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Friday 27. of June 2008
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Kissing the Holocene Good-Bye: Mike Davis on the advent of the Anthropocene
This is not for the faint of heart. We are leaving the Holocene and it aint no fun either . Entering the Anthropocene (external link, reformated for readability).
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Category: Control
Sunday 22. of June 2008
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George Rigakos: Nightclub. Bouncers, Risk, and the Spectacle of Consumption
Bouncers: Regulating Al Capone's Grandchildren? A Marxist entering Canada's nightlife economy Interview with George S. Rigakos, author of ›Nightclub. Bouncers, Risk, and the Spectacle of Consumption‹ (McGill-Queen’s...
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Category: Security, Control
Friday 23. of May 2008
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Revanchism: The Sheriff of Nottingham reloaded
Beware of snitches in your research department - especially if you do not share our fair complexion. We just received the following email and it seems the British state and its fine citizens are catching up on revanchism. With...
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Category: Repression
Sunday 17. of February 2008
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Kontrollierte Urbanität: On Air
We received the pleasure to be noticed by a radio station - and not a minor one. Enjoy ten minutes of audio following the link below.
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Category: welfare & workfare, Repression, Control
Sunday 13. of January 2008
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Category: Abstracts & Papers, Security, Control, Repression
Eric Töpfer, Volker Eick, Jens Sambale: Business Improvement Districts New Instrument for Containment and Exclusion Lessons from North America and Britain.
Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) are territorial subdivisions of a city in which property owners or businesses decide to self-impose an additional tax meant for the promotion and development of the area through services such...
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