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Martín Arboleda — Planetary Mine: Territories of Extraction Under Late Capitalism (Verso, forthcoming January 2020)

Apr 10, 2019

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in Planetary urbanization, Political economy, Teoría urbana, Urban Theory Lab, Urbanización

So, I am breaking the silence on this blog again to share the good news that Martín Arboleda’s Planetary Mine: Territories of Extraction Under Late Capitalism will finally be out with Verso early next year — probably one of the books I am more excited to read soon, blending a political economy of extractive capitalism…
A prelude to urban renewal | Martin Wagner against the commons

Dec 7, 2015

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in Commons, Comunes, Enclosure, Martin Wagner, My research, Sin categoría, Social History of Planning

I have been away from the blog for a little while—this time, in addition to the usual excuses of work overload, due to the paperwork and related administrative hustle and bustle for an upcoming visit to Harvard Graduate School of Design. I have been awarded a Fulbright grant to be back in Cambridge next Spring…