http://www.socialtextonline.org Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 17 Dec 2009 18:34:09 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Download article here. The Nature of Exchange: On the Ecopolitics of U.S./China Trade http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=286 Download article here. Working with Hands: Race and Ecofeminism in the New South http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=283 Environmentality, according to Arun Agrawal, involves the creation of particular technologies of government that shape the natural world, and, simultaneously, the making of specific forms of subjectivity among human populations whose lives are intertwined with nature.  How then do the ... http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=281 Download article here. A Contribution to the Critique of Political Ecology: Sustainability as the Reproduction of Exploitation http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=278 Download article here. Carbon Colonialism http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=275 by Timothy Brennan “When should I publish?” seems like a logistical question, but it is really an intellectual one: do I have anything to say?  Acquisitions editors from academic presses have been busy roving the country delivering the bad news that too much is printed, and too little read, in our ... http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=274 by Tavia Nyong'o Asking someone in the final throes of the book production process for advice on academic publishing is asking for trouble. My non-serious reply would be “Run! Flee for your life!” But, slightly more helpfully, I would recommend acclimating yourself to the peculiar features of academic publishing, beginning with ... http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=273 by Randy Martin Publish? Yes. That’s the short answer. But the longer response accrues interest the more it is pursued. At first, the portal to publishing can seem caught in a trap between ungoverned instrumentality and uncompromising intervention. Accordingly, one publishes to get a job, or tenure, or a promotion, but ... http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=272 by Tariq Jazeel Why publish? This is a strange question with which to frame a response to a graduate student request for advice on "how to publish." But given Ashley Dawson’s astute comments on the “increasingly cutthroat character of the downsized, outsourced corporate academy,” and Anna McCarthy’s warnings over the time ... http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=271 http://www.socialtextonline.org/?p=270