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Books that inspired…

Books that inspired academics.

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Interview with Paul Rabinow

Very interesting interview with Paul Rabinow.

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All geotagged Tweets ever–North America

Originally posted on Open Geography:
Amazing visualizations out of Twitter labs. All geotagged tweets since the beginning for various places around the world. North America (click image for more):

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Public geography/sociology and social media

A forum on geography and social media in Dialogues in Human Geography.

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Machiavelli’s The Prince: Five Centuries of History, Conflict and Politics

Only just heard about this major conference on Machiavelli, with a host of interesting speakers including Balibar, Lezra, Montag and Vatter. Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527) is the most important and influential political thinker of the early modern age. Every single political … Continue reading →

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Global Flight Paths

This and more at the BBC News site. Thanks to Ben Rosamond for the link.

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Mapping Bob Dylan’s World

A map of every street, town, and city Dylan has ever sung about.

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New Materialism, Fragility, and Activism, William E.Connolly

Originally posted on ANTHEM:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJa00_SiK6c Keynote talk by William E. Connolly at the 3rd Annual Radical Democracy Conference on March 16, 2013 at The New School in New York. Talk on “The New Materialism, Fragility, and Activism.” For more information…

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Plastic selves: two new Malabou reviews posted

Two books by Catherine Malabou are reviewed on the Open Site.

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Renditions rendered

Originally posted on geographical imaginations:
Many readers will know of various attempts made, several years ago, to map the CIA’s extraordinary rendition programme.  One of the most innovative was artist-geographer Trevor Paglen‘s Terminal Air project (and the idea of (de)basing…

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