Frontline street

The street of May ’68 seems invitingly open, virginal, feral compared to the complex means of control and policing today…
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Notes on the Terroritorium (1)

Terror becomes a means of an embodiment and of realisation as terror essentialised for what the Zapatista call the “mental climate imposed…
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Futureshock

Rockit by Herbie Hancock, an unlikely sound track in 1983, arrived as a completely tangential entry into the world of…
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The Republics of the Jungle

.. a process of dismantling the colonial empire without having to choose between French colonialism and national independence. Its project…
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Plattetopia

Familiar as I am with the paradoxes of life in modern industrial housing, that the more humans are packed into…
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The Hackney Cut

The changing ecologies of clean and dirty. As the river Lea bends and turns in through Hackney Marsh, it leaves…
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Rap vs. The State

Through rappers such as Bob Vylan and Kneecap, an insurgent rap tells us why the scale of killing in Gaza…
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Mandate 2.0

The word Mandate here refers to the arrangement by which the fate of the people in Palestine was handed to…
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