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Love and Gratitude

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 June 2024

Joanna Kusiak
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University of Cambridge
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Radically Legal
Berlin Constitutes the Future
, pp. 171 - 174
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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  • To every single letter of Deutsche Wohnen & Co. enteignen: For writing a new world by coming repeatedly together.

  • To Mira: For you, I want to write a new world – and to finally stop writing. Córuś, kocham Cię.

  • To Grażyna Kusiak: For fostering my light and my shadow. Mamo, dziękuję.

  • To Lisa Eberle: For the first decade of our friendship, and all the decades to come. For laying this book out with me on the wall of a home that we fought for together.

  • To Simon Müller: For your owlish wisdom, outlandish humour and a human heart.

  • To Karsten Buch: For being a lifebuoy and a real friend. For being real. For being.

  • To Ralf Hoffrogge: For conducting interviews together, and for your amazing honesty and integrity. I am looking forward to reading your book!

  • To Ika Haug, Kalle Kunkel and Bella Rogner: For always responding to my last-minute questions.

  • To Jane Tinkler: For being the Senior Prize Manager worth the title. For being by my side through all the struggles.

  • To Charlotte Collins: For being the ultimate language wizard – and for the fun of playing with words together.

  • To Gillian Tett: For supporting me as a scholar, a mother, and a King’s Fellow.

  • To Sharon McCann: For your grace and patience as I was pushing the boundaries of the editorial process.

  • To Claire Sissen and Gemma Smith: For the magic of turning this book from a Word file into an object!

  • To Joanna Page: For the dancing conferences we will organise one day!

  • To Nicky Dawidowski, Judith Weik and Mette Rokus Jamasb from the CRASSH team: For the support with organising the seminars.

  • To the participants of the Radically Legal seminar at CRASSH: For all your comments. Every single one has helped me.

  • To Amelia Horgan: For jumping on board at the last moment to help.

  • To Peter Kadas: For your friendly threats and all the future discussions.

  • To Jessica Jackson and James Douglas: Let’s make a Riot!

  • To David Runcimann: For the advice at Fitzbillies.

  • To Simon Goldhill: For the dinner party I will never forget!

  • To Matthias Bernt: For the East-Berlin friendship that runs globally.

  • To Kaspar Metzkow: For double-checking all the details.

  • To Gosia Zmysłowska: For visualising the better tomorrow.

  • To Ian Clotworthy: For your pictures – and for your relentless engagement.

  • To Anna ‘Gabi’ Gabryjelska and Alex Hirszfeld: For trusting the process with me.

  • To Karim Niangane: For drawing my storms out.

  • To Surabhi Ranganathan: For the G5, from where it felt easier to see myself achieving this.

  • To Marcin Szala: For typesetting my luck!

  • To Max Lewandowski: For the Ryanair serendipity and caring supplementation.

  • To Kasia Grunt-Mejer, Jacek Grunt-Mejer, Julian Dworak, Ritu Mittal, Artur Burasz and Orlando Sanchez: For hugs and support that came at just the right moments.

  • To Basia Adamczuk: For being my Polish family in Cambridge.

  • To Chris Wray: For your hospitality at Fool’s Valley.

  • To King’s College, Cambridge: For being my intellectual home.

  • To all the people who danced with me.

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  • Love and Gratitude
  • Joanna Kusiak, University of Cambridge
  • Book: Radically Legal
  • Online publication: 06 June 2024
  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009516914.008
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  • Love and Gratitude
  • Joanna Kusiak, University of Cambridge
  • Book: Radically Legal
  • Online publication: 06 June 2024
  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009516914.008
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  • Love and Gratitude
  • Joanna Kusiak, University of Cambridge
  • Book: Radically Legal
  • Online publication: 06 June 2024
  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009516914.008
Available formats
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