In Iran, the government is shutting-down ‘technical services‘.
Robots are a liability.
‘The roof was on fire‘.
The Queen complains to the media about the medium.
Is the public responsible for the Iraq War?
In Iran, the government is shutting-down ‘technical services‘.
Robots are a liability.
‘The roof was on fire‘.
The Queen complains to the media about the medium.
Is the public responsible for the Iraq War?
Theory, Culture & Society is pleased to announce that a special issue on Michel Foucault will soon be off the press.
And of great note, the coming issue will include a previously unpublished lecture by Foucault, ‘Alternatives to the Prison: Dissemination or Decline of Social Control’?
THEORY, CULTURE & SOCIETY Vol. 26 (6)
Special Issue on Michel Foucault
Edited by Couze Venn and Tiziana Terranova
Articles
Couze Venn and Tiziana Terronova – Introduction: Thinking after Michel Foucault.
Michel Foucault – Alternatives to the Prison: Dissemination or Decline of Social Control?
Paul Rabinow – Foucault’s Untimely Struggle: Toward a Form of Spirituality.
Judith Revel – Identity, Nature, Life: Three Biopolitical Deconstructions.
Lois McNay – Self as Enterprise: Dilemmas of Control and Resistance in Foucault’s The Birth of Biopolitics.
Stephen J. Collier – Topologies of Power: Foucault’s Analysis of Political Government beyond ‘Governmentality’.
Maurizio Lazzarato – Neoliberalism in Action: Inequality, Insecurity and the Reconstitution of the Social.
Eugene Thacker – The Shadows of Atheology: Epidemics, Power and Life after Foucault.
Brian Massumi – National Enterprise Emergency: Steps Toward an Ecology of Powers.
David Macey – Rethinking Biopolitics, Race and Power in the Wake of Foucault.
Couze Venn – Neoliberal Political Economy, Biopolitics and Colonialism: A Transcolonial Genealogy of Inequality.
Tiziana Terranova – Another Life: The Nature of Political Economy in Foucault’s Genealogy of Biopolitics.
Please visit: http://tcs.sagepub.com
In Thailand, charcoal was responsible for the near collapse of fisheries.
Instead of cuts, India plans on slowing carbon emissions.
Slave labour makes for cheap shrimp.
Vladimir Putin likes to drop hints.
Where in the world is Osama bin Laden?
In post-Soviet Europe, the environment isn’t always green.
Trees aren’t trees anymore, they’re now ‘carbon sinks‘.
A military dictatorship could be emerging in Iran.
Uranium is not easy to come-by.
‘Sustainable food’ isn’t that sustainable.
In Kenya, recent violence may be driven my climate change.
In New York’s Catskills, an energy find is dividing a community.
Scientists need to change the way they communicate.
India has a ‘repat’ problem.
Being famous for being famous isn’t really a career anymore.
The CIA wanted to know how magicians pulled rabbits out of hats.
Nobody really knows what is going to happen at Dubai World.
Habitat for Humanity is now helping the foreclosed.
The UK is supporting a fund to confront the ‘climate emergency‘.
There were some black eyes on Black Monday.
It’s not just Black Friday, it’s also Buy Nothing Day.
In Iran, Shirin Ebadi’s Nobel Prize has been confiscated.
Thanksgiving was not a good day to work in the Emergency Room.
What the hell am I doing walking in LA?
Hotness makes for weird politics.
In the UK, being an MP is profitably, especially if you’re a Tory.
In Colorado, a car dealership wants to antagonise potential customers.
A manifesto has laid-out the battle lines of America’s next culture war.
Bureaucracies will always do things the hard way.
Television has become the medium of children’s fantasies.
Even plants have a social life.
Stephen King writes a good book review.
The US Navy is planning for an ice-free Arctic.
Sometimes the designer matters as much as their design.
The Green Economy has yet to benefit women and minorities.
Africa is entering an age of Agri-Imperialism.
Turkish-German youth don’t feel at home in Germany.
The US military wants to be able to predict Post-Traumatic Stress.
All industialised countries have plans to cut emissions, except America.
Latin isn’t dead, yet.
In Copenhagen, gang-related violence is spilling into the streets.
Social scientists have no confidence in their research.
Economists think that they can save the environment by putting a price on it.
Silvio Berlusconi has a new scheme to keep himself in charge.
Parks are ideal for greenwashing.
Michael Caine is worried about the kids.
In India, girls are refusing to be child brides.
In Nevada, aquifers have gone radioactive.
Electric engines won’t be green if power plants aren’t greener.
Your parents were hep or groovy or whatever was cool back then.
In Germany, a ‘cuddly’ group of militants has some early hits.
Physicists have turned to pop-up books to explain their science.
It sounds like Gordon Brown is getting tough on immigration.
There’s a lot of illegal immigrants in America’s jails.
Celebrity sex tapes test the limits of fair use.