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Originally posted on Foucault News:
A Foucault News exclusive. Colin Gordon, A Note On “Becker On Ewald On Foucault On Becker” : American Neoliberalism And Michel Foucault’s 1979 Birth Of Biopolitics Lectures. A conversation with Gary Becker, François Ewald, and…

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Cities in Conflict

The news site openDemocracy.net has launched a special series on “Cities and Conflict” – thanks to Territorial Masquerades for the link.

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Originally posted on ANTHEM:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjas5vqtsgQ On Space Time Foam, the artwork conceived and realised by Tomás Saraceno for HangarBicocca, can be said to be inspired by many different areas of knowledge and can be interpreted under different perspectives: a vision…

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Manet: Portraying Life

London’s Royal Academy of Arts has a new exhibition Manet: Portraying Life. It runs from 26 January to 14 April 2013 with advance booking advised. Foucault wrote a manuscript on Manet which is believed to be destroyed, but lectures have been … Continue reading →

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Society and Space Vol 31 No 1 now out

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Boko Haram – An Annotated Bibliography

  Update 27 March 2013 – an updated version of this bibliography is available here. This is an incomplete bibliography, but includes the pieces I’ve read while writing a piece on questions of territory in relation to Boko Haram (see … Continue reading →

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Timothy Morton, Realist Magic

Timothy Morton’s new book Realist Magic: Objects, Ontology, Causality is now available to read online open access – print and pdf to follow presumably.

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John Sallis, Logic of Imagination: The Expanse of the Elemental

John Sallis’s latest book, Logic of Imagination: The Expanse of the Elemental, is reviewed at NDPR. Here’s the publisher’s information – looks very interesting. The Shakespearean image of a tempest and its aftermath forms the beginning as well as a major … Continue reading →

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Katherine Gibson, Jenny Cameron and Stephen Healy talk to Society & Space co-editor Jane M. Jacobs about their forthcoming book: Take Back the Economy.

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No Borders – review of Bristol exhibition

The TLS has a short review of an interesting looking exhibition on borders. A thought-provoking exhibition recently opened at the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, in partnership with Arnolfini. “No Borders”, featuring a dozen modern artists from the Middle East, … Continue reading →

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