I am looking forward to speaking at the University of Sheffield this week - at the launch of Class, Emotions and the Affective Politics...

It was great to be involved in filming for a forthcoming feature, Alpha City: How London Became the Money Laundering Capital of the...

This blog post is a summary of a recently published article in the academic journal The Sociological Review. The piece of writing draws...

My talk at this year's AAG annual conference drew together emerging themes in my Unequal Lives project.

This blog post is a summary of a recently published article in the journal cultural geographies

It was a pleasure to speak at the virtual launch of Beyond the Wage: Ordinary Work in Diverse Economies earlier this week

enjoyed contributing to the Homerton College annual teaching day earlier this week on 'what kind of teaching do our students need now?'

In this blog post, I include a short summary of my recently published chapter: 'The work of looking for work'

A summary of the recently released academic article ‘Facing Hunger, Framing Food Banks, Imaging Austerity.’

I have a new piece of writing published online at The Homersphere. It is available to read here. COVID-19 has seen hunger rise rapidly in...

This short post is a summary of a new piece of writing: 'Austere social reproduction and the gendered geographies of debt.'

This post is a summary of a recent academic publication: 'Towards a geographical account of shame: Food banks and the spaces of austere...

This blog post is a summary of a recent entry published in the second edition of the International Encyclopedia of Human Geography.

It was a privilege to speak at the Royal Geographical Society’s annual conference last week. Held on site in south Kensington, it was an...

This blog post is a summary of my latest academic article: ‘The vital politics of foodbanking: Hunger, austerity, biopower.’

Frank Natter's reading - Grenfell March for justice May 2019 We walk in silence out of respect. We walk in silence because we are mourning.

In this post, I follow a slightly different tack. I want to reflect on the politics of unequal lives through what might seem an unusual...

Last week, I was pleased to share my research at an event sponsored by CRASSH (the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and...

It was a pleasure to be involved in the ‘Feminist Engagements with Austerity’ conference held at Bristol University last week. Attended...

In this post, I write about a recent initiative I have launched: London Inequality Studies (LIS). The study group, established with...