Public talks
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'Out of the Nest', Counterpoints ABC Australia; see here.
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'What a Railway in Kenya Reveals About How China Builds Things in Africa’, China–Global South Project; see here.
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'The politics of precarity', New Book Network; see here.
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'The politics of precarity', Correction Podcast; see here.
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'On how farmers cope with displacement in Mozambique', International Migration Research Network; see here.
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'Uneven social effects of mega-infrastructures in Kenya', University of Cambridge, Development Corridors Partnership; see here
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Book launch for The Politics of Precarity, University of Helsinki; see here.
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Interview about The Politics of Precarity with Exalt Podcast; see here.
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Texts
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‘Queer theory offers new views on daily life – even on infrastructure projects in Kenya’, The Conversation, July 2023; see here
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‘China in Africa: Kenya railway study shows investment projects aren’t a one-way street’, The Conversation, May 2023; see here
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‘Kenya’s big railway project makes life even harder for the poor by ignoring their reality’, The Conversation, October 2022; see here
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‘Kenya’s Lamu Port was meant to deliver great things. But, as the story of local fishermen shows, it hasn’t’, The Conversation, September 2022; see here
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‘Kenya’s mega-railway project leaves society more unequal than before’, The Conversation, November 2021; see here
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'Body politics at the time of the Covid-19 Pandemic', ROAR Magazine, May 2020; see here
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'The necropolitics of heroism: from individual gestures to class wide solidarity', The Spectre Journal with Jon Las Heras, May 2020; see here
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‘Política del cuerpo en tiempos de la pandemia COVID-19’, El Salto Diario, May 2020; see here
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‘La necropolítica del heroísmo’, with Jon Las Heras, El Salto Diario, May 2020; see here
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‘Community engagement in corridor planning and implementation in Kenya’, From Infrastructure to Development Corridors – ImpactAssessment Sourcebook, edited by H. Hobbs and D. Juffe-Bignoli. DCP: Cambridge.
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