Introducing Technoskepticism
Social media, techno-mess, and imagining collective access
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On Lebanon and Loss
Tylor Brand, author of Famine Worlds, reflects on the past and present of Israel and Lebanon
On Lebanon and Loss
Tylor Brand, author of Famine Worlds, reflects on the past and present of Israel and Lebanon
The Automatons Are Finally Here. Will They March in Step?
Financial markets offer a preview of the risks of agentic AI
Reading Iran
Recommended books about Iran In consideration of current events, we have put together a list of books on Iran that we hope provides context and provokes careful thought. Iran Reframed: Anxieties of Power in the Islamic Republic Narges Bajoghli Iran Reframed offers unprecedented access to those …
What Happens to Guatemalan Children After Deportation
Detention, deportation, and the cost of return for Guatemalan children Lauren Heidbrink Art by Gabriela Afable. Used with permission. Camila was fourteen when she was deported from Houston to Guatemala. It was her first time on an airplane. When the chartered plane landed at Guatemala …
Conservation As Patriotism
Policy, environmentalism, and how the relationship between the two has shaped American perception Nancy J. Manring When you hear the word “environmentalist,” what pops into your head? If you’re like most people, words like “tree-hugger,” “eco-freak,” or worse, “eco-nazis” may come to mind. In 1989, …
