…help another UC, the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), through sharing their DNA and medical records (http://meforyou.org). UCSF launched the MeForYou.org social media campaign to “put a new thought…

…impossible to stop at just one. After all, governments already understood how special cases could be policy instruments. Special cases were how pirate sites and child porn were excluded from…

…exclusionary, as in the conventional account of economic zones—rests upon a particular reading of developmental states. In Myanmar, it is not obvious that the developmental state can provide that point…

…operation of vital infrastructures such as California’s public water circulation system: How, in an age of concern about the environmental consequences of modernization processes, do ecological needs recast infrastructural norms?…

…rental payment from renewable energy companies and thus directly benefit from wind park development. However, wind parks have also been planned for communally held land, designated by the federal government…

…it also raises questions about how to sift and sort these images: What kinds of lateral connections can be made? Which relations require detailed historical textual exposition and contextualization? How…

…of “segregation camps” was set up for incurable cases and experimental work. In 1939, the Sleeping Sickness Service, nicknamed “La Trypano,” already had its dead heroes, its founding myths, and…

…“virus hunting” non-profit Metabiota captured the maxim of this worldview:“If we can detect it, we can stop it” (Knox 2012). The ongoing, devastating Ebola epidemic in West Africa has revealed,…

…include the NSA, authoritarian governments worldwide, and multinational corporations: all organisations that would like to discover the identity of users and their personal information (see for example, the case of…

…on protestors, Maalox, which can help neutralize and relieve pepper spray symptoms. Weather patterns across regional areas also affected various needs across the country. Data collection and illustration by J.R….

…ought to be. Humanitarian design has its historical roots in longstanding alternative design traditions such as universal, ecological, or feminist design. E. F. Schumacher’s Small is Beautiful (1973) and Victor…

…carrying out its assignment. Its tangible product is a developing augmentation system to provide increased capability for developing and studying augmentation systems” (Engelbart and English 2003:234). Just as Moore’s so-called…