A batch of the best highlights from what Jophin's read, .
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Generally, if a phrase contains a preposition, it’s TWO words when it’s a VERB, and ONE word when it’s a NOUN.
-You log in with your login
-You try out during a tryout
-You stand up to do standup
-You hang out is a hangout
-You break up during a breakup
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Tanya Li's identification of six crucial practices linked to the concept of assemblage in the work of governing (cited in Chapter 1): forging alignments; rendering technical; authorising knowledge; managing failures and contradictions; de-politicising; and re-assembling.
Publics, Politics and Power
Janet Newman and John Clarke
Civil labour is the decisive institutional measure that integrates helpful individualists into social and political contexts of action and work grounded upon their own tenacity and initiative.