Tagged ‘politics’

No.219 Shorts Seen in No.219 — May 15, 2022

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The Planet-Killing Asteroid Is Always Political Seen in No.202 — Jan 16, 2022

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Oh, 2022! Seen in No.202 — Jan 16, 2022

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How Bad Are Plastics, Really? Seen in No.201 — Jan 09, 2022

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Statistical Imaginaries Seen in No.200 — Dec 12, 2021

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The Myth of Artificial Intelligence Seen in No.200 — Dec 12, 2021

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The Transapocalyptic Now Seen in No.196 — Nov 14, 2021

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The State of Us Seen in No.193 — Oct 24, 2021

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Networked Planetary Governance Seen in No.191 — Oct 10, 2021

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Making a Living, the History of What We Call Work Seen in No.191 — Oct 10, 2021

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Your Sci-Fi Future Seen in No.184 — Aug 22, 2021

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The Pursuit of Simplicity only Serves to Manufacture Our Consent, Not Our Understanding. Seen in No.183 — Jul 25, 2021

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Parliaments of the Earth Seen in No.180 — Jul 04, 2021

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The Politics of Biodesign Seen in No.178 — Jun 20, 2021

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No.176 Asides Seen in No.176 — Jun 06, 2021

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After Neoliberalism: the Politics of Place Seen in No.174 — May 23, 2021

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Why Generation X Will Save the Web Seen in No.173 — May 16, 2021

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The Infrastructural Power Beneath the Internet as We Know It Seen in No.170 — Apr 25, 2021

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Policy Futures and a Politics of Care Seen in No.168 — Apr 11, 2021

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There’s a Global Plan to Conserve Nature. Indigenous People Could Lead the Way. Seen in No.165 — Mar 21, 2021

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The Little Magazine that Incubated Team Biden Seen in No.163 — Mar 07, 2021

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Against Performative Positivity Seen in No.162 — Feb 28, 2021

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How Does Bill Gates Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis? Seen in No.161 — Feb 21, 2021

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No.160 Asides Seen in No.160 — Feb 14, 2021

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Luther and the Roots of Nordic Welfare States Seen in No.158 — Jan 31, 2021

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Neofeudalism and the Digital Manor Seen in No.156 — Jan 17, 2021

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Pillar or Pawn Seen in No.155 — Dec 20, 2020

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City-States Are Back Seen in No.154 — Dec 13, 2020

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AOC’s Among Us Twitch Stream Is the Future of Politics Seen in No.147 — Oct 25, 2020

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How Afrofuturism Can Help the World Mend Seen in No.136 — Aug 09, 2020

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No.125 Asides Seen in No.125 — May 10, 2020

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I Read the Essay Seen in No.123 — Apr 26, 2020

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18 Lessons of Quarantine Urbanism Seen in No.121 — Apr 12, 2020

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Premonition Seen in No.120 — Apr 05, 2020

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Calling for a More-Than-Human Politics Seen in No.114 — Feb 23, 2020

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Taiwan Is Making Democracy Work Again. It’s Time We Paid Attention Seen in No.105 — Dec 04, 2019

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Catalonia Has Created a New Kind of Online Activism Seen in No.100 — Oct 27, 2019

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21st Century Datacenter Locations Driven by 19th Century Politics Seen in No.95 — Sep 22, 2019

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The Glimmer of a Climate New World Order Seen in No.92 — Sep 01, 2019

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Dwayne The Rock Johnson Visited Mauna Kea Seen in No.88 — Aug 04, 2019

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As Systems Collapse, People Rise: Seven Faces of an Emerging Global Movement Seen in No.83 — Jun 09, 2019

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How Politicians and Scholars Turned Against Big Tech Seen in No.83 — Jun 09, 2019

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If Politicians Can’t Face Climate Change, Extinction Rebellion Will Seen in No.78 — May 05, 2019

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Cities Are Rising in Influence and Power on the Global Stage Seen in No.76 — Apr 21, 2019

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Why We Need to Reinvent Democracy for the Long-Term Seen in No.72 — Mar 24, 2019

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New Roles Seen in No.70 — Mar 10, 2019

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Metamodern Values for a Listening Society Seen in No.69 — Mar 03, 2019

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What Cafés Did for Liberalism Seen in No.62 — Jan 13, 2019

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Doing the Doughnut at the G20? Seen in No.60 — Dec 09, 2018

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This Is How We Radicalized The World Seen in No.56 — Nov 11, 2018

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Yuval Noah Harari on Why Technology Favors Tyranny Seen in No.49 — Sep 16, 2018

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Climate Change to Revolutionize Politics in Cities Across the World. Seen in No.49 — Sep 16, 2018

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