Tag Archives: war
“More war than night”: Violence, resistance, and territory in Pará, Brazil
by David Meek, University of Georgia Adora sits on a rock-hard couch, leaning back to blow smoke upwards where it is refracted by the daylight, streaming through cracks in her … Continue reading
Intervention – The London Olympics: Urban Geopolitics
by Marijn Nieuwenhuis, University of Warwick As the London Olympics 2012 draw to a final close and the city returns to its quotidian routine it is perhaps time to analyse … Continue reading
Intervention – From Baseworld to Droneworld
by Ian Shaw, University of Glasgow Our planet is garrisoned by a network of around 1,100 bases operated by the U.S. military. Many of these sites exist in shadow because … Continue reading
Video abstract – Ian Shaw talks about ‘The Unbearable Humanness of Drone Warfare in FATA, Pakistan’
Readers may have seen Derek Gregory’s excellent essay, ‘Supplying war in Afghanistan: The frictions of distance‘, at Open Democracy this week. Among other things, Gregory discusses drone warfare in FATA, … Continue reading
Intervention – Kony 2012: Violence as evil, war as contest, intervention as benevolence
by Connor Cavanagh, The Nordic Africa Institute (Nordiska Afrikainstitutet), Uppsala, Sweden By now, you’ve seen or heard of the video. You’ve probably also read some of the debates (see, for … Continue reading
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