Monthly Archives: June 2013

Radical Philosophy 180, July/August 2013 Martin Marinos, `Hugo Chavez and Populist Leadership’ Alberto Toscano, `Politics in a Tragic Key’ David Cunningham, `Deadwood and the Historiography of Capitalism’ Simon Morgan Wortham, `The Nietzschean Origins of Lazzarato’s Indebted Man’ J’annine Jobling, `Gillian Howe, … Continue reading →

new review at the Society and Space open site

Ron Johnston’s devastating review of Robert Kaplan’s The Revenge of Geography is now available in the new AAG Review of Books – one of their two open access samples of this new journal.

Originally posted on AntipodeFoundation.org:
by Andy Merrifield In 1970, the English sociologist Ray Pahl published a collection of essays under a simple yet disarming title, Whose City? The question was more original than it sounded, even if its answer…

Counting body counts at the Pluto Press blog. There is something wrong about reducing all those lives lost to a number, summed and calcuated, and then represented like this. But the ignorance of the likely scale of deaths is doubtless … Continue reading →

A new piece at the Society and Space open site using Sloterdijk’s work to think about the use of tear gas in Turkey.

Society and Space new issue out

Originally posted on literary geographies:
A new open-access e-journal Literary Geographies is under construction: Literary Geographies is an interdisciplinary open-access e-journal designed to support and encourage collaboration in the area of literary/geographical studies. Set up in response to the rapid…

Excellent commentary on recent events from Jeremy Crampton at the Society and Space open site.