articles By Jakob Jakobsen 14 November 2013As market logic moulds institutions of learning, treatment and therapy ever more brazenly, co-founder of the Cophenhagen Free University, Jakob Jakobs...
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articles By Howard Slater 6 November 2013The Arab Spring is well known for the movement of the Squares and the explosion of demands for democracy and an end to corruption in the Middle East. ...
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articles By John Cunningham 23 October 2013A gothic ruin provides the heady setting for John Cunningham’s short story exploring horror as a condition for contemporary thought
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articles By Jeremy Lecomte 2 October 2013Do algorithms think? Do buildings speculate? In his review of Luciana Parisi’s recent book, Contagious Architecture, Jeremy Lecomte considers her cl...
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articles By Howard Slater 25 September 2013Howard Slater explores the vicissitudes of popular unity, from the history of compromises by variously aligned popular fronts to recent struggles in w...
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articles By Marina Gerber 19 September 2013A new book on Russian conceptualists, Collective Actions Group, finally translates audience responses into English, pushing them to the fore. In her r...
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articles By Hannah Black 10 September 2013A recent exhibition, The Whole Earth: California and the Disappearance of the Outside, interrogated what pale blue fragments lie in the wake of the wh...
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