Vol. 18 No. 6 (2019): Vol 18, No 6

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The cover image is taken from Laura Lo Presti’s article ‘Terraqueous necropolitics’ in this issue.

Laura Canali, Il Mediterraneo non è più liquido. E non è più poetico (tr. The Mediterranean Sea is no longer liquid and no more poetic). 2015, digital print.
Source: http://www.limesonline.com/rubrica/il-mediterraneo-non-e-piu-liquido-e-non-e-piu-poetico

Published: 2019-12-16

Interventions

Geografías de la paz y geografías pacifistas en la Guerra Fría una diferenciación conceptual y ético-política

Heriberto Cairo

1167-1183
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Research

Correlation in the Data University Understanding and Challenging Targets-based Performance-management in Higher Education

The Analogue University

1184-1206
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Learning to Common, Commoning as Learning The Politics and Potentials of Community Land Trusts in New York City

Hillary Caldwell, John Krinsky, Mikael Brunila, Kukka Ranta

1207-1233
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A Path for Connecting Flows of Value and Forms of Urbanization in Post-1989 Balkans

Kostis Plevris

1234-1260
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Contradictions and Antagonisms in (Anti-) Social(ist) Housing in Serbia

Ana Vilenica

1261-1282
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Trialing Analytic Metaphors for Socio-political Economic Alterity Epiphytes and Slime Molds

Olivia R Williams, Joseph Pierce

1283-1299
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Investigating Best Practice Doctoral Fieldwork Experiences With and Without Indigenous Communities in Settler-colonial Societies

Jessica K Weir, Cleo Woelfle-Erskine, Sharon Fuller, Sibyl Diver, Margot Higgins

1300-1320
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Polyhedron of Powers, Displacements, Socio-Spatial Negotiations and Residents’ Everyday Experiences in a “Pacified” Favela

Åsne Håndlykken-Luz

1321-1346
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Terraqueous Necropolitics Unfolding the Low-operational, Forensic, and Evocative Mapping of Mediterranean Sea Crossings in the Age of Lethal Borders

Laura Lo Presti

1347-1367
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