Current Issue (Volume 17 Issue 1, March 2024)
Substantive Articles:
Joseph Nevins - A tourist, not a god: Mike Davis, radical geographer
Kevin R. Cox - States and their territorializations: Class, local dependence, and how geohistory matters
Marie Chase and Adrienne Johnson - Oil extraction and Indigenous women: Examining the necropolitics of the settler state in the Bakken region
Antulio Rosales, Eva van Roekel, Peter Howson, and Coco Kanters - Poor miners and empty e-wallets: Latin American experiences with cryptocurrencies in crisis
Daniel Manzione Giavarotti, Ana Carolina Gonçalves Leite, and Clara Lemme Ribeiro - Migrations and new expulsions: accumulation by dispossession or crisis of capitalist societal reproduction?
Contentions:
Levi Gahman - Alienation flows through the barrel of a gun: Despair, mass shootings, and suicide in an American settler colony
Amedeo Policante and Erica Borg - CRISPR futures: Rethinking the politics of genome editing
Martha E. Gimenez - The ideology of intersectionality: Historical materialist observations
Kwame Adovor Tsikudo - Different approach, same focus: How China is shaping the future of its African cooperation through education
Review:
Tod D. Rutherford - Beyond engaged pluralism? The question of labor in labor geography
Visual Intervention:
Asif Mehmood and Sajjad Hasnain - The lactosocial at Data Saheb’s Shrine (Lahore-Pakistan): Piety, flows, commons, and the community
Symposium on Mike Davis, the Radical Urban Activist-Scholar
Guest Editor: Ananya Roy
Ananya Roy - Editorial: Honoring Mike Davis
Ananya Roy - A political autopsy of Liberal Los Angeles
Juan De Lara - Lessons in accumulated rage and rebellious scholarship with Mike Davis
Michael Storper - The poet of LA’s urban: Mike Davis
Deshonay Dozier - To Los Angeles: United in Grief, United in Struggle
Robin D. G. Kelley - “Old school socialist”
Susanna Hecht - Mike Davis: Planetarity and environmentalisms: the invention of new environmental histories from the Ecology of Fear to Victorian Holocausts