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Volume 8, Issue 3, 2009, Corporate Involvement in Geography
Volume 9, Issue 1, 2010, Friedrich Nietzsche and Geography



ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 8, Issue 3, 2009

Corporate Involvement in Geography
Guest edited by Paul Chatterton and Larch Maxey

Introduction: Whatever Happened to Ethics and Responsibility in Geography? Paul Chatterton and Larch Maxey, Pg. 429

Dancing on a Double dged Sword: Sustainability within University Corp. Larch Maxey, Pg. 440

Education and th Enclosure of Knowledge in the Global University. Silvia
Federici, Pg. 454

Teaching What We (Preach and) Practice: The MA in Activism and Social Change. Stuart Hodkinson, Pg. 462

Corporate Social Responsibility in Higher Education. Ed Brown and Jonathan Cloke, Pg 474

Spies in the Information Economy: Academic Publishers and the Trade in Personal Information. David Murakami Wood, Pg. 484

Lessons from the Campaign against Elsevier. ³We won, but how did we win?² Tom Stafford, Pg. 494

In Arms¹ Way: Arms Company and Military Involvement in Education in the UK. Anna Stavrianakis, Pg. 505

Time to Shell Out? Reflections on the RGS and Corporate Sponsorship. David Gilbert, Pg. 521

Corporate Social Responsibility: Between Civil Society and the Oil Industry in the Developing World. Felix Tuodolo, Pg. 530

Everywhere You Go, Can You be Sure of Shell? Emily Johns, Pg 542

Intervention
Internationalism, Hegemony, Community, and the Megaconference: a Response to Lawrence Berg. Philip E. Steinberg, pg. 552


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ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies
Volume 9, Issue 1, 2010

Friedrich Nietzsche and Geography
Guest edited by Paul Kingsbury

Editorial Introduction: Friedrich Nietzsche and Geography. Paul Kingsbury, pg. 1

Sophisticated Geographies. Jane M. Jacobs, pg. 10

Nietzsche Contra the Real World. Joel Wainwright, pg. 21

Nietzsche¹s Challenge to Physical Geography. Andrew C. Comrie, pg. 34

Unearthing Nietzsche¹s Bomb: Nuance, Explosiveness, Aesthetics. Paul Kingsbury, pg 47

Unlocking Moments: The Eternal Return of Colonialism. Pamela A. Mullins-Baker, pg. 62

After Nietzsche¹s Beyond. Carl T. Dahlman, pg. 66

Troping the Tropics:Reflections on Nietzsche's Geophilosophy and the Philippine Rice Terraces. Caroline Joan (Kay) Picart, pg, 72

Research
Walkout NYC! On Strike in a World of Fetishes, Fictions, and Beleaguered Workers. Clayton Rosati, pg. 81

Intervention
Critical Practice of Grant Application and Administration: An Intervention. Harald Bauder, Bernd Belina, David Butz, Ze¹ev Gedalof, Arnould Lagendijk, Pierpaolo Mudu, Anssi Paasi, Nadine Schuurman, and David Wilson, pg. 102