Intervention symposium – ‘Explosive geographies’
On April 15, 2013, two bombs targeting the Boston Marathon exploded on Boylston St, killing three and initiating the United State’s most visible domestic security operation of the decade. Two … Continue reading
Book Review Symposium – Geraldine Pratt’s ‘Families Apart: Migrant Mothers and the Conflicts of Labor and Love’
This symposium brings together a group of scholars to discuss Prof. Geraldine Pratt’s monograph Families Apart: Migrant Mothers and the Conflicts of Labor and Love (University of Minnesota Press, 2012). … Continue reading
Intervention – Cartographic Nationalism and Territorial Confusion in East Asia
by Marijn Nieuwenhuis, University of Warwick Introduction The idea of nationhood rests on the claim of a specific territorial area. The cartographic demarcating of territory automatically exposes, however, the contingent … Continue reading
Video abstract – Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola talks about ‘Neoliberalizing Border Management in Finland and Schengen’
“…contemporary performances of border enforcement and security cannot be understood as distinct from the process of neoliberalization.” So argues University of Oulu geographer Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola in her forthcoming Antipode paper … Continue reading
Book Review – Dave Featherstone on Carl Griffin’s ‘The Rural War: Captain Swing and the Politics of Protest’
Here Dave Featherstone (School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow) reviews Carl Griffin’s The Rural War: Captain Swing and the Politics of Protest, which was published last year … Continue reading
Right to Space: Moving Towards Sexual Citizenship Beyond the Nation State
Forthcoming in Antipode 45(4) – on which more below – and available online now, ‘Right to Space: Moving Towards Sexual Citizenship Beyond the Nation State’ is an intervention from Martin … Continue reading
New Antipode Book Series title – ‘The Down-deep Delight of Democracy’
Last month saw the release of a new title in the Antipode Book Series – Mark Purcell’s The Down-deep Delight of Democracy. In the book – chapter one of which … Continue reading
Video abstract – Megan Ybarra talks about “You Cannot Measure a Tzuultaq’a”: Cultural Politics at the Limits of Liberal Legibility
Here Megan Ybarra, Assistant Professor of Politics, Latin American Studies, and American Ethnic Studies at Willamette University, talks about her paper “You Cannot Measure a Tzuultaq’a”: Cultural Politics at the … Continue reading
Activism, environment, food, universities, and…post-Wall German filmmaking: Antipode volume 45, issue 3 out now
Antipode volume 45, number 3 out now…
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A bit of radical humour for AAG week…
“A true joke…suddenly and explosively lets us see the familiar defamiliarised, the ordinary made extraordinary, and the real rendered surreal…Humour brings about a change of situation…” – Simon Critchley, On … Continue reading
Antipode at the 2013 AAG
Don’t forget that Christian Parenti will be giving this year’s Antipode Lecture at the AAG annual meeting in Los Angeles on Wednesday 10 April, 16:40 – 18:20 (Emerald Bay, Westin, … Continue reading
Intervention – ‘Doing the Right Thing in Detroit’ by Andy Merrifield
“Neutrality isn’t cool” — Justin Ravitz, Marxist Judge of Detroit Recorder’s Court, 1980 A little while ago, I participated in an evening of revolutionary politics at the Roxy Bar and … Continue reading
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