This article develops the idea that late modern war's relationship with the geos (the ground
and the life it sustains) is doubly destructive. While part of this is recognized in a recent focus …

This symposium examines the relations between biopower, destination governance and
tourism. Biopower, a Foucauldian concept, refers to political strategies based on humanity's …

Attending to connections between serious health conditions (cancers and congenital
disorders) and weapons residues in Iraq, Afghanistan and Gaza, this article develops a …

Only 15 kilometres away from the border of Zimbabwe, Musina is an obscure town in South
Africa that the media cast into the public eye in the wake of the 2008 Zimbabwean economic …

With its focus on the popular television genre of Nordic noir, this book examines subtle and
explicit manifestations of geopolitics in crime series from Scandinavia and Finland, as well …

Abstract Aboriginal Heritage Trails are a growing phenomenon in Australia. They come in all
shapes and sizes, from mere signage to—in the case of the famous Lurujarri trail out of …

Drawing on analytic frameworks from feminist IR's interrogation of fear in geopolitics and
approaches rooted in the popular culture-world politics (PCWP) continuum, this article …

In this response to Hartman, this issue, I integrate anti-Blackness and Indigenous theories, to
ponder the ways risk is projected onto Hartman's infant niece. The “dense temporalities” of …

Filmed in Iceland and Svalbard, the British “Nordic noir” series Fortitude (Sky Atlantic, 2015–
2018) begins with the discovery of a mammoth carcass freed from its millennia …

Drawing on critical, feminist, Indigenous, and imaginative approaches to planetary crises,
this chapter critiques the anthropocentrism of contemporary geopolitical thinking. While …