professionally curious, communally engaged
Does civility in politics matter? in The New Humanist, summer 2016
The elephant in the room in Labour’s antisemitism row in The Guardian, 28 April 2016
Is Split Over Israel a Luxury Restricted to Countries With No Anti-Semitism? in The …
The Pleasures, Pain and Promise of Sociological Work Outside the Academy in The Sociological Imagination, 10 December 2015…
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Being civil doesn’t mean remaining silent in Chronicle of Higher Education, 8 October 2015…
‘Exploring new frontiers in the aesthetics of metal: Destabilising capital through mediocrity and incompetence’ online talk at University of Southern Denmark, 3 September 2015. [Video of talk here]…
Stop moaning, let’s now try to embrace Corbyn, in the Jewish Chronicle, 17 September 2015
It’s vital for Jeremy Corbyn to establish a working relationship with British Jews, in Guardian Comment Is Free, 17 September 2015…
Is Corbyn too pall with tyrants and other pariahs? in Open Democracy, 14 August 2015
What’s going on with the Labour party? Ten propositions, 23 July 2015
George Galloway is Tony Blair. Jeremy Corbyn is neither, 7 July …
Recently, I’ve been noticing a lot of stories about Jews in the media illustrated with photos such as this one:
It strikes me as an interesting phenomenon – clearly, strictly orthodox Judaism is, for some at least, the public face …
My thoughts here at The Guardian.
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Over the last few years, I’ve been building up more and more ideas for books I’d like to write. It’s unlikely I’ll ever publish more than a fraction of them, so I wanted to find a way to ‘let go’ …
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