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Volume 2011, Issue 109

Winter 2011

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David Serlin

David Serlin

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Amy Chazkel

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ISSN 0163-6545

EISSN 1534-1453

In this Issue

Features
Reflections
Interventions
Curated Spaces

New Approaches to Enclosures

Editors' Introduction

Amy Chazkel; David Serlin

Features

Enclosing the Sea: Remaking Work and Leisure Spaces on the Naples Waterfront, 1870–1900

Marco Armiero

Foreign-Trade Zones and the Cultural Logic of Frictionless Production

Dara Orenstein

“We Must Destroy You to Save You”: Highway Construction and the City as a Modern Commons

Robert Gioielli

Energy Security: The Planetary Fulfillment of the Enclosure Movement

Robert P. Marzec

Reflections

The Future of the Commons

David Harvey

Enclosures of Land and Sovereignty: The Allotment of American Indian Lands

David A. Chang

Culture, Content, and the Enclosure of Human Being: UNESCO's “Intangible” Heritage in the New Millennium

John F. Collins

Interventions

Confronting the Enclosure of the Cultural Commons: An Interview with Nina Paley

Amy Chazkel

Curated Spaces

Authorized Disruption: John Hawke and Orange Work, 2005–2010

John Hawke

NSK: The Improbable State of History and the History of an Improbable State

Alexei Monroe

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