For #ScholarlySunday three readings that I'm finding interesting/thought-provoking/challenging. A thread. Why not reply with a link to a paper you've discovered and enjoyed/found useful recently? Brief comment and links to each paper below. 
This paper by a Japanese scholar takes a cue from Erik Hobsbawm's fascinating book on outlaws to try to frame an explanation for the President's popularity. academia.edu/37041648/Bandi…
This paper by one of the most original thinkers of our time looked at the dominant academic discourse and dared to not only challenge it, but dissect it. academia.edu/7558083/Postco…
While i'm increasingly convinced that his scholarship, in the end, was a life dedicated to dismantling andf challenging liberal democratic discourse and substituting it with an authoritarian one, his writings always makes for interesting reading. academia.edu/18512707/The_U…
In case you're interested, here is Hobsbawm's book; it's a slim volume but a weighty read.
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