This article looks at the contribution made by Ambalavaner Sivanandan to Black politics and organising in Britain.

Abstract Language shapes thought, and ageist language invisibly spreads ageist thinking.  Observing that embodiment theory has largely neglected to theorize … read more

‘Visualizing Surfaces, Surfacing Vision‘, a TCS Special Section edited by Rebecca Coleman and Liz Oakley-Brown The title of our special … read more

Cookies – More than Meets the Eye By Elinor Carmi, Goldsmiths, University of London

Donna Haraway. Manifestly Haraway. The Cyborg Manifesto. The Companion Species Manifesto. Companions in Conversation (with Cary Wolfe). Posthumanities 37. Minneapolis: … read more

Earwitnesses of a Coup Night: The Many Media Infrastructures of Social Action by Jussi Parikka, Winchester School of Art The … read more

ITV’s Broadchurch as a Country Noir: Allegory and post-colonial nostalgia in the English countryside     Preamble Within the popular … read more

Moving with John Urry by Mimi Sheller, Drexel University I write these reflections to mark our loss of the great … read more

A Mobile Life: John Urry, 1946-2016 Peter Adey     John Urry was an extraordinary, generous and compelling force.  As … read more

The ‘Role’ of Umberto Eco by Sunil Manghani     Following his death on 19 February 2016, at the age … read more