Great review of Thomas Lemke’s excellent book Biopolitics: An Advanced Introduction is available here free. The review is written by Michael Lait, who was, at the time, a PhD student at Carleton University (Ottawa) (I think he still is a PhD student there). We look forward to more good work from Michael, and, just recently, we have seen it! His new draft paper neatly titled “The rotting heart of Gatineau Park: Mapping issues, institutions and publics in a unique political situation” is now on-line and worth a read, available also free here.
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Indeed I have returned after weeks abroad!
Seems like an awesome edited volume and by two big hitters — thanks for sharing
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nice finds and welcome back
not sure if you saw the announcement of this bank-breaking release but seemed in yer vein:
http://progressivegeographies.com/2014/10/18/graham-and-mcfarlane-eds-infrastructural-lives-urban-infrastructure-in-context/
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