Forthcoming in Antipode 47:4 this September, and available online now, Amanda Huron's “Working with Strangers in Saturated Space: Reclaiming and Maintaining the Urban Commons” is the latest of a...
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Video abstract – "Working with Strangers in Saturated Space: Reclaiming and Maintaining the Urban Commons"
Book review symposium – James C. Scott’s “Two Cheers for Anarchism”
Just in time for this year's festival of self-organisation on May 1st, International Workers' Day, we're pleased to present a book review symposium on James C. Scott's Two Cheers for Anarchism....
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Book Review Symposium – Matthew Sparke’s “Introducing Globalization: Ties, Tensions, and Uneven Integration”
“The body is...both embedded in the processes that produce, sustain, bound, and ultimately dissolve it and internally contradictory by virtue of the multiple socio-ecological processes that...
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New Antipode Book Series title – ‘The Down-deep Delight of Democracy’
Last month saw the release of a new title in the Antipode Book Series - Mark Purcell's The Down-deep Delight of Democracy. In the book - chapter one of which can be read here - Mark argues that the...
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Rio+20, climate change, and critical scholarship: Beyond the critique of ‘green neoliberalism’?
by Sara Nelson, University of Minnesota According to critical accounts of the recent Rio+20 summit, the results of the convention were predictable: failure to reach binding agreements; a lack of...
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Rio+20 and the People’s Summit: Dialogic or Disconnected Spaces?
by David Meek, University of Georgia Critical educational scholars have extensively explored the diversity of ways in which people learn within social movements (Welton 1993; Spencer 1995; Walter...
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Life and time(s) in the neoliberal university: Tell me about it (seriously, do)
by Christian Anderson, City University of New York Last semester I spent one night a week sleeping on the floor in a small, windowless student office at my university. I had an adjunct teaching load...
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Intervention – Never stop writing
by Freerk Boedeltje, San Diego State University In the midst of Communist Czechoslovakia it was not unusual to have trials against political opponents. They carried the name of ‘dissidents’....
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Who cleans up this mess?
by Christian Anderson, City University of New York The short film Trash-Out (freely viewable at http://www.pbs.org/pov/trashout/full.php through August 2014) offers an unflinching look at the nitty...
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