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...Austin Zeiderman; Sobia Ahmad Kaker; Jonathan Silver; Astrid Wood This essay examines the influence of uncertainty on how contemporary cities are planned, built, governed, and inhabited. This influence is demonstrated through the analysis of various domains of urban planning and governance...

... the West Coast of the United States, thickening the air in the mountains, in the valleys, in the woods, in the cities, with particulate matter. And doctors found a malignant mass in the right lung of this author's mother. This essay uses the double meaning of aspiration (to inhale and to dream) to trace...

...Ritu Birla Abstract This essay explores the financialization of liberal governmentality through questions posed by cryptocurrency, especially in its relationship with the monetary coding of the globe since Bretton Woods. Contemporary Global South deployments of crypto foreground political...

...-first century anyway? In this essay I show that in Mozambique smoky cities are the result of neither industrialization nor development but of burning wood and charcoal in homes. 2013 THE URBAN AND THE RURAL: P H O T O E SSAY Cidades Esfumaçadas...

.... Public Culture 12 : 627 -51. Harvey, David. 1978 . Class monopoly rent, finance capital and the urban revolution. Regional Studies 8 : 239 -55. Woods, Lebbeus. 1995 . Everyday war. In Mortal city , edited by Peter Lang. New York: Princeton Architectural Press. ____. 1997 . Radical...

... and Devil-Possession.” American Ethnologist 18 : 67 -90. Crain , Mary . 1994. “Opening Pandora's Box: A Plea for Discursive Heteroglossia.” American Ethnologist 21 : 205 -210. Davis , Angela Y. 1992. “Mediations on the Legacy of Malcolm X.” In Joe Wood, ed., Malcolm X: In Our Own...

... to make way for a high-rise office development. The original projectors, which belonged to Mumbai's erstwhile Drive-in Cinema, now stand as silent symbols of a romantic past. They stand along with their replicas in wood, painstakingly hand carved with recycled teak wood that would have belonged...

...figure 1 Ignacio Gatica, Free to Choose (2016). Cast concrete, wood blocks, cast adobe. ...

... Administration (FAA)–monitored planes crossing North American airspace over twenty-four hours, while the latter depicts the traffic in wood products between exporting and importing nations around the globe. Despite their varying themes, the works both depict commercial trends using what I call a connect-the-dots...

... <new kinds of museums; alternative or oral history projects; the expansion of musical performance and recording into forgotten musi- cal histories or the dissemination of a broader range of musics; alternative publish- ing ventures or exhibition practices in film, theater, and dance; innovative cultural work with children; public art and art in public such as murals and graffiti; inno- vative uses of television, radio, or other mass media; and reports on past cultural work—the modernist, socialist, and avant-garde counterinstitutions of the early twentieth century> The Jean Tinguely Museum Basel, Switzerland Lisa Petrie Clang! Crash! Thwap! Metal strikes metal, wood smacks wood, household objects dance wildly in the air, provoking squeals of delight. Is it a funhouse? Almost— it’s the Tinguely Museum in Basel, Switzerland. Situated directly on the Rhine River...

..., 1993). 607 608 Brett, Philip, Elizabeth Wood, and Gary C. Thomas, eds. Queering the Pitch: Public Culture the New Gay and Lesbian Musicology. (New York: Routledge, 1994). Broadhead, Richard H...

... in Hegel’s and Marx’s Political Thought,” in NOMOS XXU: Property, ed. J. Roland Pennock and John W. Chap- man (New York: New York University Press, 1980), 130-67. 12. G. W. F. Hegel, Elements of the Philosophy of Right, ed. Allen W. Wood, trans. H. B. Nisbet (Cambridge: Cambridge University...

... for an initial interview. Like much of Paolo Woods’s work, this image opens onto multiple worlds. It speaks simultaneously to exclusion and unity, capturing a meeting of peoples and cultures that puts to shame most international summits...

... centuries, conservators developed a technique called “transfer,” which consisted of physically detaching paintings from decaying supports, like wood panels or wall frescoes, and placing them in more stable ones—for example, Raphael’s Madonna di Foligno (1511), now in the Vatican museum, was transferred...

...), and the meaning of kinship. How do we make sense of these “mysteries at the bottom of the ocean” ( McKittrick and Woods 2007 : 1)? I think about my revised BLM shirt and wonder if Emmett and Mike and Devonte are chilling in some afterlife (or after-after-life) somewhere, wondering the same thing. I wonder what...

... Press. Wood, Adrian. 1994 . North-South trade,employment, and inequality: Changing fortunes in a skill-driven world . Oxford: Clarendon Press. ———. 1995 . How trade hurt unskilled workers. Journal of Economic Perspectives 9 : 57 -80. Lived Effects...

... of what can happen—as you mentioned before in the refer- ence to Partially Buried Wood...

...: A Study in Nineteenth-Century British Liberal Thought. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Melia, Paul, and Alan Woods. 1998. Peter Greenaway: Artworks 63–98. Man- chester, U.K.: Manchester University Press...

... Kaker, Jonathan Silver, and Astrid Wood examine the influence of uncertainty on how contemporary cities are planned, built, governed, and inhabited. In each of their urban case studies, the authors examine uncertainty as produced by historical conditions and as productive of future possibilities. Next...