The Pesticide Creative Collective* Introduction The shifting geographies of the current global order need to be understood in their socioecological dimension. This has been largely...
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Intervention—“Fascist Truths, Toxic Lies: Pesticide Ubiquity and Its Highly Uneven Chemical Geographies”
Intervention—“Cairo Road”
Sara Salem, London School of Economics and Political Science Growing up in Lusaka, Zambia, I distinctly remember Cairo Road, one of Lusaka’s main thoroughfares named after the city my...
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Bilingual Intervention—“Urban Futures of Popular Neighbourhoods: An (Audio)Visual Roundtable”
Sam Halvorsen (Queen Mary University of London) and Adriana L. Massidda (University of Sheffield) Spanish language version available at: / Versión en español disponible...
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Intervention—“On Grassroots Witnessing: Gaza as the Terrain of Epistemic Intifada”
Patrick Anthony (Uppsala University) and Ghada Dimashk (American University of Beirut) Baba, when will we study astronomy in school? … I want to learn about the moon and stars. (Banias,...
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Intervention — “For a Political Geography of Artificial Intelligence: Fighting Ghost Work, Exploitation, and the Making of a Global Digital Underclass”
Richard Kirk (University of California, Los Angeles) “The worker becomes all the more a mere appendage of the machine…” —Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, The Communist Manifesto,...
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Intervention — “Barra barra mustawtinin: Reading ‘The Wretched of the Earth’ in the Occupied West Bank”
It was dawn on a Tuesday morning in the southern Hebron Hills of occupied Palestine. This meant a demolition was imminent given that is the day homes are typically razed by the illegal...
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Intervention — “Policing Pipelines and Arming Extractive Zones in an East Mediterranean Gas-Industrial Complex”
WeSmellGas ([email protected]) Industrial energy production is social war. Racial capitalism’s global gas market relies on the violent disciplining of bodies and ecosystems,...
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Intervention — “Zionism’s Impending Defeat”
Hashem Abushama (University of Oxford) A crisis occurs, sometimes lasting for decades. This exceptional duration means that incurable structural contradictions have revealed themselves...
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“Oilman”
Megan Egler (University of Vermont) I was invited for BBQ at a spot just outside of Stanton, about 20 miles east of Midland, Texas. I’d spent the morning meandering through my interview...
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Intervention — “Enacting Deep Bonds: Turning a Critique of the River-as-Subject into a Territorial Video Podcast on Re-existences in Mining Landscapes in Chocó, Colombia”
Diego Melo (University of Colorado Boulder) Since meeting him in 2015, my friend Bernardino Mosquera has inspired me. Being my dad’s age, Bernardino has taught me, and thousands of...
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