Future Geographies
August 11, 2012 2 Comments
The latest issue of Environment and Planning A includes a theme section on ‘Future Geographies’, edited by Ben Anderson and Peter Adey. As well as the editors’ introduction, there are seven papers, including ones by Society and Space co-editors Natalie Oswin and Maia Green. The issue as a whole requires subscription, but the introduction is open access.
Theme issue: Future geographies
Guest editors: Ben Anderson, Peter Adey
Governing economic futures through the war on inflation 1536 – 1553
Derek P McCormack
Futures in the making: practices to anticipate ‘ubiquitous computing’ 1554 – 1569
Sam Kinsley
On shaky ground: the making of risk in Bogotá 1570 – 1588
Austin Zeiderman
The object of regulation: tending the tensions of food safety 1589 – 1606
Nick Bingham, Stephanie Lavau
Holding the future together: towards a theorisation of the spaces and times of transition 1607 – 1623
Gavin Brown, Peter Kraftl, Jenny Pickerill
The queer time of creative urbanism: family, futurity, and global city Singapore 1624 – 1640
Natalie Oswin
Saving, spending, and future-making: time, discipline, and money in development 1641 – 1656
Maia Green, Uma Kothari, Claire Mercer, Diana Mitlin
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