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Volume 57, Issue 3 May 2025
Featured image: La Criba in the Gulf of Fonseca, La Unión (photo by Julio Gutiérrez, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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Volume 57, Issue 2 March 2025
The first six articles form a Symposium, “Replenishing Geographical Thinking on Depletion through and of Social Reproduction”. Antipode’s Editorial Collective would like to thank Vincent...
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Volume 57, Issue 1 January 2025
Featured image: Book fair at Exarcheia Square organised by the residents; on the sheet metal, it’s written “Trees will remain in the square.” (source: photo by Elia Apostolopoulou, Centre for...
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Volume 56, Issue 6 November 2024
I'm writing this on the eve of Peer Review Week—an annual event that this year is dedicated to the theme “Innovation and Technology in Peer Review”. I started work in Antipode's editorial...
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Intervention — “533 Geographers Call for Action on Transphobic Developments in the UK, its Supreme Court, and the EHRC”
6th May 2025
Jay Todd, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow In the UK and globally, we are witnessing eliminationist attacks on trans and gender diverse people that are...
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Eviction Nation: Evictions in Ireland from 2015 to 2024
28th April 2025
Today we’re delighted to share some of the outputs from one of last year’s “Right to the Discipline” grant-funded projects. Fiadh Tubridy (Maynooth University Department of Geography)...
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Geographies of Erasure and Silencing
16th April 2025
We're delighted to share a number of outputs from the Antipode Foundation-funded project "Geographies of Erasure and Silencing". Geographer James Esson led a project that received a "Right to the...
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Book Review Forum — Brett Christophers’ “The Price is Wrong: Why Capitalism Won’t Save the Planet”
11th April 2025
Review 1 — Bruce Baigrie (Syracuse University) Review 2 — Alyssa Battistoni (Barnard College) Review 3 — Holly Jean Buck (University at Buffalo) Review 4 — Conor Harrison...
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Latest lecture series
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The 2025 Antipode AAG Lecture — “‘Mary, don’t you weep’: Reclaiming Anishinaabeg Women’s Histories of Detroit”
Prof. Kyle T. MaysDepartment of African American StudiesUniversity of California, Los Angeles If you will be attending the AAG annual meeting in Detroit, MI, please join us (either in-person...
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The 2024 Antipode RGS-IBG Lecture—“Where is Palestine? Singapore on the Med, Spaceships, and the Mount of Olives”
Laleh KhaliliInstitute of Arab and Islamic StudiesUniversity of Exeter ***Update, 12 November 2024: a recording of the lecture is now available below*** If you’ll be attending the Royal...
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The 2024 Antipode AAG Lecture — “Detours as Worldmaking: Archives, Methods, Genres”
Vernadette Vicuña GonzalezProfessor of Asian American and Asian Diaspora StudiesDepartment of Ethnic Studies, University of California, Berkeley If you’ll be attending the American...
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The 2023 Antipode RGS-IBG Lecture—“Decommissioning Anti-Racism: Police Power, State Capture, and Black Radical Traditions”
Adam Elliott-Cooper School of Politics and International Relations Queen Mary University of London If you’ll be attending the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) annual international...
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Latest interventions
View AllIntervention — “533 Geographers Call for Action on Transphobic Developments in the UK, its Supreme Court, and the EHRC”
6th May 2025
Jay Todd, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow In the UK and globally, we are witnessing eliminationist attacks on trans and gender diverse people that are...
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Intervention — “The Assetization of Research: How Publishers are Selling Our Work to the AI Industry”
7th April 2025
Maxim Tvorun-Dunn (University of Tokyo) It is no secret that academic writing is built on unequal and exploitative relations with the publishing industry, wherein the largely unpaid act of...
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Intervention — “A Gas-Industrial Complex: Tracing the Colonial Cartography of the Eastern Mediterranean”
28th January 2025
WeSmellGas ([email protected]) Gas is expected to fuel the transition and time is fundamental. So we are here pushing to unlock as much gas as possible in the shortest time. (Managing...
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Intervention Symposium—“Worldbuilding and Worldbreaking: New Spatialities of the Far-Right”
12th December 2024
Introduction by Jamey Essex (University of Windsor), Carolyn Gallaher (American University) and Jason Luger (Northumbria University) Almost two centuries ago, Marx and Engels conjured an...
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Video abstract—“The Roles and Intersections of Constrained Labour Agency”
31st July 2024
Published in Volume 56, Issue 3 of Antipode in May 2024, David Jordhus-Lier and Neil Coe’s open access article “The Roles and Intersections of Constrained Labour Agency” responds to a recent...
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Video abstract — “In Search of Free Spaces to Breathe: Turkey’s United June Movement, Social Uprising, and Spatial Maintainability”
28th July 2023
Mehmet Fatih Çömlekçi (Kırklareli University, Turkey) and Serhat Güney (Galatasaray University, Turkey) Forthcoming in our November 2023 issue (Antipode Volume 55, Number 6), and...
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Video abstract — “Waves, Floods, Currents: The Politics and Poetics of Water in Social Movement Analysis”
12th June 2023
Available now as an open access download, and forthcoming in Antipode 55(6) in November 2023, Jamie Matthews’ article “Waves, Floods, Currents: The Politics and Poetics of Water in Social...
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Video abstract — “Popular Economies In, Against, and Through the Platform”
8th March 2023
Hot off the press in our March 2023 issue (Antipode volume 55, number 2), Felipe N.C. Magalhães’ “Popular Economies In, Against, and Through the Platform” looks behind the conjunctural growth...
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Latest book reviews
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Book Review Forum — Brett Christophers’ “The Price is Wrong: Why Capitalism Won’t Save the Planet”
11th April 2025
Review 1 — Bruce Baigrie (Syracuse University) Review 2 — Alyssa Battistoni (Barnard College) Review 3 — Holly Jean Buck (University at Buffalo) Review 4 — Conor Harrison...
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Book Review Forum — Musab Younis’ “On the Scale of the World: The Formation of Black Anticolonial Thought”
18th March 2025
Joseph Ward (University of Oxford) and Alexandra Reza (University of Bristol) on Musab Younis’ On the Scale of the World: The Formation of Black Anticolonial Thought—with a response from the...
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Fabricating Homeland Security: Police Entanglements across India and Palestine/Israel
25th February 2025
Nicole Nguyen (University of Illinois Chicago) on Rhys Machold’s Fabricating Homeland Security: Police Entanglements across India and Palestine/Israel
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Life Beyond Waste: Work and Infrastructure in Urban Pakistan
25th February 2025
Pallavi Gupta (University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa) on Waqas H. Butt’s Life Beyond Waste: Work and Infrastructure in Urban Pakistan
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Latest antipode book series
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Producing Mayaland: Colonial Legacies, Urbanization, and the Unfolding of Global Capitalism
by Claudia Fonseca Alfaro (2023)
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Manifesting Democracy? Urban Protests and the Politics of Representation in Brazil Post-2013
edited by Maite Conde (2022)
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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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Latest interviews
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Intervention—“Defiant Scholarship: Learning from African Intellectuals” by Patricia Daley
17th April 2023
Introduction In the following Intervention, geographer Patricia Daley reflects on the interviews conducted with Franklin Obeng-Odoom, Sabelo-Ndlovu-Gatsheni, and Sylvia Tamale as part of...
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“On the Political Economy of Housing and the Affordability Crisis”—An Interview with Manuel Aalbers and Steffen Wetzstein
10th March 2023
by Václav Walach (University of Ostrava) Introduction With the deepening crisis of housing affordability (Lee et al.2022), there is a strong incentive to explore non-mainstream approaches...
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“Africa will inevitably rise like those many heads of the hydra, but first it needs a decolonial break from the tether that ties its economies to the global capitalist market”—An interview with Sylvia Tamale
28th February 2023
Introduction African feminists have offered a sustained critique of colonialism, coloniality, and retrogressive thought for many years. Yet, in certain parts of the globe, African feminist...
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Author Interview – “Just Transitions: A Political Ecology Critique”
27th July 2022
Here Sandra Jazmin Barragan Contreras (Department of Geography, University of Sheffield) interviews Stefan Bouzarovski (Geography, University of Manchester) about his recently published open access...
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