..., reclaiming the energy commons. The article discusses some of the suite of transmedia tools currently being developed by the Public Power Observatory. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 climate change energy democracy public power just transition...

..., urban-based coalitions are important to holding energy states accountable. They provide forms of energy democracy that watch over the cozy alliances between corporate-state and transnational actors intent upon dispossession as a means to expand new markets for extractive capitalism. Transversal land...

... structures. While erasing the US system of chattel slavery and the ways its afterlives continue to shape US society, politics, identities, environments, and energy systems, the GE essay makes the argument that US democracy and cultural production might require enslavement. It points out...

... . Green Fergus . “ Anti-Fossil Fuel Norms .” Climatic Change 150 , no. 1 ( 2018 ): 103 – 16 . Healy Noel , and Barry John . “ Politicizing Energy Justice and Energy System Transitions: Fossil Fuel Divestment and a ‘Just Transition.’ ” Energy Policy 108 ( 2017 ): 451 – 59...

... spending rather than sustainable energy and transportation systems. Both transnational corporations and the war- fare state benefit from relatively weak, submissive trade unions (at home and abroad), marginalization of oppositional forces, underinvestment in nonmilitary public goods...

... (and profits) are socialized. Nearly every U.S. taxpayer, equity owner, or energy consumer will experience either direct or indirect repercussions from the collapse. Second, corporate decisions, which generate the social losses (and gains), are not democra- tized or subject to even minor stakeholder...

..., Traverso explains how postfascism takes up the authoritarian, racist, militarist, and revanchist politics of its predecessor but wraps itself in a simplistic but narcotic rhetoric of market-oriented democracy, freedom, and even equality. Yet while Traverso rightly identifies the political economy...

..., nuclear technology is not merely a defense or energy infrastructure or a scientific force running against “culture,” nor is it to be upheld simply as culture-free or value-neutral. In addition to these sometimes conflicting ways, the nuclear technology should also...

... Bay, from 28 September to 15 December 2014 to protest the lack of democracy there. If we adopt the traditional Habermasian model, this movement probably should be considered a failure. Not only does the central government of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) refuse to grant more political autonomy...

...). But the passion and energy of that evening came not from these polite political interventions but from the music of democracy. the then hugely popular folk-rock band Run-Rig, whose style was to cast into modern rock idiom the old Gaelic laments...

... Future Matters 3 life, matter, bodies, technicity, and time, which is indebted in part to a Derridean treatment of techne and the forces of a generalized writing, and also to a Deleuzian treatment of matter-energy fl...

...Jennifer Wenzel Abstract This essay discusses “Forms of Life” in two senses: first, infrastructure as a social process that fosters particular forms of collective life and second, the agency/vitality imputed to infrastructure. The essay considers an unremarked ambivalence in energy humanities about...

... and Social Text 100 • Fall 2009 6 5 political logics. As Gan Yang suggests in Social Text 55, such a consider- ation works to delink (neo)liberalism from its privileged presumptions of democracy and freedom.7 In short...

... in Social Text 55, such a consider- ation works to delink (neo)liberalism from its privileged presumptions of democracy and freedom.7 In short, reading China as a social text demands, most of all, that we not reduce...

... and Social Text 100 • Fall 2009 6 5 political logics. As Gan Yang suggests in Social Text 55, such a consider- ation works to delink (neo)liberalism from its privileged presumptions of democracy and freedom.7 In short...

... • Fall 2009 6 5 political logics. As Gan Yang suggests in Social Text 55, such a consider- ation works to delink (neo)liberalism from its privileged presumptions of democracy and freedom.7 In short, reading China...

... privileged presumptions of democracy and freedom.7 In short, reading China as a social text demands, most of all, that we not reduce it to a preconstituted object of knowledge. Rather, we need to ask how China and the objects...

... is complicated by culture's intimate ties to the state: administration, governmentality, and war. These days, the culture concept's combination of expansionist energies and inner antagonisms makes it a slippery and untrustworthy idea: it offers, at once, too much and too little. Social Text 's long romance...

..., and multispecies abolition democracy. The importance of radical, multi-issue politics and cross-movement solidarities is also given serious attention. References Breceher Jeremy . Against Doom: A Climate Insurgency Manual . Oakland, CA : PM , 2017 . Brecher Jeremy . Climate Insurgency...

... in his interview calls a “multispecies abolition democracy.” The third contribution comes from Marco Armiero, who takes us to the trash-filled streets of Naples, Italy, at the height of an urban garbage crisis. Focusing on how the embodied experience of contamination led to a political renewal...