So… I have been thinking about this post (with this title) for some time, but was actually planning a different post this week. But then, Friday night, at our local wine bar (all bio, always a bit too cold, and always a little overpriced), we were chatting about the news, scrolling through the apps, and I came across a Guardian article about academics in the Epstein files (written by a B-School prof, Christopher Marquis). Now that is academic Politics with a capital P. It certainly kicked off a lively discussion on LinkedIn. If you haven’t seen it yet, it's worth looking at here. And then I decided to write the academic politics post a little earlier than I had intended, because the various thoughts I have had on the subject have been distilling for a while. But they really snapped into sharp relief after Friday night. For subscribers, the rest of the post is not gossip (well, maybe a little) but a pop-culturally inflected reflection on the nature of academic politics... Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app
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Friday, 27 February 2026
K-Pop Demon Hunters and Academic Politics
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