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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Towards a Critical Glossary of Extraction: An Interview with Martín Arboleda
Intervention Symposium – “Did We Accomplish the Revolution in Geographic Thought?”
44 years ago we published David Harvey’s essay “Revolutionary and Counter-Revolutionary Theory in Geography and the Problem of Ghetto Formation”. Taking geographers to task, demanding some...
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13 new papers and a video abstract – "The Necessity of Dialectical Naturalism: Marcuse, Bookchin, and Dialectics in the Midst of Ecological Crises"
It's not quite the middle of August and the September issue of Antipode is out now! Antipode 47(4) really showcases critical geography at its very best: timely topics, engaged research, engaging...
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Video abstract–Malini Ranganathan talks about "Storm Drains as Assemblages: The Political Ecology of Flood Risk in Post-Colonial Bangalore"
Forthcoming in Antipode 47(5) in November - and available online now - Malini Ranganathan's Storm Drains as Assemblages: The Political Ecology of Flood Risk in Post-Colonial Bangalore "materializes"...
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Video abstract – 'Rescaled "Rebel Cities", Nationalization, and the Bourgeois Utopia: Dialectics Between Urban Social Movements and Regulation for Japan's Homeless'
Forthcoming in Antipode 47(2) early next year, Mahito Hayashi's 'Rescaled "Rebel Cities", Nationalization, and the Bourgeois Utopia: Dialectics Between Urban Social Movements and Regulation for...
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Video abstract – John Lauermann and Mark Davidson talk about 'Negotiating Particularity in Neoliberalism Studies: Tracing Development Strategies Across Neoliberal Urban Governance Projects'
In the third and final video abstract from Antipode 45(5) - the first and second are here and here - Clark University's John Lauermann and Mark Davidson tell us about their paper 'Negotiating...
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