, is meant as a conversation starter about the importance of student activism at the UWI

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UK Universities, Decolonisation and the Future of Sociology

4/3/2020

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What is meant by the decolonisation of academic life? Why might it be of importance to contemporary British sociology? How might decolonisation proceed, and what might our sociological imaginations suggest are some of the obstacles it faces along the way?

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The Sociological Imagination without W.E.B. Du Bois?

4/1/2020

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As noted in Why Is Classical Theory Classical? (1997) by Raewyn Connell, and in chapter six of our book where we discuss the relationship between empire and the development of sociology, the main stories told about the world by many sociologists of late nineteenth and early twentieth century rarely looked at the structural relationship and centrality of race to modernity, industrial society, and capitalism. Instead of making connections between social structures and racial inequalities, they spoke of different stages of development and focused on cultural differences to erase the ongoing colonial and imperial encounter from understandings of the “metropole” and the “periphery”.

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Glorifying violence

24/2/2019

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This co-authored op-ed from a Sociology grad student and myself based on a three month study done by Mr Maraj under my supervision of the local newspapers and in particular their reports on violent crime, questions the CoP's recent comments about the newspapers in T&T glorifying gangster life.

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The Socio-Cultural Problem with Sandals

5/11/2017

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Why doesn’t the PM speak and listen to sociologists as much as he does economists?

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The Financialisation of Academic Knowledge Production

5/10/2016

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In this column for a series on academic freedom at sage social science space I looked at the financialisation of the academic book publishing industry and asked questions about changes in the production cycle and ethos of academic publishing in the 21st century. What does the emergence of a franchise system within academic publishing suggest has happened to the traditional purpose of academic knowledge production, academic disciplines and academic authors themselves?

There is also a webinar on academic freedom with Joanna Williams, Daniel Nehring and me that you can listen to here

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Biting the hand that feeds 

17/1/2016

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Misogyny at the Trinidad Guardian...

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Anthropologist in the Cane

3/1/2016

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A great of Caribbean anthropology, Professor Sidney Mintz has passed away...

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Money Trees

20/12/2015

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We all know money grows on trees so why should we change...

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Who to blame?

6/12/2015

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Anthropology and trying to understand the explanations people assumer when unexpected events occur...

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Learning About Police Culture

22/11/2015

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how might the police and anthropologists collaborate?

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The Sociological Imagination

8/11/2015

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How and why the psychological view has come to trump the sociological imagination...

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My Home is my Castle

25/10/2015

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Anthropology and architecture through the eyes of PhD Candidate Leniqueca Welcome 

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Denialism and Anti-History

11/10/2015

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Why David Cameron is simply wrong about the past...

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Culture and Power

27/9/2015

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Culture shapes how we see the world, are we reading culture critically enough?

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