This special issue asks what happens to international research and collaboration when the
research community becomes temporarily immobilized. The COVID-19 global pandemic …

Over the past 10.000 years–an eyeblink in geological timescales-the exponential population
growth of the Sapiens, from 1 million to nearly 10 billion, has taken over the planet …

A Philosophical Journey into the Anthropocene: Discovering Terra Incognita presents the
Anthropocene not only as a geological epoch, but rather as the potential métarécit of our …

Discussions within queer time studies often hinge upon a simplistic binary division between
Lee Edelman's anti-futurism and José Esteban Muñoz's queer utopianism. This article aims …

Decolonial studies, initiated by Southern scholars, scrutinize the coloniality of power,
knowledge, and being as a constitutive condition of Western modernity, and explicate …

Against the grain of many contemporary theoretical positions that indulge in delusions of
safety and certainty, Being and Not Being argues that contingency is definitive of the …

El artículo presenta los elementos epistemológicos de nuestra relación con la técnica y, a
través de ella, con la Creación, descrita con el término paradigma tecnocrático y presentado …

The following interview was carried out over email in 2022. Each of the editors took a
particular focus, with Cheng focussing on how we can read Perform or Else now in 2022 …

This paper deals with the ecological interpretation of “care” within the Anthropocene
framework, which I have called Techno-care My basic assumption is that the Anthropocene …

This investigation focuses on the ontological design of the megastructure–Bratton's (2016)
concept of The Stack–and how it's role in determining computational colonialism, a …