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Originally posted on Foucault News:
Cities, Space and Development Seminars at LSE Colin Gordon, (Independent Scholar, Editor and Translator of the works of Michel Foucault) Governmentality: How much is enough? Seminar Convenor: Dr Sharad Chari London School of Economics, Geography…

Originally posted on ANTHEM:
THE UNIVERSITY of EDINBURGH GIFFORD LECTURES 2013 [brochure PDF] Facing Gaia: A new inquiry into Natural Religion A series of six lectures by Bruno Latour, Professor at Sciences Po, Paris 18 February to 28 February 2013…

Topograph has an interesting post on the ubiquitous imagery of shrinking glaciers; while BLDGBLOG has a discussion of the Lower Manhattan National Park. From the second: In 2057, massive flood-control structures protecting New York City from the rising seas required … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Art & War: Responses to Iraq:
First, the title of this post obviously is a steal from Trevor Paglen’s book, subtitled The Dark Geography of the Pentagon’s Secret World. I’ve been meaning to write up one or…

David Beer offers a thoughtful post on file sharing – music and books.

Originally posted on geographical imaginations:
Adam Gopnik writing in the New Yorker discusses the revival of what he calls ‘geographical history’.  He starts with the prospect of a ‘history of spaces’ moving us beyond the intimacies of the sort of…

Originally posted on Foucault News:
Geoffroy de Lagasnerie, La dernière leçon de Michel Foucault. Sur le néolibéralisme, la théorie et la politique, Editions Fayard, A paraître, le 31 octobre 2012 Plus d’informations sur le site de l’auteur Présentation de l’éditeur À…

The ever-interesting Exploring Geopolitics site has an interview with Gerard Toal.

Originally posted on Open Geography:
Nice profile on Trevor Paglen, the artist (and geographer) in the New Yorker about his work photographing spy satellites and military bases.

New continental philosophy blog, Groundwork, from CRMEP students, including an interview with Catherine Malabou (via AUFS).