Collapse VI reviewed by Gerald Aitken
November 28, 2011 Leave a comment
Collapse comes from the UK publisher Urbanomic, and Gerald Aitken has a review on the open site of its sixth volume, Geo/philosophy.
New Papers
- The Butler affair and the geopolitics of identity. Gerry Kearns
- Insensible worlds: postrelational ethics, indeterminacy and the (k)nots of relating. Kathryn Yusoff
- The making of a void sovereignty: political implications of the military checkpoints in the West Bank. Merav Amir
- Adopting the position of error: space and speculation in the exploratory significance of milieu formulations. Nathaniel OâGrady
- Differentiated circuits: the ecologies of knowing and securing life. Steve Hinchliffe, Stephanie Lavau
- Exploring political ecologies of water and development. Jessica Budds, Farhana Sultana
- Constructing ‘public’ water: the World Bank, urban water supply, and the biopolitics of development. Karen Bakker
- Water, power, and the production of neoliberalism in Chile, 1973–2005. Jessica Budds
- Disciplining de facto development: water theft and hydrosocial order in Tijuana. Katharine Meehan
- Water, technology, and development: transformations of development technonatures in changing waterscapes. Farhana Sultana
