SEPTEMBER 2024

Culture Machine on Peer Review

Guidelines for Open Peer Review in Vol 23 Publishing After Progress

Excerpts from Open Peer Review

Matías F. Milia reviews Janneke Adema’s ‘Experimental Publishing as Collective Struggle. Providing Imaginaries for Posthumanist Knowledge Production’

Lucía Céspedes & Domenico Fiormonte review ‘Publicación digital y preservación de los comunes: una apuesta tecnológica latinoamericana‘ with a response from co-authors Sheila Godínez-Larios & Eduardo Aguado-López

Alberto López Cuenca & Priya Rajasekar review ‘Committing to decolonial feminist practices of reuse‘ by Femke Snelting & Eva Weinmayr

Lozana Rossenova reviews Anja Groten’s ‘Designing Sideways: Inefficient Publishing as Mode of Refusal’

Samuel Moore reviews Sarah Kember’s ‘Householding. A Feminist Ecological Economics of Publishing‘

Jennifer Wolgemuth & Zenia Yébenes Escardó review Roger Magazine’s and Gabriela Méndez Cota’s ‘Reverse Scholarship as Solidarity After Progress’

Julien McHardy & Toby Steiner review Jefferson Pooley’s ‘Before Progress. On the Power of Utopian Thinking for Open Access Publishing’

DECEMBER 2023

THE INFRAPOLITICS DEBATE: Is infrapolitics antiphilosophical? A commentary by Ángel Octavio Álvarez Solís on Alberto Moreiras’s ‘Época sin época y segundo comienzo‘, with a response from the author

THE INFRAPOLITICS DEBATE: Is infrapolitics geological? Nigel Clark’s ‘Molten Praxis: Infrapolitics and the Inner-Outer Earth Juncture’ is openly reviewed by José Luis Villacañas & Alberto Moreiras

THE INFRAPOLITICS DEBATE: Is infrapolitics erotological? A reading and a reflection on Gareth Williams’s ‘Anthropocene, Infrapolitics, and Epochal Anxiety: Upon Reading Samanta Schweblin’s Kentukis and Distancia de Rescate‘ by Jessica Bekerman & Pedro Aguilera Mellado

THE INFRAPOLITICS DEBATE: Is infrapolitics about ‘Nothing’? Rafael Fernández’s ‘Responsibility Toward the Planetary Nothing: For Infrapolitical Preparation‘ is Openly Reviewed by Benjamín Mayer Foulkes and Sergio Villalobos Ruminott

THE INFRAPOLITICS DEBATE: The extinction of academic writing? Maddalena Cerrato’s & Peter Baker’s ‘Between Futurology and Extinction: A Trans-Autographic Experiment in Two Turns‘ is openly reviewed by Janneke Adema & Gabriela Méndez Cota, with a response to each of them from the authors

FEBRUARY 2013

Publishing Futures for the Arts and Humanities
   International Association for Visual Culture

NOVEMBER 2010

THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: Public Values, Higher Education and the Scourge of Neoliberalism: Politics at the Limits of the Social
    Henry A. Giroux

THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: Our Miners’ Moment: The Battle to Save Higher Education for Working-Class Students
   Alex Lockwood

THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: Of Science and Souls
    Keyan Tomaselli

THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: Cut the Shock Doctrine: Radicalize Common Sense
    Paul Bowman

THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: Amidst the Culture of Efficiency
     Sunil Manghani

THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: On the ‘Death’ of the University
    Jason Rovito

THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: ‘Education, Education, Education’
     Ewa Sidorenko

THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: Diversity and Choice
    Leon Wainwright

THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: The Death of the University, English Style
   Nick Couldry,  Angela McRobbie

Youth in Dark Times: Broken Promises and Dashed Hopes
    Henry A. Giroux

APRIL 2007

The Somnambulist and the Hermaphrodite: Deleuze and Johann Malfatti de Montereggio and Occultism
    Christian Kerslake

MARCH 2006

Creative Evolution? The Quest for Life (On Mars)
    Sarah Kember

MAY 2003

Anarchic Vision: Ocular Constructions of Race and the Challenge of Ethics
    Dorota Glowacka

SEPTEMBER 2005

Can Desire Go On Without A Body? Pornographic Exchange
 and the Death of the Sun
    Dougal Phillips

JULY 2002

Interview with Donald E. Ingber
    Donald E. Ingber,Diane Morgan

JUNE 2002

From Retrovirus to Hyper-text: The Technogeneses of the Wake
    Louis Armand

APRIL 2002

The Politics of Emergency versus Public Time: Terrorism and
 the Culture of Fear
    Henry A. Giroux

NOVEMBER 2001

Responding: A Discussion with Samuel Weber Samuel Weber,
    Simon Morgan Wortham, Gary Hall

Order and Disorder: Time, Techology and the Self
    Gavin Kendall, Mike Michael