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Papers from the Environment and Planning series of journals made open access – Antipode has done similar.

Klaus Dodds reflects on age, bodies and gender in the latest James Bond movie.

Originally posted on Object-Oriented Philosophy:
The Speculative Realism series at Edinburgh will be releasing quite a number of books in 2014, but we’re starting out in the spring with an impressive hat trick of books likely to make a big…

Originally posted on Object-Oriented Philosophy:
These aren’t up on Amazon yet, but are coming soon from Open Humanities Press. First up, we have Joseph Carew’s Ontological Catastrophe, a very provocative study of Žižek’s concept of the same name. Lots of…

Some photos to sit alongside a paper in the latest issue of Society and Space.

Environment and Planning A theme issue on Geoengineering.

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…

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

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 →