Current Issue (Volume 18 Issue 3, November 2025)


In Memory

Richard Peet, Ipsita Chatterjee - Enduring relevance of Elaine Hartwick's commodity chain approach: Remembering an insurgent academic in an era of tariff war and war of occupation


Substantive Articles:

Katharyne Mitchell, Gregory Woolston - Philanthrocapitalism, Neoliberalism, and the University

Ryan Stock, Thomas Ptak - Miner threat: Premature death to prefigurative politics for unearthing solar-grade silica

Kieren Rudge, Sophia Perez, Georgia Cutter, Viv Kammerer - Relocating occupation: A critical environmental justice analysis of the US military migration from Okinawa to Guåhan

Lutfun Nahar Lata, Andrew Copolov - Parasitic platform urbanism in Dhaka and Melbourne

Raouf Ahmad Peerzada, Amrita Sharma, Achintya Anita Gurumurthy, Amulya Anita Gurumurthy - Interrogating “light but tight” model of education: Saffron neoliberalism and India's new education policy

Sascha Miguel Cornejo Puschner - Territoriality and the politics of ancestrality: Meaning, scope, and depth of Indigenous struggles in the North of Chile

Ioannis Rigkos-Zitthen - Populism and the commons in the Anthropocene: Exploring a fitting political strategy for our epoch

K James Rogan - Fictions of the market: The shelter component of the consumer price index in theory and practice


Contentions:

Conor Q Foley - Occupying the past: The carceral archaeology of the Israel antiquities authority

Shahram Azhar - Daron Acemoğlu's or Paul Baran's prize? A critique of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics 

Ankit Singh - CUSMA, a capitalist adventurism? Marxist analysis of class inequities in the Canada-United States-Mexico agreement

Divyali Mehrotra - Rethinking ethics in policymaking: Dharma, reversibility and the imperatives of environmental policymaking

Ioannis Rigkos-Zitthen, Nikos Kapitsinis - Commons as an empty signifier


Review:

Nancy Ettlinger - Far-right transnationalism, digital affordances, and the specter of a new geopolitics

Sagie Narsiah - Global finance capitalism: Rebirth or denouement?


Visual Intervention:

Anastasiya Chybireva Fender - The city as the dialectical image of post-critical psychogeographic truth: An immersive awakening to the historical blueprint of educational pursuits


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