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Originally posted on geographical imaginations:
I started this blog on 10 July with a promise to see how it went: I said I’d been told that blogging wasn’t a distraction but a helpful way of sorting out ideas and opening…

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Michael Shapiro – Studies in Trans-Disciplinary Method

Michael Shapiro’s new book Studies in Trans-Disciplinary Methods: After the Aesthetic Turn is now out. This groundbreaking and innovative text addresses the deep ontological and epistemological commitments that underpin conventional positivist methods and then demonstrates how “method” can be understood … Continue reading →

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Originally posted on AntipodeFoundation.org:
Work by the winners of the 2012/13 and 2011/12 Graduate Student Scholarships is now freely available (i.e. no subscription required) at Wiley Online Library – Teo Ballvé’s ‘Territories of Life and Death on a Colombian…

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Ben Gurion University Politics department under threat again

The Politics and Government department at Ben Gurion University is under threat again – for background see an earlier post on this site. Haaretz has an editorial about it here; and a longer version of the story has been posted … Continue reading →

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Very interesting interview with Eileen Joy on publishing, universities, medieval studies, etc.

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Two posts on Urban Africa

Just back from Abuja, a rapidly developing city, I was struck by two posts at Urban Cultural Studies. Both are reblogged, so the following links take you to the original source. One looks at Demographics and Urbanization; the other at … Continue reading →

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Luke Bennett on bunkers and verticality

Luke Bennett has an interesting discussion here of above ground air-raid bunkers and questions of verticality.

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Thinking Culture on writing practices – includes some links to this blog, but also lots of other good stuff.

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Gerard Toal provides links to an interview with Robert Kaplan and a new piece by John Agnew.

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Some interesting discussion here of book chapters vs. journal articles. Citations should never be the only measure, but not being read is surely a problem for many collections.

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