CW: mentions sexual harassment
A teacake and a portable phone charger. Unlikely objects to trigger a tirade against the state of academic practices in the UK, but here you are, about to read one anyway.
CANAPES, CONFERENCES AND CLASS DISCRIMINATION – ACADEMIA IN 2017
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