Following the publication of Oli Mould’s paper “Brutalism Redux: Relational Monumentality and the Urban Politics of Brutalist Architecture” at the end of last year (freely available here), and...
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“Brutalism Redux” – a review, free online article, and event at the Science Museum
Traditional Markets Under Threat: Why It’s Happening and What Traders and Customers Can Do
We recently launched the 2015/16 call for applications for the Antipode Foundation’s Scholar-Activist Project Awards (see here). The Awards are grants of up to GB£10,000.00 intended to support...
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New papers published in November
In the last month we've published seven great papers: Gentrification Interrupted in Salford, UK: From New Deal to “Limbo-Land” in a Contemporary Urban Periphery by Andrew Wallace (University of...
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Antipode on the Commonwealth Games 2014
It's Glasgow's day in the sun, with the Commonwealth Games starting soon. While the sunshine currently bathing the city might be remarkable (the sun never shines in the UK in the summer!) the light...
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'Race, Space, and Nature' – two AAG sessions and an open access Antipode symposium
Just in time for the AAG annual meeting next month, our forthcoming symposium, Race, Space Nature, edited by Rachel Brahinsky (University of San Francisco), Jade Sasser (Loyola Marymount University)...
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Video abstract – 'The Adaptative Nature of Neoliberalism at the Local Scale: Fifteen Years of City Improvement Districts in Cape Town and Johannesburg'
We've just sent issue one of 2013's volume to the printers, and - though we say so ourselves - it's a good one. Among many other things, there's Joel Wainwright and Geoff Mann's tremendously...
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Liverpool / riots / place / geography
by Andy Davies, University of Liverpool On the 4th of July 2011, I was attending a book launch in News from Nowhere, Liverpool’s radical bookshop. The book was Richard Phillips and Diane Frost’s...
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