... Evening Post , July 1 . Adams John Luther . 2014 . Become Ocean . Seattle Symphony , conducted by Morlot Ludovic . Cantaloupe CA-21101. Compact disc . Besel Richard D. 2013 . “Accommodating Climate Change Science: James Hansen and the Rhetorical/Political Emergence of...

... revamping the SCP. 2009 Reprinted from Qadaia Sudania 3 (1994). Used with the permission of al-Khatim Adlan Centre for Enlightenment and Human Development. al-Khatim Adlan It Is Time for Change For the purposes of this issue, al-Khatim Adlan’s long...

...Paul Sharrad Paul Sharrad Out of Africa: Literary Globalization in the Winds of Change At some point in my s high school years in...

... historical moment. © 2010 Duke University Press 2010 Judith A. Byfield Finding Voice, Giving Voice: Gender, Politics, and Social Change What makes intellectual work “black”? Does one have to be black to do black intellectual...

...David Buckland; Olivia Gray; Lucy Wood This is not a conventional essay and climate change is not a conventional subject. The issue's editors asked David Buckland and colleagues to “discuss the intersection of art and climate change science and specifically the Cape Farewell project's approach to...

...Michael Segal Compelling scientific narratives are a necessary part of fixing the modern climate change conversation. Their absence slows down the assimilation of climate science into culture, undermines the authority of scientists, and allows old and unproductive narratives to hijack debate...

...Tom Cohen; Claire Colebrook The project of critical climate change refuses the exclusive disjunction offered by the Anthropocene. We contest the notion that there is an “anthropos” disclosed by way of its recognition of the destructiveness of the species, while also sustaining a critical conception...

...Matthew Burtner Climate change music employs changing environmental conditions as instruments and procedures for music composition and performance. Using a combination of musical analysis and field journals to reveal methods of active listening and composing with climate change, this article shows...

...Noel Castree Climate science is embedded in a much grander geoscientific attempt to understand an earth system perturbed by human activities. “Global change science,” as it is sometimes called, is now trying ever harder to understand and influence the so-called human dimensions of environmental...

...Willis Jenkins The discipline of religious studies often misses how climate change drives shifts across its domains of interpretation by treating it as a special object. This essay depicts how cultural stress from anthropogenic changes in planetary systems may be illuminated through what cultures...

..., Microcredit, and the Changing Architecture of Capital Accumulation On the Rise of the “Debt Economy” ​Debt, as David Graeber has so powerfully reminded us, has a central place in the history of humanity and...

...Rei Terada “Working through” would seem to be the crux of psychoanalysis. It is the collective name for the processes by which, despite itself, resistance gives way. Cumulatively, moments of unknotted resistance account for larger psychic change where it has been stalled —for, by definition, where...

...Astrid Ulloa Global climate change policies present new situations for women and indigenous peoples and their territories that involve both environmental and political effects. They are connected with transnationalization scenarios and the globalization of the environment, through its incorporation...

...Andrew M. Bauer; Mona Bhan Ongoing discussions of welfare and human viability that focus on state responsibility to provide care and services rarely consider how new sources of vulnerability are emerging within the context of climate change. Scholars attentive to these processes often use the...

... through changes to citizenship law. These changes, however, did less to prevent illegal migration than to expand migrants' routes into becoming designated as illegal and suffering harsh consequences. Furthermore, the legal changes reworked sexual, gender, racial, class, and cultural hierarchies at local...

...Daniel A. Barber This essay proposes an inversion and productive complication of the familiar nomenclature of active and passive solar energy, as it pertains to architectural design methods and to solarity more generally: that is, to changes in economies, cultures, and ways of living in the present...

... 1960s civil rights era, it is important to focus on the concept of being trapped in history, which for Baldwin is not just about transforming laws but making manifest a “change of heart” for whites. Being historically “trapped” is the locus for what prevents the social transformation necessary to create...

...Ngai Pun; Jenny Chan China’s capitalist transformation offers us a non-Western perspective to understand the contradictions of transnational capital mobility, the working people’s lives, and the changing role of the state. This economic and social transformation continues to require the...

...Melinda Cooper In recent years, theoretical inquiries into the changing forms of labor and money have proceeded alongside each other but have rarely entered into dialogue, much less investigated the evolving relationship between the two terms. This is a curious omission given that contemporary...

... manifestations of unfounded racist fears. Many factors come into play in understanding this phenomenon, including the practices that cause bovine spongiform encephalopathy, the effects of globalization on the meat industry, the changing nature of the relationship between humans and animals in ranching, and the...