Essay
The commons: Infrastructures for troubling times Lauren Berlant 393-419
[This essay stems from the Society and Space lecture given at the American Association of Geographers meeting in April 2015]
Articles
The spaces in between: Mobile policy and the topographies and topologies of the technocracy Russell Prince 420-437
The surface and the abyss/ Rethinking topology and Claudio Minca 438-455
Entrepreneurial affect: Attachment to work practice in San Francisco’s digital media sector Daniel G Cockayne 456-473
A political ecology of home: Attachment to nature and political subjectivity Patricia Burke Wood and Julie EE Young 474-491
Settler colonialism, George Grey and the politics of ethnography Alan Lester 492-507
The contingency of change in the Anthropocene: More-than-real negotiation of power relations in climate change institutional transformation in Australia Jessica Emma McLean 508-527
Judaism’s other geographies: Franz Rosenzweig and the state of exile Jessica Dubow 528-544
Rock, water, air, and fire: Foregrounding the elements in the Gibraltar-Spain dispute Rachael Squire 545-563
“The Sheikh of Araby rides a Cadillac”: Popular geoeconomic imaginations, positional anxiety and nouveau riche territories Benjamin Smith 564-580
Reblogged this on Progressive Geographies and commented:
New issue of Society and Space, including an essay by Lauren Berlant, first delivered at the AAG conference in 2015.