Armine Ishkanian

@Armish15

Associate Professor in Social Policy, LSE & Exec Director, Atlantic Fellows for Social & Economic Equity; Co-convener of Politics of Inequality research theme

London, England
lse.ac.uk/social-policy/…
Joined December 2012
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  1. Apr 12

    As social and economic inequalities persist in and as the country continues to reel from the impact of the recent war, oligarchs (who also have political ambitions to govern the country) decide to celebrate in an ostentatious/obscene display of wealth ... վայ մամա ջան 🤦‍♀️

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    Apr 10

    📢JUST PUBLISHED! 🎉 Part I of a special issue of on contemporary public health activism, guest-edited by and me. Most joyous work of 2019-2020 15 💫AMAZING💫papers address how activism redistributes health-related power 🧵

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    Apr 9

    Come pay tribute : the 1st David Graeber Memorial Lecture. I have no idea how I will deliver this painful honour please but let us be together. 11 May 👇

    Introducing the David Graeber Memorial Lecture Series! Save the date for the first event, May 11th 5pm UK time, with Alpa Shah.
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    Apr 8

    This is a reminder that is currently recruiting for a researcher on the UK racial wealth gap. Given the problems of the UK Govt Sewell commission, this post is even more necessary & important! Please share!

    Job alert! Please share. ⁦ are hiring a Research Officer to work on the UK Racial Wealth Gap project which builds more evidence in race equity & the Colour of Money report. We are delighted with the collaboration ⁩
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    Apr 6

    Trust, Politics, Exhaustion and Anger: findings on Emergent Agency in a time of Covid. Today's

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    Apr 2

    Today is let's make sure that everyone of us stands up for our beautiful children and spreads the word of .

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    Mar 31

    Where have we got to in Understanding Power as the basis for Activism? Great new review by upsummed on today's .

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  8. Mar 31

    Congratulations Sophea!

    Congratulations to Sophea Chrek and all 2019-20 Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity https://afsee.atlanticfellows.org
    When you're working to end , you need allies all over the world. Congratulations to and all 2019-20 for Social and Economic Equity on joining a global lifelong community of change-makers.
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    Mar 30

    "It would have been difficult for to fit into a scheme which for most of us would be constrictive and confining." for podcast on how the role of women in super-rich families is key to a dynasty's survival.

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    Mar 30

    Our latest webinar looks at the 3 global trends in emergent-agency that surprised us during COVID-19. Watch it here 💻 >>

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    Mar 30

    Join on 21 May 2021 for a virtual conference challenging dominant research methods w/ and Dr George Kunnath, organised by

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  12. Mar 30

    Congratulations Madhu!

    Congratulations to Madhumitha Ardhanari and our 2019-20 cohort of Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity
    The future is unwritten - and our Fellows know a just world can be built. Congratulations to Madhu Ardhanari and all 2019-20 for Social & Economic Equity on joining a lifelong community for change.
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  13. Mar 30

    Congratulations Michaela!

    Congratulations Michaela Rafferty and all 2019-20 Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. https://afsee.atlanticfellows.org
    Truth, justice and solidarity: our Fellows know a better world is possible. Congratulations to and all of our 2019-20 for Social & Economic Equity on joining a lifelong community of change-makers.
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    Mar 26

    Job alert! Research officer to work at ⁦⁩ on some aspect of the UK Racial Wealth Gap. Project will be collaborative with ⁦⁩. This is a vital area of research - please share widely

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  15. Mar 28

    Politics of Inequality: researching resistance from below

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  16. Mar 26

    congratulations Hobeth!

    Congratulations Hobeth Martinez Carrillo and all 2019-20 Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity
    Our come together at to share knowledge, insights and hope. Congratulations to and all 2019-20 for Social & Economic Equity on joining a lifelong fellowship of change-makers.
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    Mar 26

    Piketty's call for a historically informed, global analysis of inequality is timely. However, I believe there is a fundamental error in his analysis which reproduces problematic legitimations of global inequality ... find out more in my piece here:

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  18. Mar 26

    Congratulations Liz!

    Congratulations Liz Nelson (pictured) and all 2019-20 Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. https://afsee.atlanticfellows.org
    A better world is possible. Our inspiring Fellows are working to make it happen. Congratulations to Liz Nelson and all 2019-20 for Social & Economic Equity on joining a lifelong community of change-makers.
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    Mar 25

    of the global poor in the pandemic: and 's "Emergent Agency" project is half-way through, looking at how popular agency is changing in the pandemic 1/2

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  20. Mar 25

    Very glad to see my late colleague Sally Sainsbury honoured as part of LSE's Women's History Month She was a leader in the field of disability & social policy & always a kind, supportive, & caring colleague

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