- University of British Columbia
The Institute for Community Engaged Research
Social, Spatial, & Economic Justice Research Cluster
A368-370, 1147 Research Road
Kelowna, BC, Canada, V1V 1V7 - +1-250-807-9392
Lawrence D Berg
University of British Columbia, Community, Culture & Global Studies, Department Member
- Geographies of Neoliberalism, Cultural Geography, Cultural Safety with Urban Aboriginal People, Academic Knowledge Production, Identity politics, Critical Geography, and 138 moreMasculinities, Feminist Geography, Neoliberalism in the Academy, Academic Capitalism, Politics of knowledge production, Open Access, ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Critical Place Name Studies, Critical Toponymies, Critical Theory, Social Justice, Postcolonial Studies, Postcolonial Theory, Political Economy, Structuralism/Post-Structuralism, Poststructuralism, Political Geography and Geopolitics, Political Philosophy, Social Sciences, Social and Political Thought, Social Movements, Critical Discourse Studies, Critical Discourse Analysis, Neoliberalism, Australian Studies, New Zealand Studies, Marxist theory, Marxist Geography, Actor Network Theory, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Social Theory, Critical Social Theory, Social Geography, Human Geography, Geopolitics, Cultural Theory, Human Rights, Space and Place, Phenomenology of Space and Place, Humanities, Humanities and Social Sciences, Radical Geography, Semiotics, Social Semiotics, Urban Geography, Urban Studies, Economic Geography, History and philosophy of Geography, Globalization, Critical Legal Theory, Biopolitics, Governmentality, Epistemology, Ontology, Gender Studies, Queer Theory, Area Studies, Latin American Studies, Canadian Studies, Political Violence and Terrorism, Terrorism, International Relations, International Studies, Urban Anthropology, Anthropology of space, Sociology, Sociology of Knowledge, Urban Sociology, Violence, Peace and Conflict Studies, Public Space, Primitive Accumulation, Accumulation by Dispossession, Privatisation Of Public Space, Political Anthropology, Autonomist Marxism, Anarcho-autonomism and political transformation, Anarchism, Anarchist Geography, Ethics, Branding, Educational Research, White Supremacy, Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Historical Geography, History, Cultural History, Intellectual and cultural history, Media Studies, Media and Cultural Studies, Discourse Analysis, Nationalism, Race and Ethnicity, Critical Race Theory, Colonialism, Imperialism, Empire, Political Ecology, Environmental Justice, Critical Development Studies, Critical Geopolitics, Global (North/South) Environmental Politics, Climate Politics, Colonial Discourse, Subaltern Studies, Migration, Latin American literature, Latin American History, South Asian Literature, South Asian History, Aboriginal Peoples, Canada, Land Rights, Multiculturalism, Colonialism and Imperialism, Post Colonial Theory, Nationalism and Decolonization, Belonging and Citizenship, Ethnicity and Nationality, Nation building and State making, Governance and Democracy, Conflict and security, Cultural Politics, Whiteness Studies, Social Production of Space, Treaty of Waitangi, Social and cultural geography, Place Branding, Nation Branding, Communication, Robin D. G. Kelley, Neoliberalism and Education, Theatre, Literature and Film of the Pacific, and Australiaedit
- I am Professor of Critical Geography, Leader of the "Social, Spatial,edit
This paper presents a theoretical analysis of the neoliberal production of anxiety in academic faculty members in universities in Northern Europe. The paper focuses on neoliberalization as it is instantiated through audit and ranking... more
This paper presents a theoretical analysis of the neoliberal production of anxiety in academic faculty members in universities in Northern Europe. The paper focuses on neoliberalization as it is instantiated through audit and ranking systems designed to produce academia as a space of economic efficiency and intensifying competition. We suggest that powerful forms of competition and ranking of academic performance have been developed in Northern Europe. These systems are differentiated and differentiating, and they serve to both index and facilitate the neoliberalization of the academy. Moreover, these audit and ranking systems produce an ongoing sense of anxiety among
academic workers. We argue that neoliberalism in the academy is part of a wider system of anxiety production arising as part of the so-called ‘soft governance’ of everything, including life itself, in contemporary late liberalism.
academic workers. We argue that neoliberalism in the academy is part of a wider system of anxiety production arising as part of the so-called ‘soft governance’ of everything, including life itself, in contemporary late liberalism.
Research Interests: Critical Theory, Geography, Human Geography, Cultural Geography, Sociology of Education, and 27 moreRadical Geography, Higher Education, Mental Health, Critical Geography, Neoliberalism, Labour Studies, Education and Labor Markets, Work and Labour, Globalization And Higher Education, Higher Education Management, Feminist Geography, Social Studies Of Science, Foucault and education, Critical sociology and politics of education, Neoliberalisms and the Transformation of the Cultural Sphere, Anxiety, Neoliberalism (Anthropology), Further Education, Postsecondary Education, Academia and Neoliberalism, Politics of knowledge production, Research Assessment, Marxist Geography, Neoliberalism and Education, Sociology of Higher Education, Neoliberalismo, and Critical Studies of Education
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Nýlega komu fréttir af því að Háskóli Íslands hefði faerst upp í 222. saeti á alþjóðlegum samanburðarlista háskóla í heiminum (The Times Higher Education World University Rankings). Rektor Háskóla Íslands fagnaði þessu sérstaklega og... more
Nýlega komu fréttir af því að Háskóli Íslands hefði faerst upp í 222. saeti á alþjóðlegum samanburðarlista háskóla í heiminum (The Times Higher Education World University Rankings). Rektor Háskóla Íslands fagnaði þessu sérstaklega og sagði: " Niðurstaðan er mikil viðurkenning fyrir alla þá sem starfa hér?… " Faerslan frá saetum 251 til 275 þótti fréttnaem og sérstakt fagnaðarefni. Sambaerilegan metnað má finna í háskólum um víða veröld. Í háskólanum í Bresku-Kólumbíu lýsti nýráðinn rektor því yfir að hann aetlaði sér að skólinn yrði meðal tíu efstu í heiminum á slíkum samanburðarlista. Stjórnvöld í Danmörku settu sér nýlega það markmið að hafa í það minnsta einn háskóla í landinu á meðal tíu bestu í heiminum. Líkt og orð rektors bera með sér byggja samanburðarlistarnir á maelingum á frammistöðu starfsfólks skólanna, nokkuð sem hér á landi er kallað vinnumatskerfi og allir opinberir háskólar hafa sammaelst um. Greinar sem háskólakennarar birta, fyrirlestrar sem þeir halda, baekur sem eru skrifaðar og önnur " framleiðsla " þeirra er þannig talin til stiga. Þetta vinnumatskerfi við íslenska háskóla á sér hliðstaeðu í háskólum Norður-Evrópu og víðar. Vinnumatskerfið íslenska á raetur í kjarasamningum kennara við ríkið en er nú að verða birtingarmynd samkeppnisvaeðingar háskóla. Þessi samkeppnisvaeðing er ein þriggja meiriháttar breytinga sem eru að eiga sér stað í háskólum í Norður-Evrópu í það minnsta. Hinar snúa að ójöfnuði og breyttum skilningi á háskólafólki. Forsenda samkeppni er ójöfnuður og þannig verður nú að skilgreina einn háskóla sem verri og annan sem betri, byggt á samraemdu mati þeirra í millum. Sama gildir um starfsfólk háskólanna. Það er svo lagt á sömu maelistiku og verður ekki fólk í öllum sínum fjölbreytileika, heldur mannauður sem annaðhvort leggur til markmiða kerfisins eða ekki. Maelanlegur mannauður háskóla keppir þannig á alþjóðlegu markaðstorgi háskóla á heimsvísu. Þessi samkeppnisvaeðing er birtingarmynd tiltekinnar rökvísi sem kennd er við nýfrjálshyggju í seinni tíð. Vinnumatskerfið er að verða grunnur að markaði þar sem háskólar keppa og á sama tíma er kerfið taekið til að skilja markaðinn. Afleiðingar þessa eru hins vegar mun víðtaekari en bara einhver stigakeppni milli háskóla. Kvíði meðal starfsfólks Hinum maelanlega mannauði háskóla er ráðstafað til að maeta markmiðum þess kerfis sem myndar skilyrði markaðarins. Þannig leggur vinnumatskerfið grunn að samkeppni milli starfsfólks háskóla, þar sem þeim er hyglað sem þjóna markmiðum kerfisins en aðrir standa stöðugt verr að vígi. Markmið um birtingar í tilteknum ritum, markmið um fé úr samkeppnissjóðum og markmið um stöðu skóla í samanburði við aðra stýra vinnu háskólafólks í sífellt meiri maeli, en ofan í kaupið baetist að þessi markmið reynast stöðugt faeranleg. Það er þegar fleiri ná að maeta markinu er það faert haerra eða lengra. Almennt þýðir þetta vaxandi kvíða meðal starfsfólks. Kvíða sem birtist sérstaklega hjá þeim sem yngri eru í kerfinu og eru að reyna að skapa sér starfsvettvang. Það sem meira er, þá skapar þessi samkeppnisvaeðing starfsmenningu sem snýst um stundarhag. Markmiðin eru maeld árlega og háskólafólk leitar eftir farvegi fyrir sem flest stig til að leggja til eigin stigastöðu og síns háskóla. Þar sem sú maeling þarf að vera alþjóðleg tapast t.d. þekking sem snýr að íslensku samfélagi eða henni er aevinlega speglað í viðmiðum annarra þjóða, þó umfram allt enskum. Þekking sem þannig hefur alþjóðlegt skiptagildi grefur því undan háskóla sem samfélagi þekkingarsköpunar. Umhyggja fyrir nemendum og Lawrence D. Berg, prófessor við háskólann í bresku Kólumbíu, Edward H. Huijbens, prófessor við HA, Henrik Gutzon Larsen, dósent við háskólann í Lundi.
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In Canada, cultural safety is emerging as a theoretical and practice lens to orient health care services to meet the needs of Aboriginal people. Evidence suggests Aboriginal peoples’ encounters with health care are commonly negative, and... more
In Canada, cultural safety is emerging as a theoretical and practice lens to orient health care services to meet the needs of Aboriginal people. Evidence suggests Aboriginal peoples’ encounters with health care are commonly negative, and there is concern that these experiences can contribute to further adverse health outcomes. In this article, we report findings based on participatory action research drawing on Indigenous methods. Our project goal was to interrogate practices within one hospital to see whether and how cultural safety for Aboriginal patients could be improved. Interviews with Aboriginal patients who had accessed hospital services were conducted and responses were collated into narrative summaries. Using interlocking analysis, findings revealed a number of processes operating to produce adverse health outcomes. One significant outcome is the production of structural violence that reproduces experiences of institutional trauma. Positive culturally safe experiences, less reported, were described as interpersonal interactions with feelings visibility and therefore, treatment as a “human being”.
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This is a special issue of Geografiska Annaler, Series B: Human Geography, volume 97, issue 3, pages 209-274. INTRODUCTION: NEOLIBERALISM AND POST-WELFARE NORDIC STATES IN TRANSITION (pages 209–212), Guy Baeten, Lawrence D. Berg and... more
This is a special issue of Geografiska Annaler, Series B: Human Geography, volume 97, issue 3, pages 209-274.
INTRODUCTION: NEOLIBERALISM AND POST-WELFARE NORDIC STATES IN TRANSITION (pages 209–212), Guy Baeten, Lawrence D. Berg and Anders Lund Hansen
ENCOUNTERING RACISM IN THE (POST-) WELFARE STATE: DANISH EXPERIENCES (pages 213–222), Kirsten Simonsen
MAJORITY AND MINORITY NATIONALISM IN THE DANISH POST-WELFARE STATE (pages 223–232), Lasse Koefoed
CHILDHOOD IN A NEOLIBERAL UTOPIA: PLANNING RHETORIC AND PARENTAL CONCEPTIONS IN CONTEMPORARY STOCKHOLM (pages 233–247), Sofia Cele
RENEWING URBAN RENEWAL IN LANDSKRONA, SWEDEN: PURSUING DISPLACEMENT THROUGH HOUSING POLICIES (pages 249–261), Guy Baeten and Carina Listerborn
COMMODIFYING DANISH HOUSING COMMONS (pages 263–274), Henrik Gutzon Larsen and Anders Lund Hansen
INTRODUCTION: NEOLIBERALISM AND POST-WELFARE NORDIC STATES IN TRANSITION (pages 209–212), Guy Baeten, Lawrence D. Berg and Anders Lund Hansen
ENCOUNTERING RACISM IN THE (POST-) WELFARE STATE: DANISH EXPERIENCES (pages 213–222), Kirsten Simonsen
MAJORITY AND MINORITY NATIONALISM IN THE DANISH POST-WELFARE STATE (pages 223–232), Lasse Koefoed
CHILDHOOD IN A NEOLIBERAL UTOPIA: PLANNING RHETORIC AND PARENTAL CONCEPTIONS IN CONTEMPORARY STOCKHOLM (pages 233–247), Sofia Cele
RENEWING URBAN RENEWAL IN LANDSKRONA, SWEDEN: PURSUING DISPLACEMENT THROUGH HOUSING POLICIES (pages 249–261), Guy Baeten and Carina Listerborn
COMMODIFYING DANISH HOUSING COMMONS (pages 263–274), Henrik Gutzon Larsen and Anders Lund Hansen
Research Interests: Urban Geography, Nordic Studies, Race and Racism, Children and Families, Nationalism, and 11 moreUrban Studies, Housing, Neoliberalism, Affordable Housing, Neoliberalisms and the Transformation of the Cultural Sphere, Anti-Racism, Sweden, Denmark, Urban Renewal, Children’s Geographies, and Displacement
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ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies, Volume 15, Issue 3, 2016 Contents RGS-IBG ACME Lecture Locating Care Ethics Beyond the Global North Parvati Raghuram, 511-533 Research Capturing Urban Change: Contrasts,... more
ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies, Volume 15, Issue 3, 2016
Contents
RGS-IBG ACME Lecture
Locating Care Ethics Beyond the Global North
Parvati Raghuram, 511-533
Research
Capturing Urban Change: Contrasts, Lapses, and Contradictions
Joaquin Villanueva, Pablo Benson, Martin Cobian, 534-560
Eurosur, Humanitarian Visibility and (nearly) Real-Time Mapping in the Mediterranean.
Martina Tazzioli, 561-579
Themed Section - The Housing Question Revisited
Introduction: The Housing Question Revisited
Henrik Gutzon Larsen, Anders Lund Hansen, Gordon MacLeod, Tom Slater, 580-589
Community Land Trusts - a radical or reformist response to The Housing Question today?
Mike Rowe, Udi Engelsman, Alan Southern, 590-615
Engels in the Crescent City: Revisiting the Housing Question in post-Katrina New Orleans
Chris Herring, Emily Rosenman, 616-638
Gender and the Housing “Questions” in Taiwan
Yi-Ling Chen, 639-658
Rereading “The Housing Question” in Light of the Foreclosure Crisis
Susan Saegert, 659-678
The Housing Question Revisited
Neil Smith, 679-683
Contents
RGS-IBG ACME Lecture
Locating Care Ethics Beyond the Global North
Parvati Raghuram, 511-533
Research
Capturing Urban Change: Contrasts, Lapses, and Contradictions
Joaquin Villanueva, Pablo Benson, Martin Cobian, 534-560
Eurosur, Humanitarian Visibility and (nearly) Real-Time Mapping in the Mediterranean.
Martina Tazzioli, 561-579
Themed Section - The Housing Question Revisited
Introduction: The Housing Question Revisited
Henrik Gutzon Larsen, Anders Lund Hansen, Gordon MacLeod, Tom Slater, 580-589
Community Land Trusts - a radical or reformist response to The Housing Question today?
Mike Rowe, Udi Engelsman, Alan Southern, 590-615
Engels in the Crescent City: Revisiting the Housing Question in post-Katrina New Orleans
Chris Herring, Emily Rosenman, 616-638
Gender and the Housing “Questions” in Taiwan
Yi-Ling Chen, 639-658
Rereading “The Housing Question” in Light of the Foreclosure Crisis
Susan Saegert, 659-678
The Housing Question Revisited
Neil Smith, 679-683
Research Interests: Urban Geography, Gender Studies, Ethics, Urban History, Urban Planning, and 16 moreSocial Care, Sustainable Urban Environments, Urban Studies, Housing Policy, Urbanism, Housing, Critical Geography, Urban Sociology, Urban And Regional Planning, Feminist Geography, Housing Policies, Social Housing, Women and Gender Studies, Mortgage Foreclosure, Marxist Geography, and Community Land Trusts
Research Interests: Political Geography and Geopolitics, Urban Geography, Tourism Studies, Feminist Theory, Climate Change, and 28 moreMental Health, Geopolitics, Climate Change Adaptation, Climate change policy, Nationalism, Colonialism, Cultural Tourism, Feminism, Neoliberalism, White Supremacy, Feminist Geography, Academic Profession, Urban Social Geography, Academic Ranking, Zines, Patriotism, Militias, Academic Performance, Emotional Distress, Academia and Neoliberalism, Far-Right Politics, Extreme Right Politics, Extreme and Far Right, Neoliberalism and Education, Coca Cola, Bristol, Neoliberalismo, and Academic labour
Research Interests: Cultural Geography, Political Economy, Translation Studies, Participatory Research, Place and Identity, and 11 moreSpace and Place, Sexuality, Gender and Sexuality, Sense of Place, Place Names (Cultural Geography), Sex Work, Environmental Sustainability, Translation, Placenames, Identity and place, and Tourism Sustainability
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Vol 14, No 4 (2015) Table of Contents Themed Section: The Sexual Politics of Austerity Introduction: The Sexual Politics of Austerity Cesare Di Feliciantonio, Gavin Brown... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Vol 14, No 4 (2015)
Table of Contents
Themed Section:
The Sexual Politics of Austerity
Introduction: The Sexual Politics of Austerity
Cesare Di Feliciantonio, Gavin Brown
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1259/1109
Marriage and the Spare Bedroom: Exploring the Sexual Politics of Austerity
Gavin Brown
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1098/1121
Low Income LGBTGNC (Gender Nonconforming) Struggles Over Shelters As Public Space
Michelle Billies
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1125/1123
The Sexual Politics of Neoliberalism and Austerity in an ′Exceptional′ Country: Italy
Cesare Di Feliciantonio
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1104/1122
Queer Responses to Austerity: Insights from the Greece of Crisis
Konstantinos Eleftheriadis
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1159/1128
Themed Section:
Geographies of Capital Punishment in the United States: The Execution of Troy Davis
Introduction: Geographies of Capital Punishment in the United States - The Execution of Troy Davis.
Joshua F Inwood
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1082/1129
If I am Troy Davis, I Failed Troy Davis: Abolishing the Death Penalty through an Antiracist People’s Geography
Nik Heynen
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1084/1130
Bare Life, Dead Labor, and Capital(ist) Punishment
James Andrew Tyner, Alex Colucci
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1155/1131
Life and Death in the Racial State: Collateral Consequences and the Execution of Troy Davis.
Joshua F Inwood, Melanie Barron
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1083/1133
Justice versus justice: Geographies of the Death Penalty and Place-Based Activism in the Troy Davis Case
Audrey Kobayashi
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1072/1135
Research
Reframing urban controlled spaces: Community gardens in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Efrat Eizenberg, Tovi Fenster
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1161/1136
Latin America’s Large-Scale Urban Challenges: Development Failures and Public Service Inequalities in Lima, Peru
Antonio Ioris
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1189/1138
Palestinian, Arab, American, Muslim: “Looping Effects” of Categories and Meaning
Anna Mansson McGinty
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1156/1139
With the Current, Against the Wind: Constructing Spatial Activism and Radical Politics in the Tel-Aviv Gay Center
Chen Misgav
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1160/1140
For Slow Scholarship: A Feminist Politics of Resistance through Collective Action in the Neoliberal University
Alison Mountz, Anne Bonds, Becky Mansfield, Jenna Loyd, Jennifer Hyndman, Margaret Walton-Roberts, Ranu Basu, Risa Whitson, Roberta Hawkins, Trina Hamilton, Winifred Curran
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1058/1141
Making Space for Critical Pedagogy in the Neoliberal University: Struggles and Possibilities
The University of Kentucky Critical Pedagogy Working Group, Carrie Mott, Sandra Zupan, Anne-Marie Debbane, R. L.*
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1296/1143
Inner-Suburban Neighbourhoods, Activist Research, and the Social Space of the Commercial Street
Heather McLean, Katharine Rankin, Kuni Kamizaki
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1295/1144
„Naturgesetze der Kultur“: Die Wiener Geographen und die Ursprünge der „Volks- und Kulturbodentheorie“
Norman Henniges
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1076/1146
Vol 14, No 4 (2015)
Table of Contents
Themed Section:
The Sexual Politics of Austerity
Introduction: The Sexual Politics of Austerity
Cesare Di Feliciantonio, Gavin Brown
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1259/1109
Marriage and the Spare Bedroom: Exploring the Sexual Politics of Austerity
Gavin Brown
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1098/1121
Low Income LGBTGNC (Gender Nonconforming) Struggles Over Shelters As Public Space
Michelle Billies
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1125/1123
The Sexual Politics of Neoliberalism and Austerity in an ′Exceptional′ Country: Italy
Cesare Di Feliciantonio
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1104/1122
Queer Responses to Austerity: Insights from the Greece of Crisis
Konstantinos Eleftheriadis
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1159/1128
Themed Section:
Geographies of Capital Punishment in the United States: The Execution of Troy Davis
Introduction: Geographies of Capital Punishment in the United States - The Execution of Troy Davis.
Joshua F Inwood
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1082/1129
If I am Troy Davis, I Failed Troy Davis: Abolishing the Death Penalty through an Antiracist People’s Geography
Nik Heynen
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1084/1130
Bare Life, Dead Labor, and Capital(ist) Punishment
James Andrew Tyner, Alex Colucci
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1155/1131
Life and Death in the Racial State: Collateral Consequences and the Execution of Troy Davis.
Joshua F Inwood, Melanie Barron
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1083/1133
Justice versus justice: Geographies of the Death Penalty and Place-Based Activism in the Troy Davis Case
Audrey Kobayashi
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1072/1135
Research
Reframing urban controlled spaces: Community gardens in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Efrat Eizenberg, Tovi Fenster
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1161/1136
Latin America’s Large-Scale Urban Challenges: Development Failures and Public Service Inequalities in Lima, Peru
Antonio Ioris
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1189/1138
Palestinian, Arab, American, Muslim: “Looping Effects” of Categories and Meaning
Anna Mansson McGinty
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1156/1139
With the Current, Against the Wind: Constructing Spatial Activism and Radical Politics in the Tel-Aviv Gay Center
Chen Misgav
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1160/1140
For Slow Scholarship: A Feminist Politics of Resistance through Collective Action in the Neoliberal University
Alison Mountz, Anne Bonds, Becky Mansfield, Jenna Loyd, Jennifer Hyndman, Margaret Walton-Roberts, Ranu Basu, Risa Whitson, Roberta Hawkins, Trina Hamilton, Winifred Curran
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1058/1141
Making Space for Critical Pedagogy in the Neoliberal University: Struggles and Possibilities
The University of Kentucky Critical Pedagogy Working Group, Carrie Mott, Sandra Zupan, Anne-Marie Debbane, R. L.*
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1296/1143
Inner-Suburban Neighbourhoods, Activist Research, and the Social Space of the Commercial Street
Heather McLean, Katharine Rankin, Kuni Kamizaki
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1295/1144
„Naturgesetze der Kultur“: Die Wiener Geographen und die Ursprünge der „Volks- und Kulturbodentheorie“
Norman Henniges
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1076/1146
Research Interests: Cultural Geography, Urban Geography, Queer Studies, Higher Education, Queer Theory, and 14 moreSexuality, Gender and Sexuality, Urban Studies, Neoliberalism, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Feminist Geography, Capital Punishment, Feminist studies, Death Penalty, Prison Abolition, Lgbtq, Austerity Measures, Neoliberalism and Education, and Politics of Austerity
Vol 14, No 2 (2015): Themed Sections: (1) Civic Geographies (2) Migration and Activism | Various Articles Table of Contents Themed Section - Civic Geographies Civic Geographies: Pictures and Other Things at an Exhibition PDF Chris... more
Vol 14, No 2 (2015): Themed Sections: (1) Civic Geographies (2) Migration and Activism | Various Articles
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Themed Section - Civic Geographies
Civic Geographies: Pictures and Other Things at an Exhibition PDF
Chris Philo, Kye Askins, Ian Cook 355-366
Civic Geographies of Architectural Enthusiasm PDF
Ruth Craggs, Hilary Geoghegan, Hannah Neate 367-376
“I can do things here that I can’t do in my own life”: The Making of a Civic Archive at the Salford Lads Club PDF
Luke Dickens, Richard L. MacDonald 377-389
Waterwise: Extending Civic Engagements for Co-creating more Sustainable Washing Futures PDF
Anna R. Davies, Ruth Doyle 390-400
Civic MacBough Goes To Town PDF
Issie MacPhail 401-412
Occupy RGS(IBG) 2012 PDF
Carlus Hudson, Ian Cook 413-421
Us and Us: Agonism, Non-Violence and the Relational Spaces of Civic Activism PDF
Kye Askins, Kelvin Mason 422-430
Radical Civic Transitions: Networking and Building Civic Solutions PDF
Larch Maxey, Tom Henfrey, Shaun Chamberline, Chris Bird, Jesus Gonsalez 431-441
Themed Section - Migration and Activism
Guest Editorial: Interventions in Migration and Activism PDF
Deirdre Conlon, Nick Gill 442-451
An ‘Invented People’: Palestinian Refugee Women and Meanings of Home PDF
Maria Holt 452-460
Stories Told By, For, and About Women Refugees: Engendering Resistance PDF
Kate Smith 461-469
Being Together: Everyday Geographies and the Quiet Politics of Belonging PDF
Kye Askins 470-478
Precarious Lives: Refugees and Asylum Seekers’ Resistance within Unfree Labouring PDF
Louise Waite, Hannah Lewis, Peter Dwyer, Stuart Hodkinson 479-491
Subverting neoliberal citizenship. Migrant struggles for the right to stay in contemporary Italy PDF
Federico Oliveri 492-503
Narratives of Resistance: Space, Place, and Identity in Latino Migrant Activism PDF
Mauro J. Caraccioli, Bryan Wright 504-511
Policing Immigrants as Politicizing Immigration: The Paradox of Border Enforcement PDF
Walter J Nicholls 512-521
Transit Migration in Mexico: Violence, Activism, and Structural Change PDF (ESPAÑOL)
Júlio da Silveira Moreira 522-538
Research
Violence, Colonialism and Space: Towards a Decolonizing Dialogue PDF
Cindy Holmes, Sarah Hunt, Amy Piedalue 539-570
Becoming Periphery - Israeli LGBT “Peripheralization” PDF
Gilly Hartal 571-597
Whose Commons are Mobilities Spaces? – The Case of Copenhagen’s Cyclists PDF
Malene Freudendal-Pedersen 598-621
Commentary
Geopolitics, Genocide and the Olympic Games: Sochi 2014 PDF
Andrew Foxall 622-630
Olympic Violence: Memory, Colonialism, and the Politics of Place PDF
Simon Springer 631-638
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
ISSN: 1492-9732
Table of Contents
Themed Section - Civic Geographies
Civic Geographies: Pictures and Other Things at an Exhibition PDF
Chris Philo, Kye Askins, Ian Cook 355-366
Civic Geographies of Architectural Enthusiasm PDF
Ruth Craggs, Hilary Geoghegan, Hannah Neate 367-376
“I can do things here that I can’t do in my own life”: The Making of a Civic Archive at the Salford Lads Club PDF
Luke Dickens, Richard L. MacDonald 377-389
Waterwise: Extending Civic Engagements for Co-creating more Sustainable Washing Futures PDF
Anna R. Davies, Ruth Doyle 390-400
Civic MacBough Goes To Town PDF
Issie MacPhail 401-412
Occupy RGS(IBG) 2012 PDF
Carlus Hudson, Ian Cook 413-421
Us and Us: Agonism, Non-Violence and the Relational Spaces of Civic Activism PDF
Kye Askins, Kelvin Mason 422-430
Radical Civic Transitions: Networking and Building Civic Solutions PDF
Larch Maxey, Tom Henfrey, Shaun Chamberline, Chris Bird, Jesus Gonsalez 431-441
Themed Section - Migration and Activism
Guest Editorial: Interventions in Migration and Activism PDF
Deirdre Conlon, Nick Gill 442-451
An ‘Invented People’: Palestinian Refugee Women and Meanings of Home PDF
Maria Holt 452-460
Stories Told By, For, and About Women Refugees: Engendering Resistance PDF
Kate Smith 461-469
Being Together: Everyday Geographies and the Quiet Politics of Belonging PDF
Kye Askins 470-478
Precarious Lives: Refugees and Asylum Seekers’ Resistance within Unfree Labouring PDF
Louise Waite, Hannah Lewis, Peter Dwyer, Stuart Hodkinson 479-491
Subverting neoliberal citizenship. Migrant struggles for the right to stay in contemporary Italy PDF
Federico Oliveri 492-503
Narratives of Resistance: Space, Place, and Identity in Latino Migrant Activism PDF
Mauro J. Caraccioli, Bryan Wright 504-511
Policing Immigrants as Politicizing Immigration: The Paradox of Border Enforcement PDF
Walter J Nicholls 512-521
Transit Migration in Mexico: Violence, Activism, and Structural Change PDF (ESPAÑOL)
Júlio da Silveira Moreira 522-538
Research
Violence, Colonialism and Space: Towards a Decolonizing Dialogue PDF
Cindy Holmes, Sarah Hunt, Amy Piedalue 539-570
Becoming Periphery - Israeli LGBT “Peripheralization” PDF
Gilly Hartal 571-597
Whose Commons are Mobilities Spaces? – The Case of Copenhagen’s Cyclists PDF
Malene Freudendal-Pedersen 598-621
Commentary
Geopolitics, Genocide and the Olympic Games: Sochi 2014 PDF
Andrew Foxall 622-630
Olympic Violence: Memory, Colonialism, and the Politics of Place PDF
Simon Springer 631-638
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
ISSN: 1492-9732
Research Interests: Violence, Mobility/Mobilities, Urban Planning, Migration, Political Violence and Terrorism, and 9 moreUrban Studies, International Migration, Migration Studies, Sociology of Migration, Transnational migration, Urban Sociology, Feminist Geography, Decolonization, and Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Vol 14, No 1 (2015): Special Theme: Geografías del 15-M: Crisis, Austeridad y Movilización Social en España | Assorted Research Articles | Poetry Table of Contents... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Vol 14, No 1 (2015): Special Theme: Geografías del 15-M: Crisis,
Austeridad y Movilización Social en España | Assorted Research Articles | Poetry
Table of Contents
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/issue/view/80
Special Theme Geografías del 15-M
--------
Introducción a “Geografías del 15-M: crisis, austeridad y movilización
social en España” (1-9)
Fabia Diaz-Cortes, Jorge Sequera
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1130/903
De la red a la calle: el proceso de movilización previo a las
manifestaciones del 15 de mayo (10-29)
Jacobo Abellán Bordallo
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1131/904
Sin casa, sin curro, sin pensión, sin miedo. La juventud del 15-M (30-41)
Pablo Iglesias Turrión
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1132/905
Procesos de voluntad democratizadora: La expresión feminista en el 15-M
(42-60)
Marta Cruells, Sandra Ezquerra
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1133/906
El espacio público y la pugna por el significado de la Democracia. El
debate alternativo sobre el Estado de la Nación en el movimiento 15-M
(61-74)
Ramón Espinar Merino
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1139/907
Agrietar el capitalismo mediante actos de ciudadanía y el recurso a
políticas de lugar: geografías de la #spanishrevolution (75-89)
Michael Janoschka, Elvira Mateos
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1140/908
Espacialidades indignadas: la producción del espacio público en la
#spanishrevolution (90-103)
Alvaro Sevilla-Buitrago
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1142/910
Outraged Spatialities: The Production of Public Space in the
#spanishrevolution (90-103)
Álvaro Sevilla-Buitrago
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1141/909
Movimiento del 15-M: La fuerza politizadora del anonimato (104-123)
Jordi Bonet i Martí
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1143/911
We the People El 15-M: ¿Un populismo indignado? (124-156)
Íñigo Errejón
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1144/912
Ocupar las plazas, liberar edificios (157-184)
Miguel Ángel Martínez, Ángela García
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1145/913
La ruralidad del 15-M. Iniciativas desde el movimiento agroecológico
alicantino (185-199)
Xavier Amat Montesinos, Samuel Ortiz Pérez
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1146/923
15-M y derechos sociales: territorializando la movilización en Catalunya
(200-216)
Gemma Ubasart-González
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1147/915
--------
Research
Bisexual Spaces: Exploring Geographies of Bisexualities (217-234)
Emiel Maliepaard
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1148/916
For the likes of us? Retelling the classed production of a British
university campus (235-259)
Ben Rogaly, Becky Taylor
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1149/917
Open Data, Political Crisis and Guerrilla Cartography (260-282)
Anonymous Author, Samuel Rufat
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1150/924
Spazi liberati in città: i centri sociali. Una storia di resistenza
costruttiva tra autonomia e solidarietà (283-297)
Valeria Pecorelli
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1151/919
Visceral Geographies of Whiteness and Invisible Microaggressions (298-323)
(Shangrila, Priscilla, Elizabeth) Joshi-McCutcheon-Sweet
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1152/920
The Negation and Reassertion of Black Geographies in Brazil (324-343)
Adam Bledsoe
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1153/921
--------
Poetry
East of Sweden (344-354)
Clayton McCann
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1154/922
Vol 14, No 1 (2015): Special Theme: Geografías del 15-M: Crisis,
Austeridad y Movilización Social en España | Assorted Research Articles | Poetry
Table of Contents
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/issue/view/80
Special Theme Geografías del 15-M
--------
Introducción a “Geografías del 15-M: crisis, austeridad y movilización
social en España” (1-9)
Fabia Diaz-Cortes, Jorge Sequera
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1130/903
De la red a la calle: el proceso de movilización previo a las
manifestaciones del 15 de mayo (10-29)
Jacobo Abellán Bordallo
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1131/904
Sin casa, sin curro, sin pensión, sin miedo. La juventud del 15-M (30-41)
Pablo Iglesias Turrión
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1132/905
Procesos de voluntad democratizadora: La expresión feminista en el 15-M
(42-60)
Marta Cruells, Sandra Ezquerra
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1133/906
El espacio público y la pugna por el significado de la Democracia. El
debate alternativo sobre el Estado de la Nación en el movimiento 15-M
(61-74)
Ramón Espinar Merino
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1139/907
Agrietar el capitalismo mediante actos de ciudadanía y el recurso a
políticas de lugar: geografías de la #spanishrevolution (75-89)
Michael Janoschka, Elvira Mateos
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1140/908
Espacialidades indignadas: la producción del espacio público en la
#spanishrevolution (90-103)
Alvaro Sevilla-Buitrago
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1142/910
Outraged Spatialities: The Production of Public Space in the
#spanishrevolution (90-103)
Álvaro Sevilla-Buitrago
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1141/909
Movimiento del 15-M: La fuerza politizadora del anonimato (104-123)
Jordi Bonet i Martí
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1143/911
We the People El 15-M: ¿Un populismo indignado? (124-156)
Íñigo Errejón
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1144/912
Ocupar las plazas, liberar edificios (157-184)
Miguel Ángel Martínez, Ángela García
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1145/913
La ruralidad del 15-M. Iniciativas desde el movimiento agroecológico
alicantino (185-199)
Xavier Amat Montesinos, Samuel Ortiz Pérez
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1146/923
15-M y derechos sociales: territorializando la movilización en Catalunya
(200-216)
Gemma Ubasart-González
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1147/915
--------
Research
Bisexual Spaces: Exploring Geographies of Bisexualities (217-234)
Emiel Maliepaard
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1148/916
For the likes of us? Retelling the classed production of a British
university campus (235-259)
Ben Rogaly, Becky Taylor
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1149/917
Open Data, Political Crisis and Guerrilla Cartography (260-282)
Anonymous Author, Samuel Rufat
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1150/924
Spazi liberati in città: i centri sociali. Una storia di resistenza
costruttiva tra autonomia e solidarietà (283-297)
Valeria Pecorelli
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1151/919
Visceral Geographies of Whiteness and Invisible Microaggressions (298-323)
(Shangrila, Priscilla, Elizabeth) Joshi-McCutcheon-Sweet
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1152/920
The Negation and Reassertion of Black Geographies in Brazil (324-343)
Adam Bledsoe
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1153/921
--------
Poetry
East of Sweden (344-354)
Clayton McCann
http://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1154/922
Research Interests: Social Movements, Urban Geography, Higher Education, Urban Studies, Whiteness Studies, and 14 moreModern Poetry, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Sexuality and space, Feminist Geography, Social Class, Urban Social Geography, Spain, Movimientos sociales, Squatting, Indignados, 15M movement, Spanish Indignados (Occupy), Politics of Austerity, and Black Geographies
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 13, issue 3, 2014 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Special Thematic Intervention Section: Principled Engagement: Political Ecologists and Their... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 13, issue 3, 2014
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Special Thematic Intervention Section:
Principled Engagement: Political Ecologists and Their Interactions Outside of the Academy
Guest edited by Ian G. Baird and Michael B. Dwyer
Principled Engagement: Political Ecologists and Their Interactions Outside the Academy. Introduction to a Set of Short Interventions, pp 473-477
Michael B. Dwyer and Ian G. Baird
Political Ecology and its Engagements with Conservation and Development, pp 478-488
Matthew D. Turner
The Doers and the Done For: Interrogating the Subjects and Objects of Engaged Political Ecology, pp 489-496
Kiran Asher
Principled Engagement: Obstacles and Opportunities in an Increasingly Consultancy Dominated World, pp 4497-507
Ian G. Baird
Engaging Within the Academy: A call for Critical Physical Geography, pp 508-515
Rebecca Lave
The Politics of Engaged Geography on the Mekong, pp 516-524
Philip Hirsch
Forum:
Do Maps Make Geography? Part 1: Redlining, Planned Shrinkage, and the Places of Decline, pp 525-556
Manuel B. Aalbers
Do Maps Make Geography? Part 2: Post-Katrina New Orleans, Post-Foreclosure Cleveland and Neoliberal Urbanism, pp 557-582
Manuel B. Aalbers
Map the Trace, pp 583-585
Matthew W. Wilson
Do Maps Make Geography? Part 3: Reconnecting the Trace, pp 586-588
Manuel B. Aalbers
Special Thematic Intervention Section:
Poststructuralist Epistemologies
Guest Edited by Nancy Ettlinger
Delivering on Poststructural Ontologies: Epistemological Challenges and Strategies, pp 589-598
Nancy Ettlinger
Not-Quite-American Chestnuts: Engaging Poststructural Epistemologies in Nature-Society Research, pp 599-608
Christine Biermann
It could be and could have been otherwise: For a non-Euclidean Engagement with Mexico City’s ’68, pp 609-621
Nicholas Jon Crane
De-essentializing No Child Left Behind, pp 622-629
Christopher Riley
Critical Pedagogy:
Researching “Slave Labour”: An Experiment in Critical Pedagogy (includes experimental video), pp 630-633
Siobhán McGrath and Ben Rogaly
* * *
International Standard Serial Number: 1492-9732
ACME is published with the support of the
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada)
Volume 13, issue 3, 2014
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Special Thematic Intervention Section:
Principled Engagement: Political Ecologists and Their Interactions Outside of the Academy
Guest edited by Ian G. Baird and Michael B. Dwyer
Principled Engagement: Political Ecologists and Their Interactions Outside the Academy. Introduction to a Set of Short Interventions, pp 473-477
Michael B. Dwyer and Ian G. Baird
Political Ecology and its Engagements with Conservation and Development, pp 478-488
Matthew D. Turner
The Doers and the Done For: Interrogating the Subjects and Objects of Engaged Political Ecology, pp 489-496
Kiran Asher
Principled Engagement: Obstacles and Opportunities in an Increasingly Consultancy Dominated World, pp 4497-507
Ian G. Baird
Engaging Within the Academy: A call for Critical Physical Geography, pp 508-515
Rebecca Lave
The Politics of Engaged Geography on the Mekong, pp 516-524
Philip Hirsch
Forum:
Do Maps Make Geography? Part 1: Redlining, Planned Shrinkage, and the Places of Decline, pp 525-556
Manuel B. Aalbers
Do Maps Make Geography? Part 2: Post-Katrina New Orleans, Post-Foreclosure Cleveland and Neoliberal Urbanism, pp 557-582
Manuel B. Aalbers
Map the Trace, pp 583-585
Matthew W. Wilson
Do Maps Make Geography? Part 3: Reconnecting the Trace, pp 586-588
Manuel B. Aalbers
Special Thematic Intervention Section:
Poststructuralist Epistemologies
Guest Edited by Nancy Ettlinger
Delivering on Poststructural Ontologies: Epistemological Challenges and Strategies, pp 589-598
Nancy Ettlinger
Not-Quite-American Chestnuts: Engaging Poststructural Epistemologies in Nature-Society Research, pp 599-608
Christine Biermann
It could be and could have been otherwise: For a non-Euclidean Engagement with Mexico City’s ’68, pp 609-621
Nicholas Jon Crane
De-essentializing No Child Left Behind, pp 622-629
Christopher Riley
Critical Pedagogy:
Researching “Slave Labour”: An Experiment in Critical Pedagogy (includes experimental video), pp 630-633
Siobhán McGrath and Ben Rogaly
* * *
International Standard Serial Number: 1492-9732
ACME is published with the support of the
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada)
Research Interests: Cultural Studies, Cartography, Development Studies, Political Ecology, Poststructuralism, and 9 moreCritical Pedagogy, Urban Studies, Critical Geography, Neoliberal Economies in the Postcolony, Social Movements, Political Ecology, Indigeneity, Cultures of Disposession, Urban Form in Asia, Non-Linear Systems, Fieldwork and Disruptive Epistemologies, Biopolitics, India, Poststructuralist Feminist Theory, Feminist Geography, Political Ecology (Anthropology), Poststructuralist Theory, and Critical Development Studies
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 13, issue 3, 2014 Special Thematic Interventions Section: Critical Political Geography Guest edited by Kirsi Pauliina Kallio Subject, Silence, Narrative,... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 13, issue 3, 2014
Special Thematic Interventions Section: Critical Political Geography
Guest edited by Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
Subject, Silence, Narrative, Humor, Family, No Borders: Six Openings to Critical Political Geography, pp 424-427
Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Kallioetal2014.pdf
Who is the Subject of Political Action? pp 428-433
Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Kallio2014.pdf
Silence, Childhood Displacement, and Spatial Belonging, pp 434-441
Anna-Kaisa Kuusisto-Arponen
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/KuusistoArponen2014.pdf
Using Narrativity as Methodological Tool, pp 442-449
Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Prokkola2014.pdf
Seriously Serious Political Spaces of Humor, pp 450-456
Juha Ridenpää
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Ridenpaa2014.pdf
Accounting for the Familial: Discourse, Practice and Political Possibility, pp 457-462
Lauren Martin
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Martin2014.pdf
‘No Borders’ as a Critical Politics of Mobility and Migration, pp 463-470
Andrew Burridge
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Burridge2014.pdf
Conclusion: Critical Political Geographies, pp 471-472
Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Kalioetal2014a.pdf
Research:
Policyfailing: The Case of Public Property Disposal in Washington, D.C., pp 473-494
Katie Wells
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Wells2014.pdf
‘The new town square, the new public sphere’: Alternatives to neoliberalising cyberspace in India?, pp 495-504
Saskia Warren
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Warren2014.pdf
Beyond the water-land binary in geography: Water/lands of Bengal re-visioning hybridity, pp 505-529
Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/LahiriDutt2014.pdf
Border Wars: Narratives and Images of the US-Mexican Border on TV, pp 530-550
Reece Jones
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Jones2014.pdf
Redefining the Cultural Landscape in British Columbia: Huu-ay-aht Youth Visions for a Post-Treaty Era in Nuu-chah-nulth Territory pp 551-580
Vanessa Sloan Morgan, Heather Castleden, and the Huu-ay-aht First Nation
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/SloanMorganetal2014.pdf
“Walls Turned Sideways are Bridges”: Carceral Scripts and the Transformation of the Prison Space, pp 581-594
Rashad Shabazz
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Shabazz2014.pdf
Intervention:
Decolonizing Cascadia?, pp 595-604
‘Decolonizing Cascadia? Rethinking Critical Geographies’ conference organizing committee
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/DCRCG2014.pdf
Volume 13, issue 3, 2014
Special Thematic Interventions Section: Critical Political Geography
Guest edited by Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
Subject, Silence, Narrative, Humor, Family, No Borders: Six Openings to Critical Political Geography, pp 424-427
Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Kallioetal2014.pdf
Who is the Subject of Political Action? pp 428-433
Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Kallio2014.pdf
Silence, Childhood Displacement, and Spatial Belonging, pp 434-441
Anna-Kaisa Kuusisto-Arponen
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/KuusistoArponen2014.pdf
Using Narrativity as Methodological Tool, pp 442-449
Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Prokkola2014.pdf
Seriously Serious Political Spaces of Humor, pp 450-456
Juha Ridenpää
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Ridenpaa2014.pdf
Accounting for the Familial: Discourse, Practice and Political Possibility, pp 457-462
Lauren Martin
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Martin2014.pdf
‘No Borders’ as a Critical Politics of Mobility and Migration, pp 463-470
Andrew Burridge
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Burridge2014.pdf
Conclusion: Critical Political Geographies, pp 471-472
Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Kalioetal2014a.pdf
Research:
Policyfailing: The Case of Public Property Disposal in Washington, D.C., pp 473-494
Katie Wells
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Wells2014.pdf
‘The new town square, the new public sphere’: Alternatives to neoliberalising cyberspace in India?, pp 495-504
Saskia Warren
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Warren2014.pdf
Beyond the water-land binary in geography: Water/lands of Bengal re-visioning hybridity, pp 505-529
Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/LahiriDutt2014.pdf
Border Wars: Narratives and Images of the US-Mexican Border on TV, pp 530-550
Reece Jones
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Jones2014.pdf
Redefining the Cultural Landscape in British Columbia: Huu-ay-aht Youth Visions for a Post-Treaty Era in Nuu-chah-nulth Territory pp 551-580
Vanessa Sloan Morgan, Heather Castleden, and the Huu-ay-aht First Nation
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/SloanMorganetal2014.pdf
“Walls Turned Sideways are Bridges”: Carceral Scripts and the Transformation of the Prison Space, pp 581-594
Rashad Shabazz
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/Shabazz2014.pdf
Intervention:
Decolonizing Cascadia?, pp 595-604
‘Decolonizing Cascadia? Rethinking Critical Geographies’ conference organizing committee
http://www.acme-journal.org/vol13/DCRCG2014.pdf
Research Interests:
Research Interests:
Research Interests:
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 12, issue 3, 2013 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Special Thematic Issue: Educational Struggles How We Got Here: UK Higher Education under... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 12, issue 3, 2013
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Special Thematic Issue:
Educational Struggles
How We Got Here: UK Higher Education under Neoliberalism, pp 407-418
Hugo Radice
The Revolt of Aspirations: Contesting Neoliberal Social Hope, pp 419-430
Gavin Brown
The Party’s Not Over: Network politics and the 2010-11 UK Student Movement, pp 431-442
Bruce Robinson
Transforming the University: Beyond Students and Cuts, pp 443-458
Andre Pusey and Leon Sealey-Huggins
L’università a venire: Pratiche di Alternative Education in Italia, pp 459-470
Andrea Ghelfi
“This feels like the start of something” — Storying the 2010 Exeter Occupation, pp 471-491
Kerry Burton et al
* * * * *
Dossier thématique: Formes émergentes de citoyenneté au Québec
Éditrices scientifiques : Patricia M. Martin et Stéphane Guimont Marceau
Introduction : Formes émergentes de citoyenneté au Québec, pp 492-505
Patricia Martin et Stéphane Guimont Marceau
Introduction: Emergent forms of citizenship in Québec, pp 506-519
Patricia M. Martin and Stéphane Guimont Marceau
Jeunes et gangs de rue : l’informel comme lieu et forme d’action politique à Montréal, pp 520-550
Julie-Anne Boudreau
Le Wapikoni mobile : conquête d’un nouveau territoire de citoyenneté pour de jeunes autochtones, pp 551-575
Stéphane Guimont Marceau
Habiter Gatineau depuis la marge minoritaire : frontière et citoyenneté, pp 576-602
Anne Gilbert et Luisa Veronis
Réfugiés et demandeurs d'asile mexicains à Montréal : actes de citoyenneté au sein de l'espace nord-américain? pp 603-628
Patricia Martin, Annie Lapalme et Mayra Roffe Gutman
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Educational Struggles
How We Got Here: UK Higher Education under Neoliberalism, pp 407-418
Hugo Radice
The Revolt of Aspirations: Contesting Neoliberal Social Hope, pp 419-430
Gavin Brown
The Party’s Not Over: Network politics and the 2010-11 UK Student Movement, pp 431-442
Bruce Robinson
Transforming the University: Beyond Students and Cuts, pp 443-458
Andre Pusey and Leon Sealey-Huggins
L’università a venire: Pratiche di Alternative Education in Italia, pp 459-470
Andrea Ghelfi
“This feels like the start of something” — Storying the 2010 Exeter Occupation, pp 471-491
Kerry Burton et al
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Dossier thématique: Formes émergentes de citoyenneté au Québec
Éditrices scientifiques : Patricia M. Martin et Stéphane Guimont Marceau
Introduction : Formes émergentes de citoyenneté au Québec, pp 492-505
Patricia Martin et Stéphane Guimont Marceau
Introduction: Emergent forms of citizenship in Québec, pp 506-519
Patricia M. Martin and Stéphane Guimont Marceau
Jeunes et gangs de rue : l’informel comme lieu et forme d’action politique à Montréal, pp 520-550
Julie-Anne Boudreau
Le Wapikoni mobile : conquête d’un nouveau territoire de citoyenneté pour de jeunes autochtones, pp 551-575
Stéphane Guimont Marceau
Habiter Gatineau depuis la marge minoritaire : frontière et citoyenneté, pp 576-602
Anne Gilbert et Luisa Veronis
Réfugiés et demandeurs d'asile mexicains à Montréal : actes de citoyenneté au sein de l'espace nord-américain? pp 603-628
Patricia Martin, Annie Lapalme et Mayra Roffe Gutman
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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 12, issue 2, 2013 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Special Thematic Issue: Sexual Landscapes, Lives and Livelihoods in Canada Guest Edited by Catherine J.... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 12, issue 2, 2013
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Special Thematic Issue:
Sexual Landscapes, Lives and Livelihoods in Canada
Guest Edited by Catherine J. Nash and John Paul Catungal
Introduction: Sexual Landscapes, Lives and Livelihoods in Canada, pp 181-192
Catherine J. Nash and John Paul Catungal
Queering Neighbourhoods: Politics and Practice in Toronto, pp 193-219
Catherine J. Nash
Lesbians as Village ‘Queers’: The Transformation of Montréal’s Lesbian Nightlife in the 1990s, pp 220-249
Julie A. Podmore
Ethno-Specific Safe Houses in the Liberal Contact Zone: Race Politics, Place-Making and the Genealogies of the AIDS Sector in Global-Multicultural Toronto, pp 250-278
John Paul Catungal
Ordinary (Small) Cities and LGBQ Lives, pp 279-304
Tiffany Muller Myrdahl
Beyond Binary Places: The Social and Spatial Dynamics of Coming Out in Canada, pp 305-330
Nathaniel M. Lewis
Commentary: Canadian Sexualities in Context, pp 331-342
Catherine J. Nash and John Paul Catungal, with Miriam Smith, Eric Olund, and Deborah Cowen
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Keynote Papers of the 6th International Conference of Critical Geography, Frankfurt, Germany, August 16-20, 2011
The 6th International Conference of Critical Geography in Frankfurt, Germany: Introduction to the Keynote Lectures, pp 343-348
Bernd Belina
State, Capital, Crisis, pp 349-365
Heide Gerstenberger
What Does It Mean to Speak of the Actuality of Critical Theory? pp 366-379
Alex Demirović
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Volume 12, issue 2, 2013
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Sexual Landscapes, Lives and Livelihoods in Canada
Guest Edited by Catherine J. Nash and John Paul Catungal
Introduction: Sexual Landscapes, Lives and Livelihoods in Canada, pp 181-192
Catherine J. Nash and John Paul Catungal
Queering Neighbourhoods: Politics and Practice in Toronto, pp 193-219
Catherine J. Nash
Lesbians as Village ‘Queers’: The Transformation of Montréal’s Lesbian Nightlife in the 1990s, pp 220-249
Julie A. Podmore
Ethno-Specific Safe Houses in the Liberal Contact Zone: Race Politics, Place-Making and the Genealogies of the AIDS Sector in Global-Multicultural Toronto, pp 250-278
John Paul Catungal
Ordinary (Small) Cities and LGBQ Lives, pp 279-304
Tiffany Muller Myrdahl
Beyond Binary Places: The Social and Spatial Dynamics of Coming Out in Canada, pp 305-330
Nathaniel M. Lewis
Commentary: Canadian Sexualities in Context, pp 331-342
Catherine J. Nash and John Paul Catungal, with Miriam Smith, Eric Olund, and Deborah Cowen
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Keynote Papers of the 6th International Conference of Critical Geography, Frankfurt, Germany, August 16-20, 2011
The 6th International Conference of Critical Geography in Frankfurt, Germany: Introduction to the Keynote Lectures, pp 343-348
Bernd Belina
State, Capital, Crisis, pp 349-365
Heide Gerstenberger
What Does It Mean to Speak of the Actuality of Critical Theory? pp 366-379
Alex Demirović
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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 12, issue 1, 2013 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Special Theme Issue The Politics of Climate Change Guest edited by Kelvin Mason The Non-political... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 12, issue 1, 2013
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Special Theme Issue
The Politics of Climate Change
Guest edited by Kelvin Mason
The Non-political Politics of Climate Change, pp 1-8
Erik Swingedouw
COP15 and Beyond: Politics, Protest and Climate Justice, pp 9-22
Kelvin Mason and Kye Askins
Academics and Social Movements: Knowing Our Place, Making Our Space, pp 23-43
Kelvin Mason
The Contested Politics of Climate Change and the Crisis of Neoliberalism, pp 44-64
David Featherstone
Leave the Sand in the Land, Let the Stone Alone: Pits, Quarries and Climate Change, pp 65-87
L. Anders Sandberg and Lisa Wallace
Population Policy: A Valid Answer to Climate Change? Old Arguments Aired Again Before COP15, pp 88-101
Bertil Egerö
Emerging from the Shadow of Climate Change Denial, pp 102-130
Justin Kenrick
Who Reaps what is Sown? A Feminist Inquiry into Climate Change Adaptation in Two Mexican Ejidos, pp 131-154
Beth Bee
Ten theses on why we need a “Social Science Panel on Climate Change”, pp155-176
Stellan Vinthagen
Book Review:
Climate Change – Who’s Carrying the Burden: The chilly climates of the global environmental dilemma, pp 177-179
Reviewed by Mark Whitehead
Video:
Academic Seminar Blockade
Filmed and edited by Chris High, p. 180
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Special Theme Issue
The Politics of Climate Change
Guest edited by Kelvin Mason
The Non-political Politics of Climate Change, pp 1-8
Erik Swingedouw
COP15 and Beyond: Politics, Protest and Climate Justice, pp 9-22
Kelvin Mason and Kye Askins
Academics and Social Movements: Knowing Our Place, Making Our Space, pp 23-43
Kelvin Mason
The Contested Politics of Climate Change and the Crisis of Neoliberalism, pp 44-64
David Featherstone
Leave the Sand in the Land, Let the Stone Alone: Pits, Quarries and Climate Change, pp 65-87
L. Anders Sandberg and Lisa Wallace
Population Policy: A Valid Answer to Climate Change? Old Arguments Aired Again Before COP15, pp 88-101
Bertil Egerö
Emerging from the Shadow of Climate Change Denial, pp 102-130
Justin Kenrick
Who Reaps what is Sown? A Feminist Inquiry into Climate Change Adaptation in Two Mexican Ejidos, pp 131-154
Beth Bee
Ten theses on why we need a “Social Science Panel on Climate Change”, pp155-176
Stellan Vinthagen
Book Review:
Climate Change – Who’s Carrying the Burden: The chilly climates of the global environmental dilemma, pp 177-179
Reviewed by Mark Whitehead
Video:
Academic Seminar Blockade
Filmed and edited by Chris High, p. 180
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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 11, issue 3, 2012 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Special Theme Issue Anarchist and Autonomous Marxist Geographies Guest edited by Nathan Clough and Renata... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 11, issue 3, 2012
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Special Theme Issue
Anarchist and Autonomous Marxist Geographies
Guest edited by Nathan Clough and Renata Blumberg
Toward Anarchist and Autonomist Marxist Geographies, pages 335-351
Nathan Clough and Renata Blumberg
Are “Other Spaces” Necessary? Associative Power at the Dumpster, pages 352-372
Nicholas Jon Crane
Anarchism, Geography, and Queer Space-making: Building Bridges Over Chasms We Create, pages 373-392
Farhang Rouhani
Organizing for Survival: From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Anarchism through the Life of Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin, pages 393-412
Nik Heynen and Jason Rhodes
At the Intersection of Anarchists and Autonomists: Autogestioni and Centri Sociali, pages 413-438
Pierpaolo Mudu
Counter (Mapping) Actions: Mapping as Militant Research, pages 439-466
Counter Cartographies Collective, Craig Dalton, and Liz Mason-Deese
Autonomist Marxist Theory and Practice in the Current Crisis, pages 467-491
Brian Marks
Bridging Common Grounds: Metaphor, Multitude, and Chicana Third Space Feminism, pages 492-511
Cathryn Jesefina Merla-Watson
Gramsci Is Not Dead: For a ‘Both/And’ Approach to Radical Geography, pages 512-524
Mark Purcell
Re-inscribing the Hegemony of Hegemony: A Response to Mark Purcell, pages 525-529
Richard JF Day
Frankenstein is Dead, pages 530-532
Mark Purcell
Tribute:
Rose Street and Revolution: A Tribute to Neil Smith (1954-2012), pages 533-546
Tom Slater
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Special Theme Issue
Anarchist and Autonomous Marxist Geographies
Guest edited by Nathan Clough and Renata Blumberg
Toward Anarchist and Autonomist Marxist Geographies, pages 335-351
Nathan Clough and Renata Blumberg
Are “Other Spaces” Necessary? Associative Power at the Dumpster, pages 352-372
Nicholas Jon Crane
Anarchism, Geography, and Queer Space-making: Building Bridges Over Chasms We Create, pages 373-392
Farhang Rouhani
Organizing for Survival: From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Anarchism through the Life of Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin, pages 393-412
Nik Heynen and Jason Rhodes
At the Intersection of Anarchists and Autonomists: Autogestioni and Centri Sociali, pages 413-438
Pierpaolo Mudu
Counter (Mapping) Actions: Mapping as Militant Research, pages 439-466
Counter Cartographies Collective, Craig Dalton, and Liz Mason-Deese
Autonomist Marxist Theory and Practice in the Current Crisis, pages 467-491
Brian Marks
Bridging Common Grounds: Metaphor, Multitude, and Chicana Third Space Feminism, pages 492-511
Cathryn Jesefina Merla-Watson
Gramsci Is Not Dead: For a ‘Both/And’ Approach to Radical Geography, pages 512-524
Mark Purcell
Re-inscribing the Hegemony of Hegemony: A Response to Mark Purcell, pages 525-529
Richard JF Day
Frankenstein is Dead, pages 530-532
Mark Purcell
Tribute:
Rose Street and Revolution: A Tribute to Neil Smith (1954-2012), pages 533-546
Tom Slater
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Research Interests: Critical Theory, Cultural Geography, Social Geography, Economic Geography, Feminist Theory, and 18 moreAnarchism, Critical Race Theory, Anarchist Studies, Civil Rights, Feminism, Critical Geography, Gramsci, Sexuality and space, Political Geography, Feminist Geography, Critical Race Geography, Antonio Gramsci, Gramsci and Cultural Hegemony, Autonomous Marxism, Critical Cartography, Neo-Gramscianism, Counter-Mapping, and Chicana Feminism
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 11, issue 2, 2012 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Thematic Interventions Section: Frontiere Phalanstere Guest edited by Olivier Thomas Kramsch... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 11, issue 2, 2012
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Thematic Interventions Section: Frontiere Phalanstere
Guest edited by Olivier Thomas Kramsch
Introduction: Frontiere Phalanstere? Crossing the Borders Between ‘Theory’ and ‘Activism’, pages 184-188
Olivier Thomas Kramsch
The Border between Theory and Activism, pages 189-193
Olga Lafazani
About the Relation between Theory and Action: Drawing on the Movement Solidarity to Refugees in Greece, pages 194-201
Ilias Pistikos
Migration Policies and Practices in Greece: Room(s) for Activism?, pages 202-214
Despina Syrri
Constructing a Relational Space between ‘Theory’ and ‘Activism’, or (Re)thinking Borders, pages 215-221
Chiara Brambilla
Reconstituting Activism at the Borders of Contemporary South Africa, pages 222-228
Noor Nieftagodien
Research:
Patrimoine vécu et choc des mémoires urbaines dans le Redlight de Montréal, pages 229-249
Pierre-Mathieu Le Bel
The affective ethics of participatory video: an exploration of inter-personal encounters, pages 250-281
Pamela Richardson-Ngwenya
Towards a post-capitalist-politics of food: cultivating subjects of community economies, pages 282-303
Amy Trauger and Catarina Passidomo
L’émergence d’un Front Touristique Transfrontalier dans les Andes Centrales (Triple Frontière : Argentine, Bolivie et Chili), pages 304-334
Sylvain Guyot
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Volume 11, issue 2, 2012
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Thematic Interventions Section: Frontiere Phalanstere
Guest edited by Olivier Thomas Kramsch
Introduction: Frontiere Phalanstere? Crossing the Borders Between ‘Theory’ and ‘Activism’, pages 184-188
Olivier Thomas Kramsch
The Border between Theory and Activism, pages 189-193
Olga Lafazani
About the Relation between Theory and Action: Drawing on the Movement Solidarity to Refugees in Greece, pages 194-201
Ilias Pistikos
Migration Policies and Practices in Greece: Room(s) for Activism?, pages 202-214
Despina Syrri
Constructing a Relational Space between ‘Theory’ and ‘Activism’, or (Re)thinking Borders, pages 215-221
Chiara Brambilla
Reconstituting Activism at the Borders of Contemporary South Africa, pages 222-228
Noor Nieftagodien
Research:
Patrimoine vécu et choc des mémoires urbaines dans le Redlight de Montréal, pages 229-249
Pierre-Mathieu Le Bel
The affective ethics of participatory video: an exploration of inter-personal encounters, pages 250-281
Pamela Richardson-Ngwenya
Towards a post-capitalist-politics of food: cultivating subjects of community economies, pages 282-303
Amy Trauger and Catarina Passidomo
L’émergence d’un Front Touristique Transfrontalier dans les Andes Centrales (Triple Frontière : Argentine, Bolivie et Chili), pages 304-334
Sylvain Guyot
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Research Interests: European Studies, Participatory Research, Participatory Action Research, Radical Geography, Border Studies, and 18 moreMigration, International Migration, Critical Geography, Migration Studies, Sociology of Migration, Transnational migration, Contemporary International Migration, Anthropology of Borders, Migration (Anthropology), Feminist Geography, Agriculture and Food Studies, Participatory Video, Affect (Cultural Theory), Food Studies, Borders, Borders and Frontiers, Emotional Geographies, and Borders and Borderlands
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 11, issue 1, 2012 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Research: The Militarization of Climate Change, pages 1-14 Emily Gilbert Movements and Moments for... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 11, issue 1, 2012
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Research:
The Militarization of Climate Change, pages 1-14
Emily Gilbert
Movements and Moments for Climate Justice: From Copenhagen to Cancun via Cochabamba, pages 15-32
Bertie Russell, Andre Pusey, & Leon Sealey-Huggins
Del Campo de Concentración al Recreo Turístico… Historias Y Percepciones de la Isla Martín García, pages 33-54
Alexis Papazian
Adivasi Insurgencies and Power in Colonial India, pages 55-80
Sutapa Chattopadhyay
Desubjugating Childhoods by Listening to the Child’s Voice and Childhoods at Play, pages 81-109
Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
Relational positionality: Conceptualizing research, power, and the everyday politics of neoliberalization in Mexico City, pages 110-132
Veronica Crossa
Interventions:
Human Rights Zone: Building an antiracist city in Tucson, Arizona, pages 133-144
Jenna M. Loyd
A Neoliberal Landscape of Terror: Extrajudicial Killings in the Philippines, pages 145-176
William N. Holden
Observation:
Observation: The USS New York, pages 177-183
Till F. Paasche and Veit Bachmann
Volume 11, issue 1, 2012
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Research:
The Militarization of Climate Change, pages 1-14
Emily Gilbert
Movements and Moments for Climate Justice: From Copenhagen to Cancun via Cochabamba, pages 15-32
Bertie Russell, Andre Pusey, & Leon Sealey-Huggins
Del Campo de Concentración al Recreo Turístico… Historias Y Percepciones de la Isla Martín García, pages 33-54
Alexis Papazian
Adivasi Insurgencies and Power in Colonial India, pages 55-80
Sutapa Chattopadhyay
Desubjugating Childhoods by Listening to the Child’s Voice and Childhoods at Play, pages 81-109
Kirsi Pauliina Kallio
Relational positionality: Conceptualizing research, power, and the everyday politics of neoliberalization in Mexico City, pages 110-132
Veronica Crossa
Interventions:
Human Rights Zone: Building an antiracist city in Tucson, Arizona, pages 133-144
Jenna M. Loyd
A Neoliberal Landscape of Terror: Extrajudicial Killings in the Philippines, pages 145-176
William N. Holden
Observation:
Observation: The USS New York, pages 177-183
Till F. Paasche and Veit Bachmann
Research Interests: Political Geography and Geopolitics, Climate Change, Radical Geography, Human Rights, Climate change policy, and 12 moreColonialism, Neoliberalization of the state, Neoliberalism, Political Geography, Militarization & Power, Phillipines, History of Colonial India, Anti-Racism, Militarism and militarization, Mexico City, Extrajudicial Killing, and Racism and Human Rights
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 10, issue 3, 2011 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Special Thematic Section: Gender, Power, and Transcultural Relations Guest Edited by Nancy Cook... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 10, issue 3, 2011
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Special Thematic Section: Gender, Power, and Transcultural Relations
Guest Edited by Nancy Cook
Introduction: Gender, Power and Transcultural Relations, p. 340
Nancy Cook
Grounding the global: A call for more situated practices of pedagogical and political engagement, p. 351
Gulzar R. Charania,
Feel-good tourism: An ethical option for socially-conscious Westerners? p. 372
Gada Mahrouse
Imagining others: sex, race, and power in transnational sex tourism, p. 392
Megan Rivers-Moore
Not that alternative: Short-term volunteer tourism at an organic farming project
in Costa Rica, p.412
Kate J. Zavitz & David Butz
Research:
Geography’s Pro-Peace Agenda: An Unfinished Project, p. 442
Joshua Inwood & James Tyner
“Perish or Globalize”: Network Integration and the Reproduction and Replacement of Weaving Traditions in the Thai Silk Industry, p. 458
Mark Graham
Time and the University, p. 483
Eli Meyerhoff, Elizabeth Johnson, & Bruce Braun
Witnessing Dance in the Streets: Go! Taste the City, p. 508
Katrinka Somdahl-Sands
‘A New Politics of the City’: Locating the Limits of Hospitality and Practicing the City-as-Refuge, p. 534
Julie E.E. Young
Gentrification and Politicization of Nightlife in New York City, p. 564
Laem Hae (Note: this is a large file: 11.2 MB)
Intervention:
Creativity and project management: a comic, p. 585
Phil Jones & James Evans
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Volume 10, issue 3, 2011
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Special Thematic Section: Gender, Power, and Transcultural Relations
Guest Edited by Nancy Cook
Introduction: Gender, Power and Transcultural Relations, p. 340
Nancy Cook
Grounding the global: A call for more situated practices of pedagogical and political engagement, p. 351
Gulzar R. Charania,
Feel-good tourism: An ethical option for socially-conscious Westerners? p. 372
Gada Mahrouse
Imagining others: sex, race, and power in transnational sex tourism, p. 392
Megan Rivers-Moore
Not that alternative: Short-term volunteer tourism at an organic farming project
in Costa Rica, p.412
Kate J. Zavitz & David Butz
Research:
Geography’s Pro-Peace Agenda: An Unfinished Project, p. 442
Joshua Inwood & James Tyner
“Perish or Globalize”: Network Integration and the Reproduction and Replacement of Weaving Traditions in the Thai Silk Industry, p. 458
Mark Graham
Time and the University, p. 483
Eli Meyerhoff, Elizabeth Johnson, & Bruce Braun
Witnessing Dance in the Streets: Go! Taste the City, p. 508
Katrinka Somdahl-Sands
‘A New Politics of the City’: Locating the Limits of Hospitality and Practicing the City-as-Refuge, p. 534
Julie E.E. Young
Gentrification and Politicization of Nightlife in New York City, p. 564
Laem Hae (Note: this is a large file: 11.2 MB)
Intervention:
Creativity and project management: a comic, p. 585
Phil Jones & James Evans
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Research Interests: Cultural Studies, Cultural Geography, Urban Geography, Tourism Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies, and 14 moreUrban Studies, Cultural Tourism, Travel & Tourism, Critical Geography, Neoliberalism, Sustainable Tourism, Spatiality (Cultural geography), Sexuality and space, Urban Social Geography, Tourism, Transcultural Studies, Sex Tourism, Anthropology of Space, Urban Sociology, Cultural Geography, and Neoliberalism and Education
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 10, issue 2, 2011 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Research: Counting and Mapping Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) in the United States and... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 10, issue 2, 2011
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Research:
Counting and Mapping Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) in the United States and California: Contributions from Critical Cartography/GIS, p. 131
Ryan E. Galt
Neoliberal Utopia and Urban Realities in Delhi, p. 163
Waquar Ahmed
Refuge, Refusal, and Acts of Holy Contagion: The City as a Sanctuary for Soldiers Resisting the Vietnam War, p. 189
Jennifer Ridgley
The credibility of small island overpopulation: A critique of population density maps as a proxy for overpopulation, p. 215
Luis A. Avilés
Identifying class and ‘classifying’ identity in Paris 2005 and Ahmedabad 2002, p. 232
Ipsita Chatterjee
Kritische studentische Initiativen an der Bologna-reformierten Universität – Möglichkeiten und Grenzen, p. 254
Schreibwerkstatt des Arbeitskreises Kritische Geographie: Anika Duveneck, Iris Dzudzek, Michael Keizers, Tino Petzold, Sebastian Schipper, Michael Wudi
Cracking the Paris Carrières: Corporal Terror and Illicit Encounter Under the City of Light, p. 269
Bradley L. Garrett
Poetry, Music and Commentary:
The Bus Hub, p. 278*
Kafui Attoh, David butz, Sheila Hones, Sarah De Leeuw
*Including: “The Bus Hub: Editor’s Preface”, David Butz, pp. 278-279; “The Bus Hub”, Poem and Song, Kafui Attoh, pp. 280-285; “Author and Reader: Meeting at the Hub”, Sheila Hones, pp. 286-288; “New Routes of Geographic Contemplation: Poetry and Public Transportation”, Sarah De Leeuw, pp. 289-292. Access the song file directly.
Intervention:
Zero Tolerance, Imperialism, Dispossession, p. 293
Katharyne Mitchell
Interview:
Spaces of the Past, Histories of the Present: An Interview with Stuart Elden and Derek Gregory, p. 313
Stuart Elden, Derek Gregory, Álvaro Sevilla-Buitrago
Volume 10, issue 2, 2011
Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective
Research:
Counting and Mapping Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) in the United States and California: Contributions from Critical Cartography/GIS, p. 131
Ryan E. Galt
Neoliberal Utopia and Urban Realities in Delhi, p. 163
Waquar Ahmed
Refuge, Refusal, and Acts of Holy Contagion: The City as a Sanctuary for Soldiers Resisting the Vietnam War, p. 189
Jennifer Ridgley
The credibility of small island overpopulation: A critique of population density maps as a proxy for overpopulation, p. 215
Luis A. Avilés
Identifying class and ‘classifying’ identity in Paris 2005 and Ahmedabad 2002, p. 232
Ipsita Chatterjee
Kritische studentische Initiativen an der Bologna-reformierten Universität – Möglichkeiten und Grenzen, p. 254
Schreibwerkstatt des Arbeitskreises Kritische Geographie: Anika Duveneck, Iris Dzudzek, Michael Keizers, Tino Petzold, Sebastian Schipper, Michael Wudi
Cracking the Paris Carrières: Corporal Terror and Illicit Encounter Under the City of Light, p. 269
Bradley L. Garrett
Poetry, Music and Commentary:
The Bus Hub, p. 278*
Kafui Attoh, David butz, Sheila Hones, Sarah De Leeuw
*Including: “The Bus Hub: Editor’s Preface”, David Butz, pp. 278-279; “The Bus Hub”, Poem and Song, Kafui Attoh, pp. 280-285; “Author and Reader: Meeting at the Hub”, Sheila Hones, pp. 286-288; “New Routes of Geographic Contemplation: Poetry and Public Transportation”, Sarah De Leeuw, pp. 289-292. Access the song file directly.
Intervention:
Zero Tolerance, Imperialism, Dispossession, p. 293
Katharyne Mitchell
Interview:
Spaces of the Past, Histories of the Present: An Interview with Stuart Elden and Derek Gregory, p. 313
Stuart Elden, Derek Gregory, Álvaro Sevilla-Buitrago
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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 10, issue 1, 2011 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Special Thematic Interventions Section: New Directions in Political Toponymy Reuben Rose-Redwood and... more
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Special Thematic Interventions Section: New Directions in Political Toponymy
Reuben Rose-Redwood and Derek H. Alderman, Guest Editors
Critical Interventions in Political Toponymy, p. 1
Reuben Rose-Redwood and Derek H. Alderman
(Inter)National Naming: Heritage, Conflict and Diaspora, p. 7
Yvonne Whelan
Banal Naming, Neoliberalism, and Landscapes of Dispossession, p. 13
Lawrence D. Berg
Theorizing Scale in Critical Place-Name Studies, p. 23
Joshua Hagen
The Critical Turn and Beyond: The Case of Commemorative Street Naming, p. 28
Maoz Azaryahu
Rethinking the Agenda of Political Toponymy, p. 34
Reuben Rose-Redwood
Special Thematic Section: Places Postcolonialism Forgot
Karen M. Morin, Guest Editor
Introduction: Places Postcolonialism forgot (and how to find them), p. 42
David Butz
Questioning the Precolonial, Colonial and Postcolonial in the Context of the Brao of Southern Laos and Northeastern Cambodia, p. 48
Ian G. Baird
Our Theories, Ourselves: Hierarchies of Place and Status in the U.S. Academy, p. 58
Karen M. Morin and Tamar Y. Rothenberg
The Politics of the Middle: Re-centering class in the postcolonial, p. 69
Rowan Ellis
Once the dust of Africa is in your blood: tracking Northern Rhodesia’s white diaspora, p. 82
Pamela Shurmer-Smith
Research:
Why Should Geographers Lost In The Field Read Roland Barthes? p. 95
Yann Calbérac
Let the Market Decide? Canadian Farmers Fight the Logic of Market Choice in GM wheat, p. 107
Emily Eaton
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Special Thematic Interventions Section: New Directions in Political Toponymy
Reuben Rose-Redwood and Derek H. Alderman, Guest Editors
Critical Interventions in Political Toponymy, p. 1
Reuben Rose-Redwood and Derek H. Alderman
(Inter)National Naming: Heritage, Conflict and Diaspora, p. 7
Yvonne Whelan
Banal Naming, Neoliberalism, and Landscapes of Dispossession, p. 13
Lawrence D. Berg
Theorizing Scale in Critical Place-Name Studies, p. 23
Joshua Hagen
The Critical Turn and Beyond: The Case of Commemorative Street Naming, p. 28
Maoz Azaryahu
Rethinking the Agenda of Political Toponymy, p. 34
Reuben Rose-Redwood
Special Thematic Section: Places Postcolonialism Forgot
Karen M. Morin, Guest Editor
Introduction: Places Postcolonialism forgot (and how to find them), p. 42
David Butz
Questioning the Precolonial, Colonial and Postcolonial in the Context of the Brao of Southern Laos and Northeastern Cambodia, p. 48
Ian G. Baird
Our Theories, Ourselves: Hierarchies of Place and Status in the U.S. Academy, p. 58
Karen M. Morin and Tamar Y. Rothenberg
The Politics of the Middle: Re-centering class in the postcolonial, p. 69
Rowan Ellis
Once the dust of Africa is in your blood: tracking Northern Rhodesia’s white diaspora, p. 82
Pamela Shurmer-Smith
Research:
Why Should Geographers Lost In The Field Read Roland Barthes? p. 95
Yann Calbérac
Let the Market Decide? Canadian Farmers Fight the Logic of Market Choice in GM wheat, p. 107
Emily Eaton
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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 9, issue 3, 2010 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Fear and Loathing in Haiti: Race and Politics of Humanitarian Dispossession, p. 282 Beverley Mullings,... more
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Fear and Loathing in Haiti: Race and Politics of Humanitarian Dispossession, p. 282
Beverley Mullings, Marion Werner, and Linda Peake
James Blaut Memorial Lecture:
People Can: The Geographer as Anti-Expert, p. 301
Rich Heyman
Poetry:
Excerpts from Odes to the Secret Canons, p. 327
Benjamin Norman Pierce
Research:
Urban Dereliction as Environmental Injustice, p. 345
Daniel Miller Runfola and Katherine B. Hankins
Chronicle of a Childhood in Captivity: Niños en Cautiverio Político and the (Re)Construction of Memory in Contemporary Uruguay, p. 368
Cara Levey
Interventions:
The SQEK: Squatting Europe Research Agenda - v. 1.0, p. 377
SQuatting Europe Kollective
SQEK: Agenda de Investigación del Colectivo “Okupando Europa” - v. 1.0, p. 382
SQuatting Europe Kollective
Le SQEK: Agenda de recherche de “Squatting Europe” - v. 1.0, p. 387
SQuatting Europe Kollective
The SQEK: Squatting Europe Agenda di Ricerca - v. 1.0, p. 393
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Fear and Loathing in Haiti: Race and Politics of Humanitarian Dispossession, p. 282
Beverley Mullings, Marion Werner, and Linda Peake
James Blaut Memorial Lecture:
People Can: The Geographer as Anti-Expert, p. 301
Rich Heyman
Poetry:
Excerpts from Odes to the Secret Canons, p. 327
Benjamin Norman Pierce
Research:
Urban Dereliction as Environmental Injustice, p. 345
Daniel Miller Runfola and Katherine B. Hankins
Chronicle of a Childhood in Captivity: Niños en Cautiverio Político and the (Re)Construction of Memory in Contemporary Uruguay, p. 368
Cara Levey
Interventions:
The SQEK: Squatting Europe Research Agenda - v. 1.0, p. 377
SQuatting Europe Kollective
SQEK: Agenda de Investigación del Colectivo “Okupando Europa” - v. 1.0, p. 382
SQuatting Europe Kollective
Le SQEK: Agenda de recherche de “Squatting Europe” - v. 1.0, p. 387
SQuatting Europe Kollective
The SQEK: Squatting Europe Agenda di Ricerca - v. 1.0, p. 393
SQuatting Europe Kollective
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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 9, issue 2, 2010 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Research: ‘The Anti-Imperialism of Fools’: A Cautionary Story on the Revolutionary Socialist Vanguard of... more
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Research:
‘The Anti-Imperialism of Fools’: A Cautionary Story on the Revolutionary Socialist Vanguard of England’s Post-9/11 Anti-War Movement, p. 113
Camila Bassi
Unternehmerische Stadtentwicklung zwischen interkommunalem Wettbewerb und lokaler Regulation: Untersucht am Beispiel der Stadt Münster, p. 138
Sebastien Schipper
El Espacio Público de la Ciudad de Mendoza (Argentina), Espacio de Disputa y Expresión Ciudadana, p. 164
Pablo A. Rizzo
(English Abstract, p. 165)
Places, people and perpetuity: Community capacities in ecologies of catastrophe, p. 191
James Lewis and Ilan Kelman
(Re)Scaling Gender and Globalization: Livelihood Strategies in Accra, Ghana, p. 221
Ann M. Oberhauser
Beyond Scholar Activism: Making Strategic Interventions Inside and Outside the Neoliberal University, p. 245
Autonomous Geographies Collective
Intervention:
My Taxi Driver Spoke Swahili: American Dreams and Las Vegas Nightmares, p. 275
Ben Wisner
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Research:
‘The Anti-Imperialism of Fools’: A Cautionary Story on the Revolutionary Socialist Vanguard of England’s Post-9/11 Anti-War Movement, p. 113
Camila Bassi
Unternehmerische Stadtentwicklung zwischen interkommunalem Wettbewerb und lokaler Regulation: Untersucht am Beispiel der Stadt Münster, p. 138
Sebastien Schipper
El Espacio Público de la Ciudad de Mendoza (Argentina), Espacio de Disputa y Expresión Ciudadana, p. 164
Pablo A. Rizzo
(English Abstract, p. 165)
Places, people and perpetuity: Community capacities in ecologies of catastrophe, p. 191
James Lewis and Ilan Kelman
(Re)Scaling Gender and Globalization: Livelihood Strategies in Accra, Ghana, p. 221
Ann M. Oberhauser
Beyond Scholar Activism: Making Strategic Interventions Inside and Outside the Neoliberal University, p. 245
Autonomous Geographies Collective
Intervention:
My Taxi Driver Spoke Swahili: American Dreams and Las Vegas Nightmares, p. 275
Ben Wisner
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Research Interests: African Studies, Africa, Socialisms, Privatisation Of Public Space, Social Activism, and 12 moreNeoliberalism, Feminist Geography, Socialism, Public Space, Autonomous Geographies, Marxist Geography, Urban Entrepreneurialism, Theories of Socialism, Neoliberal Urbanism, Gender, Space and Feminist Geography, Architecture and Public Spaces, and Activist Scholarship
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 9, issue 1, 2010 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Special Thematic Section: Friedrich Nietzsche and Geography Guest edited by Paul Kingsbury Editorial... more
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Special Thematic Section: Friedrich Nietzsche and Geography
Guest edited by Paul Kingsbury
Editorial Introduction: Friedrich Nietzsche and Geography, p. 1
Paul Kingsbury
Sophisticated Geographies, p. 10
Jane M. Jacobs
Nietzsche Contra the Real World, p. 21
Joel Wainwright
Nietzsche’s Challenge to Physical Geography, p. 34
Andrew C. Comrie
Unearthing Nietzsche’s Bomb: Nuance, Explosiveness, Aesthetics, p. 47
Paul Kingsbury
Unlocking Moments: The Eternal Return of Colonialism, p. 62
Pamela A. Mullins-Baker
After Nietzsche’s Beyond, p. 66
Carl T. Dahlman
Troping the Tropics: Reflections on Nietzsche's Geophilosophy and the Philippine Rice Terraces, p. 72
Caroline Joan (Kay) Picart
Research:
Walkout NYC!: On Strike in a World of Fetishes, Fictions, and Beleaguered Workers, p. 81
Clayton Rosati
Intervention:
Critical Practice of Grant Application and Administration: An Intervention, p. 102
Harald Bauder, Bernd Belina, David Butz, Ze’ev Gedalof, Arnoud Lagendijk, Pierpaolo Mudu, Anssi Paasi, Nadine Schuurman, and David Wilson
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Special Thematic Section: Friedrich Nietzsche and Geography
Guest edited by Paul Kingsbury
Editorial Introduction: Friedrich Nietzsche and Geography, p. 1
Paul Kingsbury
Sophisticated Geographies, p. 10
Jane M. Jacobs
Nietzsche Contra the Real World, p. 21
Joel Wainwright
Nietzsche’s Challenge to Physical Geography, p. 34
Andrew C. Comrie
Unearthing Nietzsche’s Bomb: Nuance, Explosiveness, Aesthetics, p. 47
Paul Kingsbury
Unlocking Moments: The Eternal Return of Colonialism, p. 62
Pamela A. Mullins-Baker
After Nietzsche’s Beyond, p. 66
Carl T. Dahlman
Troping the Tropics: Reflections on Nietzsche's Geophilosophy and the Philippine Rice Terraces, p. 72
Caroline Joan (Kay) Picart
Research:
Walkout NYC!: On Strike in a World of Fetishes, Fictions, and Beleaguered Workers, p. 81
Clayton Rosati
Intervention:
Critical Practice of Grant Application and Administration: An Intervention, p. 102
Harald Bauder, Bernd Belina, David Butz, Ze’ev Gedalof, Arnoud Lagendijk, Pierpaolo Mudu, Anssi Paasi, Nadine Schuurman, and David Wilson
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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 8, issue 3, 2009 Special Thematic Issue: Corporate Involvement in Geography Guest edited by Paul Chatterton & Larch Maxey Introduction: Whatever Happened to... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 8, issue 3, 2009
Special Thematic Issue:
Corporate Involvement in Geography
Guest edited by Paul Chatterton & Larch Maxey
Introduction: Whatever Happened to Ethics and Responsibility in Geography? p. 429
Paul Chatterton and Larch Maxey
Dancing on a Double Edged Sword: Sustainability within University Corp., p. 440
Larch Maxey
Education and the Enclosure of Knowledge in the Global University, p. 454
Silvia Federici
Teaching What We (Preach and) Practice: The MA in Activism and Social Change, p. 462
Stuart Hodkinson
Corporate Social Responsibility in Higher Education, p. 474
Ed Brown and Jonathan Cloke
Spies in the Information Economy: Academic Publishers and the Trade in Personal Information, p. 484
David Murakami Wood
Lessons from the Campaign against Elsevier. “We won, but how did we win?” p. 494
Tom Stafford
In Arms’ Way: Arms Company and Military Involvement in Education in the UK, p. 505
Anna Stavrianakis
Time to Shell Out? Reflections on the RGS and Corporate Sponsorship, p. 521
David Gilbert
Corporate Social Responsibility: Between Civil Society and the Oil Industry in the Developing World, p. 530
Felix Tuodolo
Everywhere You Go, Can You be Sure of Shell? p. 542
Emily Johns
Intervention:
Internationalism, Hegemony, Community, and the Megaconference: a Response to Lawrence Berg, p. 552
Philip E. Steinberg
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Special Thematic Issue:
Corporate Involvement in Geography
Guest edited by Paul Chatterton & Larch Maxey
Introduction: Whatever Happened to Ethics and Responsibility in Geography? p. 429
Paul Chatterton and Larch Maxey
Dancing on a Double Edged Sword: Sustainability within University Corp., p. 440
Larch Maxey
Education and the Enclosure of Knowledge in the Global University, p. 454
Silvia Federici
Teaching What We (Preach and) Practice: The MA in Activism and Social Change, p. 462
Stuart Hodkinson
Corporate Social Responsibility in Higher Education, p. 474
Ed Brown and Jonathan Cloke
Spies in the Information Economy: Academic Publishers and the Trade in Personal Information, p. 484
David Murakami Wood
Lessons from the Campaign against Elsevier. “We won, but how did we win?” p. 494
Tom Stafford
In Arms’ Way: Arms Company and Military Involvement in Education in the UK, p. 505
Anna Stavrianakis
Time to Shell Out? Reflections on the RGS and Corporate Sponsorship, p. 521
David Gilbert
Corporate Social Responsibility: Between Civil Society and the Oil Industry in the Developing World, p. 530
Felix Tuodolo
Everywhere You Go, Can You be Sure of Shell? p. 542
Emily Johns
Intervention:
Internationalism, Hegemony, Community, and the Megaconference: a Response to Lawrence Berg, p. 552
Philip E. Steinberg
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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 8, Issue 2, 2009 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Special Thematic Section: Geographies of the Multitude Guest edited by Jonathan D. Lepofsky Geographies of the... more
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Special Thematic Section: Geographies of the Multitude
Guest edited by Jonathan D. Lepofsky
Geographies of the Multitude: Finding the Spatial in Empire and its Counters, p. 149
Jonathan D. Lepofsky
Biopower and the Militarization of the Police Function, p. 161
Dominic Corva
Dove è la Moltitudine di Hardt e Negri? Reti Reali in Spazi Aperti, p. 176
Pierpaolo Mudu
Where is Hardt and Negri’s Multitude?: Real Networks in Open Spaces, p. 211
Pierpaolo Mudu
The Multitude and its Doppelgänger: An Exploration of Global Smooth Space, p. 245
Mark Bonta
Research:
Representations of Labour Migration in Guatemalan and American Media, p. 278
Harald Bauder and Genevieve Gilbert
Gypsy-Traveller Young People and the Spaces of Social Welfare: A Critical Ethnography, p. 304
Robert M. Vanderbeck
Proving Grounds of Urbicide: Civil and Urban Perspectives on the Bombing of Capital Cities, p. 340
Kenneth Hewitt
Forum: Constructing Rural Geographies:
Constructing Rural Geographies in Publication, p. 376
Matthew Kurtz and Verdie Craig
Exploring the uneven geographies of ‘Rural Geography’. Commentary on M. Kurtz and V. Craig, ‘Constructing Rural Geographies in Publication’, p. 394
Michael Woods
Toward a Higher Profile for Rural Geography: A Reply to Michael Woods, p. 414
Verdie Craig and Matthew Kurtz
Intervention:
Academic Capitalism and Professional Reproduction at the Conference, p. 416
Todd Lindley
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Special Thematic Section: Geographies of the Multitude
Guest edited by Jonathan D. Lepofsky
Geographies of the Multitude: Finding the Spatial in Empire and its Counters, p. 149
Jonathan D. Lepofsky
Biopower and the Militarization of the Police Function, p. 161
Dominic Corva
Dove è la Moltitudine di Hardt e Negri? Reti Reali in Spazi Aperti, p. 176
Pierpaolo Mudu
Where is Hardt and Negri’s Multitude?: Real Networks in Open Spaces, p. 211
Pierpaolo Mudu
The Multitude and its Doppelgänger: An Exploration of Global Smooth Space, p. 245
Mark Bonta
Research:
Representations of Labour Migration in Guatemalan and American Media, p. 278
Harald Bauder and Genevieve Gilbert
Gypsy-Traveller Young People and the Spaces of Social Welfare: A Critical Ethnography, p. 304
Robert M. Vanderbeck
Proving Grounds of Urbicide: Civil and Urban Perspectives on the Bombing of Capital Cities, p. 340
Kenneth Hewitt
Forum: Constructing Rural Geographies:
Constructing Rural Geographies in Publication, p. 376
Matthew Kurtz and Verdie Craig
Exploring the uneven geographies of ‘Rural Geography’. Commentary on M. Kurtz and V. Craig, ‘Constructing Rural Geographies in Publication’, p. 394
Michael Woods
Toward a Higher Profile for Rural Geography: A Reply to Michael Woods, p. 414
Verdie Craig and Matthew Kurtz
Intervention:
Academic Capitalism and Professional Reproduction at the Conference, p. 416
Todd Lindley
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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Volume 8, issue 1, 2009 Edited by the ACME Editorial Collective Women, men, positionalities and emotion: doing feminist geographies of religion, p. 1 Peter E. Hopkins The... more
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Women, men, positionalities and emotion: doing feminist geographies of religion, p. 1
Peter E. Hopkins
The Embodied Politics of Pain in US Anti-Racism, p. 18
Rachel Slocum
Discursos de Identidad Territorial según el Cancionero Folklórico, p. 46
Silvia Valiente
English abstract on page 68
A refugee landscape: Writing Palestinian Nationalisms in Lebanon, p. 69
Adam Ramadan
Se reconnaître dans un centre-ville en revitalisation. Expériences d’itinérants dans le quartier Saint-Roch à Québec, p. 100
Martine Freedman
English abstract on page 122
La Precariedad en la investigación Española, p. 123
Xosé Afonso Álvarez Pérez
English abstract on page 136
Intervention:
Less is More. Radical Scholars Confer in the Aegean, p 137
Lawrence D. Berg
Obituary:
Duncan Fuller 1972-2008, p. 144
Graham Mowl
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Women, men, positionalities and emotion: doing feminist geographies of religion, p. 1
Peter E. Hopkins
The Embodied Politics of Pain in US Anti-Racism, p. 18
Rachel Slocum
Discursos de Identidad Territorial según el Cancionero Folklórico, p. 46
Silvia Valiente
English abstract on page 68
A refugee landscape: Writing Palestinian Nationalisms in Lebanon, p. 69
Adam Ramadan
Se reconnaître dans un centre-ville en revitalisation. Expériences d’itinérants dans le quartier Saint-Roch à Québec, p. 100
Martine Freedman
English abstract on page 122
La Precariedad en la investigación Española, p. 123
Xosé Afonso Álvarez Pérez
English abstract on page 136
Intervention:
Less is More. Radical Scholars Confer in the Aegean, p 137
Lawrence D. Berg
Obituary:
Duncan Fuller 1972-2008, p. 144
Graham Mowl
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ACME, Vol 7, No 3 (2008) Special Issue: German Critical Geographies Table of Contents Editorial Kritische Geographie: Bildet Banden! Einleitung zum Themenheft PDF Bernd Belina 335-349 Research Feministische Geographien und geographische... more
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Table of Contents
Editorial
Kritische Geographie: Bildet Banden! Einleitung zum Themenheft PDF
Bernd Belina 335-349
Research
Feministische Geographien und geographische Geschlechterforschung im deutschsprachigen Raum PDF
Claudia Wucherpfennig, Katharina Fleischmann 350-376
Die Dialektik von räumlicher Angleichung und Differenzierung: Zum uneven-development-Konzept in der radical geography PDF
Markus Wissen, Matthias Naumann 377-406
Psychogeographie heute: Kunst, Raum, Revolution? PDF
Bernd Adamek-Schyma 407-432
Die Bekämpfung des Hungers und der Streit um die Weltagrarmärkte in der Doha-Runde der WTO: Imperialistische Politik und ihre Kritiker PDF
Hans-Dieter von Frieling 433-456
Raum- und Europakonzepte in Imperialismustheorien PDF
Ulrich Best 457-481
Die Stadt à la Carte? Lebensstile und die Kulturalisierung von Ungleichheit in der Deutschen Stadtgeographie PDF
Dirk Gebhardt 482-509
Geographische Ideologieproduktion – Kritik der Geographie als Geographie PDF
Bernd Belina 510-537
Special Issue: German Critical Geographies
Table of Contents
Editorial
Kritische Geographie: Bildet Banden! Einleitung zum Themenheft PDF
Bernd Belina 335-349
Research
Feministische Geographien und geographische Geschlechterforschung im deutschsprachigen Raum PDF
Claudia Wucherpfennig, Katharina Fleischmann 350-376
Die Dialektik von räumlicher Angleichung und Differenzierung: Zum uneven-development-Konzept in der radical geography PDF
Markus Wissen, Matthias Naumann 377-406
Psychogeographie heute: Kunst, Raum, Revolution? PDF
Bernd Adamek-Schyma 407-432
Die Bekämpfung des Hungers und der Streit um die Weltagrarmärkte in der Doha-Runde der WTO: Imperialistische Politik und ihre Kritiker PDF
Hans-Dieter von Frieling 433-456
Raum- und Europakonzepte in Imperialismustheorien PDF
Ulrich Best 457-481
Die Stadt à la Carte? Lebensstile und die Kulturalisierung von Ungleichheit in der Deutschen Stadtgeographie PDF
Dirk Gebhardt 482-509
Geographische Ideologieproduktion – Kritik der Geographie als Geographie PDF
Bernd Belina 510-537
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ACME, Volume 6, issue 3, 2007
Special issue on Participatory Research Ethics
Special issue on Participatory Research Ethics
Research Interests: Ethics, Participatory Research, Participatory Action Research, Research Methodology, Research Ethics, and 6 moreCommunity Engagement & Participation, Community-Based Participatory Research, Public Participation, Research Ethics Committees, Community participation and engagement, and Institutional Review Boards
ACME, Vol 6, No 2 (2007) Table of Contents Editorial The Politics of Indexing and Ranking Academic Journals The ACME Editorial Collective, 131-134 Interventions “Don’t Use the G-Word”: Kriminalisierung politischer Proteste und... more
ACME, Vol 6, No 2 (2007)
Table of Contents
Editorial
The Politics of Indexing and Ranking Academic Journals
The ACME Editorial Collective, 131-134
Interventions
“Don’t Use the G-Word”: Kriminalisierung politischer Proteste und kritischer Wissenschaft – und ein paar Anmerkungen zum Umgang mit dem Paragraphen 129a
Volker Eick, 135-140
“Don’t Use the G-Word”: Criminalizing Political Protest and Critical Scholarship – and a Few Notes to the Handling of Paragraph 129a
Volker Eick, 141-146
Special Theme
The Medium Has a New Message: Media and Critical Geography
Jim Craine, 147-152
Mediating the Neoliberal Nation: Television in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Sarah Ives, 153-173
Riding the Wheel: Selling American Women Mobility and Geographic Knowledge
Christina E. Dando, 174-210
La Haine: Framing the ‘Urban Outcasts’
Amy Siciliano, 211-230
Re-envisioning the Nation: Film Neorealism and the Postwar Italian Condition
Brent J. Piepergerdes, 231-257
Un-poetically “Man” Dwells Kevin E. McHugh
Kevin E. McHugh, 258-277
Of Gog and Magog: The Geopolitical Visions of Jack Chick and Premillennial Dispensationalism
Jason Dither, 278-303
Table of Contents
Editorial
The Politics of Indexing and Ranking Academic Journals
The ACME Editorial Collective, 131-134
Interventions
“Don’t Use the G-Word”: Kriminalisierung politischer Proteste und kritischer Wissenschaft – und ein paar Anmerkungen zum Umgang mit dem Paragraphen 129a
Volker Eick, 135-140
“Don’t Use the G-Word”: Criminalizing Political Protest and Critical Scholarship – and a Few Notes to the Handling of Paragraph 129a
Volker Eick, 141-146
Special Theme
The Medium Has a New Message: Media and Critical Geography
Jim Craine, 147-152
Mediating the Neoliberal Nation: Television in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Sarah Ives, 153-173
Riding the Wheel: Selling American Women Mobility and Geographic Knowledge
Christina E. Dando, 174-210
La Haine: Framing the ‘Urban Outcasts’
Amy Siciliano, 211-230
Re-envisioning the Nation: Film Neorealism and the Postwar Italian Condition
Brent J. Piepergerdes, 231-257
Un-poetically “Man” Dwells Kevin E. McHugh
Kevin E. McHugh, 258-277
Of Gog and Magog: The Geopolitical Visions of Jack Chick and Premillennial Dispensationalism
Jason Dither, 278-303
Research Interests:
Research Interests:
Special Issue on Sexuality and Gender Editorial Introduction to ACME Special Issue on Sexuality and Gender: Sexed, Unsexy and Gendered Spaces of Inversions and Reversals Kathryn Besio Kathryn Besio, Pamela Moss, 112-120 Research ‘A... more
Special Issue on Sexuality and Gender
Editorial
Introduction to ACME Special Issue on Sexuality and Gender: Sexed, Unsexy and Gendered Spaces of Inversions and Reversals Kathryn Besio
Kathryn Besio, Pamela Moss, 112-120
Research
‘A Right Geezer-Bird (Man-Woman)’ 1 : The Sites and Sights of ‘Female’ Embodiment
Kath Browne, 121-143
On Not Living With AIDS: Or, AIDS-As-Post-Crisis
Matthew Southern, 144-162
Unsexy Geographies: Heterosexuality, Respectability and the Travellers’ Aid Society
Richard Phillips, 163-190
‘I Do Down-Under’: Naturalizing Landscapes and Love through Wedding Tourism in New Zealand
Lynda Johnston, 191-208
A Pornography of Birth: Crossing Moral Boundaries
Robyn Longhurst, 209-229
Bazaar Stories of Gender, Sexuality and Imperial Spaces in Gilgit, Northern Pakistan
Nancy Cook, 230-257
Chutes and Ladders: Negotiating Gender and Privilege in a Village in Northern Pakistan
Kathryn Besio, 258-278
Representing ‘Cross-Cultural’ Relationships: Troubling Essentialist Visions of Power and Identity in a Thai Tourist Setting
Linda Malam, 279-299
Loving….Whatever: Alienation, Neoliberalism and Pet-Love in the Twenty-First Century
Heidi J. Nast, 300-327
Editorial
Introduction to ACME Special Issue on Sexuality and Gender: Sexed, Unsexy and Gendered Spaces of Inversions and Reversals Kathryn Besio
Kathryn Besio, Pamela Moss, 112-120
Research
‘A Right Geezer-Bird (Man-Woman)’ 1 : The Sites and Sights of ‘Female’ Embodiment
Kath Browne, 121-143
On Not Living With AIDS: Or, AIDS-As-Post-Crisis
Matthew Southern, 144-162
Unsexy Geographies: Heterosexuality, Respectability and the Travellers’ Aid Society
Richard Phillips, 163-190
‘I Do Down-Under’: Naturalizing Landscapes and Love through Wedding Tourism in New Zealand
Lynda Johnston, 191-208
A Pornography of Birth: Crossing Moral Boundaries
Robyn Longhurst, 209-229
Bazaar Stories of Gender, Sexuality and Imperial Spaces in Gilgit, Northern Pakistan
Nancy Cook, 230-257
Chutes and Ladders: Negotiating Gender and Privilege in a Village in Northern Pakistan
Kathryn Besio, 258-278
Representing ‘Cross-Cultural’ Relationships: Troubling Essentialist Visions of Power and Identity in a Thai Tourist Setting
Linda Malam, 279-299
Loving….Whatever: Alienation, Neoliberalism and Pet-Love in the Twenty-First Century
Heidi J. Nast, 300-327
Research Interests: Cultural Studies, Feminist Sociology, Cultural Geography, Gender Studies, Queer Studies, and 22 moreSex and Gender, Women's Studies, Feminist Theory, Women's History, Queer Theory, Feminist Epistemology, Feminist Philosophy, Sexuality, Gender and Sexuality, Gender, Pakistan, Gender Equality, Gender and Work, Gender Discourse, Gender and Development, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Feminist Geography, Women and Culture, Birth, Women and Gender Studies, Queer, and Gender, Space and Feminist Geography
Special Issue: Gender, Space and Technology Introduction: Gender, Space and Technology Kate Boyer, 1-8 Working the Night Shift: Gender and the Global Economy Reina Patel, 9-27 Calling on Femininity? Gender, Call Centers, and... more
Special Issue: Gender, Space and Technology
Introduction: Gender, Space and Technology
Kate Boyer, 1-8
Working the Night Shift: Gender and the Global Economy
Reina Patel, 9-27
Calling on Femininity? Gender, Call Centers, and Restructuring in the Rural American West
Anne Bonds, 28-49
“I Go On The Internet; I Always, You Know, Check To See What’s New”: Chronically Ill Women’s Use of Online Health Information to Shape and Inform Doctor-Patient Interactions in the Space of Care Provision
Valorie A. Crooks, 50-69
Global Midwifery and the Technologies of Emotion
Maria Fannin, 70-88
Our Website Was Revolutionary” Virtual Spaces of Representation and Resistance
Jennifer L. Fluri, 89-111
Introduction: Gender, Space and Technology
Kate Boyer, 1-8
Working the Night Shift: Gender and the Global Economy
Reina Patel, 9-27
Calling on Femininity? Gender, Call Centers, and Restructuring in the Rural American West
Anne Bonds, 28-49
“I Go On The Internet; I Always, You Know, Check To See What’s New”: Chronically Ill Women’s Use of Online Health Information to Shape and Inform Doctor-Patient Interactions in the Space of Care Provision
Valorie A. Crooks, 50-69
Global Midwifery and the Technologies of Emotion
Maria Fannin, 70-88
Our Website Was Revolutionary” Virtual Spaces of Representation and Resistance
Jennifer L. Fluri, 89-111
Research Interests:
ACME: an International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Vol 4, No 2 (2005) CONTENTS Research Vision and Viscosity in Goa’s Psychedelic Trance Scene Arun Saldanha Arun Saldanha Saldanha, 172-193 Risk, Scale and Exclusion in Canadian... more
ACME: an International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Vol 4, No 2 (2005)
CONTENTS
Research
Vision and Viscosity in Goa’s Psychedelic Trance Scene Arun Saldanha
Arun Saldanha Saldanha, 172-193
Risk, Scale and Exclusion in Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management
Anna Stanley, 194-227
Commentary
The Segmentation of Academic Labour: A Canadian Example
Harald Bauder, 228-239
Symposium
Politics in suspenso: Reading Antje Schlottmann’s RaumSprache from the ‘North American’ Container
Matthew G. Hannah, 240-248
On Not Taking Language for Granted
Ulf Strohlager, 249-253
Sprache ohne Macht? Anmerkungen zu Antje Schlottmanns RaumSprache
Kathrin Hörschulmann, 254-261
Begrenzte Sprache / Sprachgrenzen: Eine Replik auf die Besprechungen
Antje Schrottmann, 262-269
Limited Language/Linguistic Limitations: A Reply to the Reviews Antje Schlottmann
Antje Schrottmann, 270-276
Interventions
The Struggles of Precarious Researchers and Demands for Social Change in (Post-) Berlusconian Italy
Ugo Rossi, 277-286
Le lotte dei ricercatori precari e le domande di cambiamento sociale nell’Italia (post-)berlusconiana
Ugo Rossi, 287-296
Obituary:
Anders Löfgren 31 May 1960 — 4 August 2006 1
Nina Gunnerud Berg, 297-300
ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies - ISSN: 1492-9732
Vol 4, No 2 (2005)
CONTENTS
Research
Vision and Viscosity in Goa’s Psychedelic Trance Scene Arun Saldanha
Arun Saldanha Saldanha, 172-193
Risk, Scale and Exclusion in Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management
Anna Stanley, 194-227
Commentary
The Segmentation of Academic Labour: A Canadian Example
Harald Bauder, 228-239
Symposium
Politics in suspenso: Reading Antje Schlottmann’s RaumSprache from the ‘North American’ Container
Matthew G. Hannah, 240-248
On Not Taking Language for Granted
Ulf Strohlager, 249-253
Sprache ohne Macht? Anmerkungen zu Antje Schlottmanns RaumSprache
Kathrin Hörschulmann, 254-261
Begrenzte Sprache / Sprachgrenzen: Eine Replik auf die Besprechungen
Antje Schrottmann, 262-269
Limited Language/Linguistic Limitations: A Reply to the Reviews Antje Schlottmann
Antje Schrottmann, 270-276
Interventions
The Struggles of Precarious Researchers and Demands for Social Change in (Post-) Berlusconian Italy
Ugo Rossi, 277-286
Le lotte dei ricercatori precari e le domande di cambiamento sociale nell’Italia (post-)berlusconiana
Ugo Rossi, 287-296
Obituary:
Anders Löfgren 31 May 1960 — 4 August 2006 1
Nina Gunnerud Berg, 297-300
ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies - ISSN: 1492-9732
Research Interests: German Studies, Translation Studies, Race and Racism, Indian studies, Psychedelics, and 13 moreEducation and Labor Markets, Work and Labour, Labor History and Studies, Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Wastes Management, Translation, India, Canada, Nuclear power, Labour Market, Segmented Labour Markets, Psychedelic Trance, and Nuclear Waste Disposal
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies Vol 4, No 1 (2005) Special Issue: Critical Cartographies Table of Contents Critical Interventions and Lingering Concerns: Critical Cartography/GISci, Social Theory, and... more
ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Vol 4, No 1 (2005)
Special Issue: Critical Cartographies
Table of Contents
Critical Interventions and Lingering Concerns: Critical Cartography/GISci, Social Theory, and Alternative Possible Futures
Leila Harris, Mark Harrower, 1-10
An Introduction to Critical Cartography
Jeremy W. Crampton, John Krygier, 11-33
Beyond The ‘Binaries’: A Methodological Intervention for Interrogating Maps as Representational Practices
Vincent J. Del Casino Jr. J. Del Casino Jr., Stephen P. Hanna, 34-56
Reconfiguring Administrative Geographies In The United States
Francis Harvey, 57-79
Facing the Future: Encouraging Critical Cartographic Literacies In Indigenous Communities
Jay T. Johnson, Renee Pualani Louis, Albertus Hadi Pramono, 80-98
Power of Maps: (Counter) Mapping for Conservation
Leila M. Harris, Helen D. Hazen, 99-130
Critical GPS: Toward a New Politics of Location
Amy D. Propen, 131-144
Concentrated Poverty and Housing Need in Vancouver
Rob Fiedler, Nadine Schuurman, Jennifer Hyndman, 145-171
ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies - ISSN: 1492-9732
Vol 4, No 1 (2005)
Special Issue: Critical Cartographies
Table of Contents
Critical Interventions and Lingering Concerns: Critical Cartography/GISci, Social Theory, and Alternative Possible Futures
Leila Harris, Mark Harrower, 1-10
An Introduction to Critical Cartography
Jeremy W. Crampton, John Krygier, 11-33
Beyond The ‘Binaries’: A Methodological Intervention for Interrogating Maps as Representational Practices
Vincent J. Del Casino Jr. J. Del Casino Jr., Stephen P. Hanna, 34-56
Reconfiguring Administrative Geographies In The United States
Francis Harvey, 57-79
Facing the Future: Encouraging Critical Cartographic Literacies In Indigenous Communities
Jay T. Johnson, Renee Pualani Louis, Albertus Hadi Pramono, 80-98
Power of Maps: (Counter) Mapping for Conservation
Leila M. Harris, Helen D. Hazen, 99-130
Critical GPS: Toward a New Politics of Location
Amy D. Propen, 131-144
Concentrated Poverty and Housing Need in Vancouver
Rob Fiedler, Nadine Schuurman, Jennifer Hyndman, 145-171
ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies - ISSN: 1492-9732
Research Interests:
ACME, Vol 3, No 2 (2004) Various Articles Table of Contents Research Empire’s Geographies James D. Sidaway, 63-78 Towards Radical Geographies of Complicit Queer Futures Natalie Oswin, 79-86 Geosurveillance Through the Mapping of... more
ACME, Vol 3, No 2 (2004)
Various Articles
Table of Contents
Research
Empire’s Geographies
James D. Sidaway, 63-78
Towards Radical Geographies of Complicit Queer Futures
Natalie Oswin, 79-86
Geosurveillance Through the Mapping of Test Results: An Ethical Dilemma or Public Policy Solution?
Ranu Basu, 87-111
Reflections on the G8 Protests: An Interview with General Unrest of the Clandestine Insurgent Rebel Clown Army (CIRCA)
Paul Routledge, 112-120
General
Communiqué from the Fourth International Conference of Critical Geographers: Ciudad de México, México, 8-12 January 2005: International Critical Geography Group, 121-123
Various Articles
Table of Contents
Research
Empire’s Geographies
James D. Sidaway, 63-78
Towards Radical Geographies of Complicit Queer Futures
Natalie Oswin, 79-86
Geosurveillance Through the Mapping of Test Results: An Ethical Dilemma or Public Policy Solution?
Ranu Basu, 87-111
Reflections on the G8 Protests: An Interview with General Unrest of the Clandestine Insurgent Rebel Clown Army (CIRCA)
Paul Routledge, 112-120
General
Communiqué from the Fourth International Conference of Critical Geographers: Ciudad de México, México, 8-12 January 2005: International Critical Geography Group, 121-123
Research Interests: Education, Queer Theory, Sexuality, Gender and Sexuality, Neoliberalism, and 10 moreGender and Sexuality Studies, Empire, Critical GIS, Protest Movements, G20 - G8 - G7, Queer Geography, Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt, Neoliberalism and Education, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and Geosurveillance
ACME, Vol 3, Issue 1 (2004) Themed Section: Race, Class and the American Patriot Movement | Various Articles Table of Contents Symposium The Edges of Politics: Notes on Carolyn Gallaher’s On the Fault Line Cindi Katz, 1-3 Thoughts on... more
ACME, Vol 3, Issue 1 (2004)
Themed Section: Race, Class and the American Patriot Movement | Various Articles
Table of Contents
Symposium
The Edges of Politics: Notes on Carolyn Gallaher’s On the Fault Line
Cindi Katz, 1-3
Thoughts on Carolyn Gallaher’s On the Fault Line
Byron Miller, 4-6
Notes on Carolyn Gallaher’s On the Fault Line
Christopher W. Niedt, 7-10
Fine Tuning, Standing Firm, ’Fessing Up
Carolyn Gallaher, 11-17
Research
Using an Ecological Metaphor to Build Adaptive and Resilient Research Practices
Maureen G. Reed, Evelyn J. Peters, 18-40
The Performance of Improvisation: Traffic Practice and the Production of Space
Mikael Jonasson, 41-62
Themed Section: Race, Class and the American Patriot Movement | Various Articles
Table of Contents
Symposium
The Edges of Politics: Notes on Carolyn Gallaher’s On the Fault Line
Cindi Katz, 1-3
Thoughts on Carolyn Gallaher’s On the Fault Line
Byron Miller, 4-6
Notes on Carolyn Gallaher’s On the Fault Line
Christopher W. Niedt, 7-10
Fine Tuning, Standing Firm, ’Fessing Up
Carolyn Gallaher, 11-17
Research
Using an Ecological Metaphor to Build Adaptive and Resilient Research Practices
Maureen G. Reed, Evelyn J. Peters, 18-40
The Performance of Improvisation: Traffic Practice and the Production of Space
Mikael Jonasson, 41-62
Research Interests: Practice theory, Research Methodology, Community Resilience, Race and Racism, Resilience, and 12 moreClass, Performativity, Racism, Critical Geography, Resilience (Sustainability), Feminist Geography, Social Class, Non-representational theories, Anti-Racism, Patriotism, Militias, and PATRIOT MILITIA
ACME, Vol 2, No 2 (2003) Table of Contents Themed Sections: (1) Borders and Immigration (2) Critical Forum on Empire | Various Articles Equality, Justice and the Problem of International Borders: The Case of Canadian Immigration... more
ACME, Vol 2, No 2 (2003)
Table of Contents
Themed Sections: (1) Borders and Immigration (2) Critical Forum on Empire | Various Articles
Equality, Justice and the Problem of International Borders: The Case of Canadian Immigration Regulation
Harald Bauder, 167-182
Gender, Inequality and Borders
Valerie Preston, 183-187
A Borderless World: Dream or Nightmare?
Daniel Hiebert, 188-193
The EU and the Utopia and Anti-utopia of Migration: A Response to Harald Bauder
Ulrich Best, 194-200
Some Reasons and Conditions for a World Without Immigration Restrictions
Franck Düvell, 201-209
Immigration and the Spectre of Hobbes: Some Comments for the Quixotic Dr. Bauder
Michael Samers, 210-217
The Last Word … ?
Harald Bauder, 218-220
Research
Hardt and Negri's Empire and Real Empire: The Terrors of 9-11 and After
David Moore, 112-131
Negotiations and Fieldworkings: Friendship and Feminist Research
Kath Browne, 132-146
Between Being and Looking Queer Tourism Promotion and Lesbian Social Space in Greater Philadelphia
Marie Cieri, 147-166
Forum
Introduction: Critical Forum on Empire
Scott Kirsch, 221-226
Empire Goes to War, or, The Ontological Shift in the Transatlantic Divide
Claudio Minca, 227-235
Globalización o Imperio: ¿Nuevas Tendencias Del Capitalismo Contemporáneo?
Blanca Ramírez, 236-241
Globalization or Empire: New Tendencies in Contemporary Capitalism?
Blanca Ramírez, 242-247
Empire and Citizenship
Joe Painter, 248-253
Table of Contents
Themed Sections: (1) Borders and Immigration (2) Critical Forum on Empire | Various Articles
Equality, Justice and the Problem of International Borders: The Case of Canadian Immigration Regulation
Harald Bauder, 167-182
Gender, Inequality and Borders
Valerie Preston, 183-187
A Borderless World: Dream or Nightmare?
Daniel Hiebert, 188-193
The EU and the Utopia and Anti-utopia of Migration: A Response to Harald Bauder
Ulrich Best, 194-200
Some Reasons and Conditions for a World Without Immigration Restrictions
Franck Düvell, 201-209
Immigration and the Spectre of Hobbes: Some Comments for the Quixotic Dr. Bauder
Michael Samers, 210-217
The Last Word … ?
Harald Bauder, 218-220
Research
Hardt and Negri's Empire and Real Empire: The Terrors of 9-11 and After
David Moore, 112-131
Negotiations and Fieldworkings: Friendship and Feminist Research
Kath Browne, 132-146
Between Being and Looking Queer Tourism Promotion and Lesbian Social Space in Greater Philadelphia
Marie Cieri, 147-166
Forum
Introduction: Critical Forum on Empire
Scott Kirsch, 221-226
Empire Goes to War, or, The Ontological Shift in the Transatlantic Divide
Claudio Minca, 227-235
Globalización o Imperio: ¿Nuevas Tendencias Del Capitalismo Contemporáneo?
Blanca Ramírez, 236-241
Globalization or Empire: New Tendencies in Contemporary Capitalism?
Blanca Ramírez, 242-247
Empire and Citizenship
Joe Painter, 248-253
Research Interests: Queer Studies, Globalization, Immigration, Immigration Studies, Sexuality, and 17 moreMigration, Gender and Sexuality, Labor Migration, International Migration, Critical Geography, Migration Studies, Citizenship and Identity, Citizenship Theory, Sociology of Migration, Transnational migration, Contemporary International Migration, Transnational Labour Migration, Feminist Geography, Empire, Citizenship, International Migration and Immigration Policy, and Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt
Table of Contents Research Beyond Either/Or: A Feminist Analysis of September 11th Jennifer Hyndman, 1-13 Performing Nursing: BC Nurses’ Union Theatre Project Geraldine Pratt, Elia Kirby, 14-32 Insurgent Urbanism in a Railway Quarter:... more
Table of Contents
Research
Beyond Either/Or: A Feminist Analysis of September 11th
Jennifer Hyndman, 1-13
Performing Nursing: BC Nurses’ Union Theatre Project
Geraldine Pratt, Elia Kirby, 14-32
Insurgent Urbanism in a Railway Quarter: Scalar Citizenship at King’s Cross, London
Nitin Deckha, 33-56
Theme Section
Thinking/Doing the ‘F’ Word: On Power in Feminist Methodologies
Sarah Jenkins, Verity Jones, Deborah Dixon, 57-63
Empathy and Identification: Conceptual Resources for Feminist Fieldwork
Liz Bondi, 64-76
A Feminist in the Forest: Situated Knowledges and Mixing Methods in Natural Resource Management
Andrea Nightingale, 77-90
Working Together: Feminist Perspectives on Collaborative Research and Action
Janice Monk, Patricia Manning, Catalina Denman, 91-106
Toward a More Fully Reciprocal Feminist Inquiry
Mona Domosh, 107-111
Research
Beyond Either/Or: A Feminist Analysis of September 11th
Jennifer Hyndman, 1-13
Performing Nursing: BC Nurses’ Union Theatre Project
Geraldine Pratt, Elia Kirby, 14-32
Insurgent Urbanism in a Railway Quarter: Scalar Citizenship at King’s Cross, London
Nitin Deckha, 33-56
Theme Section
Thinking/Doing the ‘F’ Word: On Power in Feminist Methodologies
Sarah Jenkins, Verity Jones, Deborah Dixon, 57-63
Empathy and Identification: Conceptual Resources for Feminist Fieldwork
Liz Bondi, 64-76
A Feminist in the Forest: Situated Knowledges and Mixing Methods in Natural Resource Management
Andrea Nightingale, 77-90
Working Together: Feminist Perspectives on Collaborative Research and Action
Janice Monk, Patricia Manning, Catalina Denman, 91-106
Toward a More Fully Reciprocal Feminist Inquiry
Mona Domosh, 107-111
Research Interests: Gender Studies, Feminist Theory, Participatory Action Research, Reciprocity (Social and Cultural Anthropology), Feminist Epistemology, and 9 moreCollaboration, Natural Resource Management, Critical Geography, Feminist activism, Feminist Geography, Feminist Research Methods, Women and Gender Studies, Feminist Political Theory, and Feminist Political Geography
Table of Contents Editorial The Political Economy of Publishing in Geography Pamela Moss, Lawrence D. Berg, Caroline Desbiens, 1-7 Commentary Critical notes on economic geography from an aging radical. Or radical notes on economic... more
Table of Contents
Editorial
The Political Economy of Publishing in Geography
Pamela Moss, Lawrence D. Berg, Caroline Desbiens, 1-7
Commentary
Critical notes on economic geography from an aging radical. Or radical notes on economic geography from a critical age
Trevor J. Barnes, 8-14
Research
Resistance, Representation and Third Space in Shimshal Village, Northern Pakistan
David Butz, 15-34
Constructing a 'Black-on-Black' Violence: The Conservative Discourse
David Wilson, 35-54
Women’s Theater and the Redefinitions of Public, Private, and Politics in North India
Richa Nagar, 55-72
Reconciling Social Constructivism and Realism in GIS
Nadine Schuurman, 73-90
The Pornography of Despair: Lust, Desire and the Music of Matt Johnson
Stuart C. Aitken, James Craine, 91-116
Editorial
The Political Economy of Publishing in Geography
Pamela Moss, Lawrence D. Berg, Caroline Desbiens, 1-7
Commentary
Critical notes on economic geography from an aging radical. Or radical notes on economic geography from a critical age
Trevor J. Barnes, 8-14
Research
Resistance, Representation and Third Space in Shimshal Village, Northern Pakistan
David Butz, 15-34
Constructing a 'Black-on-Black' Violence: The Conservative Discourse
David Wilson, 35-54
Women’s Theater and the Redefinitions of Public, Private, and Politics in North India
Richa Nagar, 55-72
Reconciling Social Constructivism and Realism in GIS
Nadine Schuurman, 73-90
The Pornography of Despair: Lust, Desire and the Music of Matt Johnson
Stuart C. Aitken, James Craine, 91-116