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Detroit via Landsat. NASA
Get stuck in Issue no. 10: “Chokepoints”!
Limn 10 brings together anthropologists, geographers, photographers, media scholars, sociologists, ecologists, and historians to explore chokepoints. We ask: When and why do these sites of constriction and connection emerge? How and for whom do they work? And what do chokepoints reveal about the the past, present, and future?
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Issue 8 Hacks, Leaks, and Breaches »
When GhostSec Goes Hunting
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The ‘Becoming’ Insurable of Terrorism Risk in the US: Imagining Systemic Risk
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Medical Vulnerability, or Where There Is No Kit
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Issue 4 Food Infrastructures »
Preface: Food Infrastructures
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Issue 9 Little Development Devices / Humanitarian Goods »
Preface: Little Development Devices / Humanitarian Goods
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The Morris Worm
The Morris worm was released in November of 1988. It was launched surreptitiously from an MIT computer by graduate student Robert Tappan Morris at Cornell University, and spread to internet-connected computers running the BSD variant of UNIX. The worm was designed to be undetectable, but a design flaw led it to create far more copies… Read more »
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Issue 7 Public Infrastructures/Infrastructural Publics »
Spongy Aquifers, Messy Publics