Latest journal issues
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Volume 54, Issue 3 May 2022
In true Antipodean fashion, the papers in this issue examine the contortions of late-stage global capitalism as well as its differentiated and violent impacts, yet they also evince the journal’s...
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Volume 54, Issue 2 March 2022
In his Svendborg Poems, Bertolt Brecht writes: “In the dark times/Will there be singing? There will be singing/Of the dark times.” The last two years (or perhaps two millennia) have indeed been...
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Volume 54, Issue 1 January 2022
Our first issue of volume 54 opens with Katherine McKittrick’s powerful meditation on Black miscellanea – deliberate collections of creative things – as strategies for non-extractive stories...
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Volume 53, Issue 6 November 2021
From time to time, it is not only worthwhile to think about how the themes of radical geography evolve and shift, but also to reflect upon what keywords radical geographers mobilize to think through...
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Latest news
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Symposium – “The Spatial Politics of Infrastructure-Led Development in Pakistan”
20th April 2022
Organised by Majed Akhter (King’s College London), Aasim Sajjad Akhtar (Quaid-i-Azam University) and Hasan H. Karrar (Lahore University of Management Sciences) Forthcoming in Antipode...
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Book Review Symposium – Katherine Chandler’s “Unmanning: How Humans, Machines and Media Perform Drone Warfare”
11th March 2022
Kate Chandler’s book Unmanning: How Humans, Machines and Media Perform Drone Warfare (Rutgers University Press, 2020) charts a genealogy of experimental pilotless planes flown between 1936 and...
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CFP – Clyde Woods Black Geographies Specialty Group Graduate Student Paper Award – deadline January 10, 2022
6th December 2021
Antipode is proud to continue working with the AAG’s Black Geographies Specialty Group (BGSG) to support their graduate student paper award, named in honour of the late Clyde Woods… Clyde...
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Struggling for a Right to the Discipline
15th November 2021
The allegations revealed through Al Jazeera’s recent investigative journalism saddened and sickened us all. Antipode’s Editorial Collective and the Antipode Foundation’s board of trustees...
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Latest lecture series
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2021
AAG – “Dear April: The Aesthetics of Black Miscellanea” by Katherine McKittrick (Queen’s University, Canada) – video available here and below; virtual journal issue available...
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2019
AAG – The Seventh Wonder of the Zad by Kristin Ross (New York University, USA) – video available here and below; virtual journal issue available here RGS-IBG – “Blind Pessimism and Worldly...
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2018
RGS-IBG - Trauma Geographies: Broken Bodies and Lethal Landscapes by Derek Gregory (University of British Columbia, Canada) - video available here and below; virtual journal issue...
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2017
RGS-IBG - Retelling Stories, Disrupting “the Social”, Relearning the World by Richa Nagar (University of Minnesota, USA / Rhodes University, South Africa) - video available here and...
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Latest interventions
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Intervention – “Trajectories of Russian Resistance to the War in Ukraine”
21st June 2022
Sven Daniel Wolfe (University of Lausanne) Minor Parallels There is something in Hans Fallada’s Alone in Berlin that resonates with today’s Russia. Based on Gestapo files of actual...
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“A Resurgence of Decolonisation: We Need to do African Studies with Africans”—An Interview with Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni, Part 1
15th June 2022
Introduction The following conversation with Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni represents the second instalment in a series of four conversations that Antipode is organising on decolonial and anticolonial...
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Intervention – “Fighting the Marketisation of UK Higher Education”
21st March 2022
by David Featherstone and Olivia Mason UCU members at the University of Glasgow, among other institutions, are currently taking part in five consecutive days of strike action, from Monday 21...
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Intervention – “Micro-War: How Russia are using Gig Platforms for Reconnaissance”
8th March 2022
Olivia Butler (Department of Social and Economic Geography, Uppsala University) Speaking of the gig economy conjures images of dystopic futures with isolated, overworked, and underpaid...
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Latest video abstracts
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Video abstract – “Urban Transformations to Keep All the Same: The Power of Ivy Discourses”
8th June 2022
Forthcoming in Antipode 54(4) in July 2022, and available Open Access online now, “Urban Transformations to Keep All the Same: The Power of Ivy Discourses” by Linda Westman and Vanesa Castán...
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Video Abstract – “Cycling Lungs: Understanding Mobile Subjectivity as Enfleshed”
9th December 2021
We’re delighted to share another video abstract from our January 2022 issue, Antipode 54(1) – A.C. Davidson talking about their new open access paper, “Cycling Lungs: Understanding Mobile...
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Video Abstract – “The Anaesthetic Politics of Being Unaffected: Embodying Insecure Digital Platform Labour”
6th December 2021
Forthcoming in Antipode 54(1) in January 2022, and available open access now, David Bissell’s “The Anaesthetic Politics of Being Unaffected: Embodying Insecure Digital Platform Labour” builds...
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Video Abstract – “Decentring the Lettered City: Exile, Transnational Networks, and Josué de Castro’s Centre International pour le Développement (1964–1973)”
20th July 2021
Forthcoming in January 2022 in the first issue of Antipode’s 54th volume, and available (open access) online now, Federico Ferretti’s “Decentring the Lettered City: Exile, Transnational...
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Latest book reviews
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A People’s Guide to New York City
22nd June 2022
Lauren Hudson (City University of New York) on Carolina Bank Muñoz, Penny Lewis and Emily Tumpson Molina’s A People’s Guide to New York City
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The Weight of the Stars: The Life of Anarchist Octavio Alberola
14th June 2022
Federico Ferretti (University of Bologna) on Agustín Comotto’s The Weight of the Stars: The Life of Anarchist Octavio Alberola
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Don’t Forget Us Here: Lost and Found at Guantánamo
9th June 2022
Ettore Asoni (San Diego State University / UC Santa Barbara) on Mansoor Adayfi’s Don’t Forget Us Here: Lost and Found at Guantánamo
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Reactivating Elements: Chemistry, Ecology, Practice
29th April 2022
Adam Romero (University of Washington Bothell) on Dimitris Papadopoulos, María Puig de la Bellacasa and Natasha Myers’ Reactivating Elements: Chemistry, Ecology, Practice
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Latest antipode book series
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A Feminist Urban Theory for Our Time: Rethinking Social Reproduction and the Urban
edited by Linda Peake, Elsa Koleth, Gökbörü Sarp Tanyildiz, Rajyashree N. Reddy and darren patrick/dp (2021)
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Spatial Histories of Radical Geography: North America and Beyond
edited by Trevor Barnes and Eric Sheppard (2019)
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Keywords in Radical Geography: Antipode at 50
edited by the Antipode Editorial Collective (2019)
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Frontier Assemblages: The Emergent Politics of Resource Frontiers in Asia
by Jason Cons and Michael Eilenberg (2019)
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Latest interviews
View All“A Resurgence of Decolonisation: We Need to do African Studies with Africans”—An Interview with Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni, Part 1
15th June 2022
Introduction The following conversation with Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni represents the second instalment in a series of four conversations that Antipode is organising on decolonial and anticolonial...
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Decolonize the Commons – Debate! A Conversation with Franklin Obeng-Odoom
2nd September 2021
Antipode has become a key platform for engaging with decolonial and anticolonial scholarship, as well as scholarship that breathes that spirit (such as Black geographies, Indigenous studies,...
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The Biopolitics of Immunity in Times of COVID-19: An Interview with Roberto Esposito
16th June 2020
The Italian philosopher Roberto Esposito is the author of various influential books, including the trilogy Communitas: The Origin and Destiny of Community (translated by Timothy Campbell and...
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International Women’s Day 2020 – meet the author of one of Antipode’s top cited articles, Ashanté M. Reese
4th March 2020
Among Antipode’s top cited articles in 2019 is Ashanté M. Reese’s “We will not perish; we’re going to keep flourishing”: Race, Food Access, and Geographies of Self‐Reliance. Using a...
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