Introduction—Vivian Lu, Fordham University How is terror produced, multiplied, and survived? Terror is an evocative concept, and it is deliberately deployed in the ethnography Terror...
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Book Review Forum — Darren Byler’s “Terror Capitalism: Uyghur Dispossession and Masculinity in a Chinese City”
Intervention—“Debating Contemporary State Capitalism: A Reply to Carroll and Jarvis”
Ilias Alami (Uppsala University), Adam D. Dixon (Maastricht University) and Emma Mawdsley (University of Cambridge) Introduction In a recent intervention in Antipode, Carroll and...
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Symposium – “The Spatial Politics of Infrastructure-Led Development in Pakistan”
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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Towards a Critical Glossary of Extraction: An Interview with Martín Arboleda
The following interview with political geographer Martín Arboleda was carried out as part of the “Beyond Extraction” (BE) project – a venue for researchers, writers, artists, and activists to...
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The Campus as Battleground: Placing the University Within the Hong Kong Protests
We don’t need no educationWe don’t need no thought controlNo dark sarcasm in the classroomTeachers leave them kids aloneHey, teachers, leave them kids aloneAll in all it’s just another brick...
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Book review – Adam Mayer’s Naija Marxisms: Revolutionary Thought in Nigeria (Pluto Press, 2016)
Reviewed by Michael Watts (Department of Geography, UC Berkeley) It is a striking irony that while Marxian ideas were omnipresent in serious intellectual and political circles across the African...
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Antipode 47(1) out now – and freely available without a subscription
We start the new year looking back to 2013 and the Antipode RGS-IBG Lecture. Presented in London by Bruce Braun (University of Minnesota) 'New Materialisms and Neoliberal Natures' was recorded by our...
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Intervention – 'Merkel’s Geography: Maps and Territory in China'
by Marijn Nieuwenhuis, University of Warwick Maps are vital for the geographic imaginary of the state. They are, as David Harvey (2001) and others (see, for example, Crampton and Elden 2007; Elden...
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New paper – 'British Jobs for British Workers? Negotiating Work, Nation, and Globalisation through the Lindsey Oil Refinery Disputes'
Forthcoming in Antipode 47(1), and available online now, British Jobs for British Workers? Negotiating Work, Nation, and Globalisation through the Lindsey Oil Refinery Disputes by Anthony Ince, David...
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Latest issue of Antipode out now, and the Right to the City in China
45(5), the November 2013 issue of the journal, is out now. There are papers on: land, labour and migration (Tom Perreault's Dispossession by Accumulation?, Robert Michael Bridi's Labour Control in...
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