Two Journal Articles By ICS Members Among Routledge’s Most Read

Congratulations to Professor Katherine Gibson and Associate Professor Alana Lentin whose articles have been included in Routledge’s Social Sciences Most Read article collection. The collection features the top three most downloaded articles that were published and downloaded in 2014 in each Routledge Social Sciences journal.

‘Being the revolution, or, how to live in a “more-than-capitalist” world threatened with extinction’ by J.K. Gibson-Graham (Katherine Gibson and Julie Graham) was in the top three articles from Rethinking Marxism.

'Post-race, post politics: the paradoxical rise of culture after multiculturalism' by Alana Lentin was in the top three articles from Ethnic and Racial Studies.

All articles in the collection are free to download until 30 June 2015.

10 February 2015

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