Hard copies of the journal (yes, we still do those!) have been delivered this week. The first issue of Antipode‘s 45th volume contains 12 papers and a short essay from the winner of the 2012-13 Antipode Graduate Student Scholarship…
Climate Leviathan – Joel Wainwright and Geoff Mann (see also the symposium consisting of several critical responses and the authors’ reply here)
Immigrants, Banlieues, and Dangerous Things: Ideology as an Aesthetic Affair – Mustafa Dikeç
Audit Bodies: Embodied Participation, Disability Universalism, and Accessibility in India – Michele Friedner and Jamie Osborne
Reconceptualizing Resistance: Residuals of the State and Democratic Radical Pluralism – Deborah G. Martin and Joseph Pierce
Teaching Global and Social Justice as Transgressive Spaces of Possibility – Sara C. Motta
The Adaptative Nature of Neoliberalism at the Local Scale: Fifteen Years of City Improvement Districts in Cape Town and Johannesburg – Sophie Didier, Marianne Morange and Elisabeth Peyroux (the authors introduce their paper in a video abstract here)
Constructed Revolutions: Cinematic Representation of the Spaces of Politics – Ankara: Serdce Tureckii – Guven Arif Sargın
Regimes of Ethical Value? Landscape, Race, and Representation in the Canadian Diamond Industry – Kolson Schlosser
Unfree Again: Social Reproduction, Flexible Labour Markets, and the Resurgence of Gang Labour in the UK – Kendra Strauss
Banking Nature? The Spectacular Financialisation of Environmental Conservation – Sian Sullivan
Problematising Labour’s Agency: Rescaling Collective Bargaining in British Columbia Pulp and Paper Mills – Brendan Sweeney and John Holmes
Territories of Life and Death on a Colombian Frontier – Teo Ballvé (you can see Teo discussing his work in a video abstract here)
Reblogged this on multipliciudades and commented:
Nuevo número de Antipode en circulación. Entre otros, trabajos de Mustafa Dikeç, Sara Motta y Teo Ballvé… y un artículo por Kendra Strauss que tiene una pinta tremenda…