…Street in the South to East 23rd Street in the north. The first compartment of the BIG U to be funded was a segment extending along the East River from…

…Grove’s analysis of post-Sandy resiliency measures in New York, which examines planning for a berm to protect the city’s Lower East Side from flooding. Following the protocols of the U.S….

…a key operation in the Middle East, which provided technology assistance to on the ground activists in January 2011 and helped catalyze the string of Anonymous-led interventions in the Middle…

…east coast of the United States and the Gulf of Mexico. For most of those years, fishermen caught menhaden using nets they hauled in by hand. But starting in the…

…in East Africa and enhanced opportunities for people with disabilities. Each challenge goes through a four-month online process, at the end of which a handful of winners attend a design…

…Birmingham and Crossrail (an underground line connecting Heathrow airport to the City financial district and the East End) (fig. 1); super-fast broadband to 95% of all UK premises; new hospitals…

…hinterland and neighboring Guinea. In August, alarming news came from the eastern region of Sierra Leone: “Reports appear to indicate that the outbreak is assuming the proportion of an epidemic”;…

…determine whether a novel virus is emerging is also applied to wild birds. Hong Kong is a major location for migratory birds on the East Australasian flyway, and more than…

…by the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom. Included in this cache were nearly 1,000 emails and 3,000 other documents. The cache…

…mode of government—might shed light on the contemporary collections, indexes, databases, analytics, and surveillance, and the collectives implied or brought into being by them. At the very least, we have…

…money—bribery, described it most elegantly: The Genizah, to explore which was the object of my late travels in the east, is an old Jewish institution. The word is derived from…

…of our community. For the most part—at least its most visible part—members of the security community/industry are enjoying six-figure salaries, luxurious suites in Las Vegas, business class traveling, and media…

…from the picture, markets could reign free. At least, that’s what it looked like to critics who described deregulation (and its patron ideology, neoliberalism) as merely a negative, destructive process…