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Ebola reading list updated

Ebola is all over the front-pages of newspapers today, in part due to the Spanish nurse and the death of the Liberian in the US. The Guardian has a live blog with updates, and the World Bank has produced a report on the wider … Continue reading →

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Sarah Radcliffe on Inca Sacred Space

A new review at the Society and Space open site.

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Thinking Allowed about Place Hacking

Interesting discussion with Bradley Garrett and Iain Sinclair – begins about 11 minutes in.

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Volume 32, Issue 5 now out

New issue of Society and Space out.

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Politics Reconsidered: The Politics and International Studies blog reinvigorated

Originally posted on Politics Reconsidered:
Today sees the launch of “Politics Reconsidered”, a new research blog from the University of Warwick Department of Politics and International Studies (PAIS). Alongside regular posts by our academics and PhD researchers, will also feature…

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Speculative Realism: Problems and Prospects now out in the US

Originally posted on PHILOSOPHY IN A TIME OF ERROR:
This happened more than a week ago, but I just noticed it: Amazon.com: Speculative Realism: Problems and Prospects now has the book for sale in the US. For those who can’t stand…

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Earth: interactive weather conditions visualisation

Earth – a very interesting interactive “visualization of global weather conditions forecast by supercomputers”. Thanks to dmfant for the link.

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Peake and Sheppard, ‘The Emergence of Radical/Critical Geography within North America’

Linda Peake and Eric Sheppard, ‘The Emergence of Radical/Critical Geography within North America’, ACME, Vol 13 No 2, 2014. Very interesting history of the discipline. Thanks to Sara Koopman for the link.

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Top posts on Progressive Geographies this week

History of Philosophy chart What if the largest countries had the biggest populations? An interesting new world map Towards a reading list on the Ebola crisis Forthcoming (with links to some preprints) Photos from Nietzsche’s summer walks by Mark Anderson Warwick … Continue reading →

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Republican Rep. Lamar Smith versus the National Science Foundation

An important story about academic research and politics.

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