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Stuart Elden Bluesky Profile Stats

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Account age: 2 years (joined September 2023)

Stuart Elden Bluesky stats, updated continuously. @stuartelden.bsky.social has 10,160 followers and 1,951 posts on Bluesky. Account age: 2 years (joined September 2023).

Followers
10K
Growth (7d)
+9
Following
1.4K
Posts
2.0K~1.8/day
Influence
166

Follower growth

2026-06-10+107 over 63 days2026-08-31

Bio

Political theorist, political geographer, now mainly write on the history of ideas. Professor at University of Warwick, work on territory, Foucault, Lefebvre and new project on Indo-European thought in C20th France. https://progressivegeographies.com

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Stuart Elden on Bluesky - frequently asked questions

How many followers does Stuart Elden have on Bluesky?
Stuart Elden (@stuartelden.bsky.social) has 10,160 followers on Bluesky. It gained 9 new followers in the last 7 days. The count is refreshed continuously from the public AT Protocol.
When did Stuart Elden join Bluesky, and how old is the account?
Stuart Elden joined Bluesky in September 2023. The @stuartelden.bsky.social account is 2 years old. Searches for Stuart Elden age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the account age only.
How many posts has Stuart Elden published?
Stuart Elden has published 1,951 posts on Bluesky. That is about 1.8 posts per day over the life of the account.
Is Stuart Elden verified on Bluesky?
@stuartelden.bsky.social does not currently show a Bluesky verification. Many real accounts on Bluesky are unverified, since verification is still rolling out.
What does Stuart Elden post about?
Stuart Elden is classified under Politics in our directory. Bio: "Political theorist, political geographer, now mainly write on the history of ideas. Professor at University of Warwick, work on territory, Foucault, Lefebvre and new project on Indo-European thought i".