Monthly Archives: December 2013

Environment and Planning A open access issue on Geoengineering

Environment and Planning A theme issue on Geoengineering.

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Chile & the Socialist Internet – talks in London and Manchester

Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
Details of events in Manchester and London – as part of the Spring project. The Socialist President Salvadore Allende was elected to power in Chile in 1970, and embarked upon a series of radical reforms…

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Julia Lupton on two new guides to Shakespeare

At Thinking with Shakespeare, Julia Lupton discusses two stand-out guides to Shakespeare –  The Oxford Handbook of Shakespeare, edited by Arthur Kinney, and the Cambridge Companion to Shakespearean Tragedy, edited by Claire McEachern.

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Books received

Luke Glanville’s Sovereignty and the Responsibility to Protect, Sue Middleton’s Henri Lefebvre and Education, the new issues of RIS and Transactions, and a manuscript to review.

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Big Data and Society – new open access journal being launched

ANTHEM has the news of a new open access journal edited by Evelyn Ruppert – Big Data and Society.

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Dialogues in Human Geography discussion of big data and geography

Dialogues in Human Geography has a discussion of big data and geography (requires subscription). Thanks to David Beer for the link.

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Simon Critchley summer school on the philosophy of tragedy at Tilburg University

Simon Critchley is giving another summer school on the philosophy of tragedy at Tilburg University. Next summer’s Tilburg Philosophy Summer School will explore the relation between philosophy and tragedy in particular and philosophy, drama and aesthetics more generally. My orienting … Continue reading

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Three very interesting pieces on changes (and challenges) to publishing today

Three very interesting pieces on changes to academic publishing today. The first looks at the need for University Presses to adapt to a changing publishing landscape; the second at the costs of producing an open-access monograph – a good reason to use the language … Continue reading

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Pepe Romanillos reviews Jeanne Haffner’s The View from Above: The Science of Social Space at H-Net

Pepe Romanillos reviews Jeanne Haffner’s The View from Above: The Science of Social Space at H-Net. Here’s the first paragraph: Views of the earth from above have increasingly become the subject of critical interrogation. Jeanne Haffner’s fascinating book The View from Above: The Science of … Continue reading

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Duke University Press on the future of publishing

Good piece from Duke University Press on the future of book publishing.

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