Monthly Archives: December 2015

A new companion piece to an article in Society and Space.

Originally posted on machines of urbanization:
Joseph Paxton, Great Victorian Way, 1855 Iowa State University, Center for Excellence in Arts and Humanities (CEAH) Symposium, April 4-5, 2016. Full details and free registration at http://www.whatistheurban.org) What Is the Urban? Registers of a World Interior…

Digital Map of the Roman Empire Before and after peer-review in a diagram “Mourning becomes the law”—Judith Butler from Paris at the Verso website (no longer available; archived version here) Michel Foucault on refugees – a previously untranslated interview from 1979 Antipode Intervention on Lefebvre … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Open Geography:
How do drones use computational methods such as algorithms to govern your life? Here are ten ways. Many people think (non-military) drones are only used by hobbyists, and then only to fly small Go-Pro cameras around.…

Original exchanges here; now joined by two new pieces Eduardo Gudynas, ‘Friendly colonialism’ and the contradictions of our progressive governments Japhy Wilson, Estefanía Martínez, Thomas Purcell and Carla Simbaña, The Passive Aggression of Eduardo Gudynas: An Analysis CENEDET have also just published their … Continue reading →

An interesting digital map of the Roman Empire. Thanks to António Ferraz de Oliveria for the link.

Also at critical-theory.com, an interview with Thomas Nail about his recent book The Figure of the Migrant, published by Stanford University Press.