Soeben ist die fünfte Ausgabe (Volume 2, Number 3) von Human Geography erschienen.

Die Artikel sind übers Uninetz (resp. per VPI-Client) zugänglich:
Human Geography: A new Radical Journal

Inhaltsübersicht

Artikel

• The Global Crisis and Its Consequences by Sandro Sideri
• G20 Pittsburgh 2009 Collage: Crowd, Police by Clayton Rosati
• On the Crisis of the Crisis: Finance and the Bourgeois State by Mazen Labban
• Exporting Imperial Democracy: Critical Reflections on the US Case by David
  Slater
• Hang on to your chads by Clayton Rosati
• From Mixed Economy to Neo-liberalism: Class and Caste in India's Economic Transition by Waquar Ahmed
• Class Relations, Material Conditions, and Spaces of Class Struggle in Rural
  India by Raju J Das
• From the Neo-Liberal Barrio to the Socialist Commune by L. Ciro Marcano

Special Section on The Contemporary Significance of Primitive Accumulation

• Introductory Comments by Rohit Negi and Marc Auerbach
• Letters of Gold: Enabling Primitive Accumulation through Neoliberal
  Conservation by Bram Büscher
• The Ongoing (Ir)relevance of Primitive Accumulation by Jim Glassman
• On Primitive Accumulation and its Shadowy Twin, Subsumption by Daniel Buck
• Primitive Accumulation, Capitalism and Development by Rohit Negi and Marc Auerbach
• Accumulation by Dispossession: The Play of Capital by James D. Sidaway
• Narrow Trails of Permanent Subversion: Beyond the Spectacle of Solitude by Andy Merrifield

Book Reviews

• The Country in the City: The Greening of the San Francisco Bay Area by Richard A. Walker. Reviewed by: Harold A. Perkins
• Abolition Now! Ten Years of Strategy and Struggle against the Prison
  Industrial Complex by The CR10 Publications Collective. Oakland, CA. Reviewed by Sandy Marshall
• Igniting a Revolution: Voices in Defense of the Earth edited by Steven Best
  and Anthony J. Nocella, II. Reviewed by Julie Urbanik
• Power, Crisis, and Education for Liberation: Rethinking Critical Pedagogy by
  Noah De Lissovoy. Reviewed by Rich Heyman