…own critique: by the year 2001, participatory development was being called “a new tyranny” (Cooke and Kothari 2001). The book bearing that subtitle suggested that many things had gone wrong…

…of emails within the Podesta cache that mention performance art star Marina Abramovic, rock shows, pizza, Italian food, or handkerchiefs. The conspiracists allege that the Podesta emails contain a code…

…hackerly and Open Source approach to biological construction [is] one that trades on the equation of DNA to source code and then posits that such code must be editable and…

…Obviously I understand that they’re trying to get attention. But I think that actually—they don’t realize it—that that sometimes can backfire. GC: Right, that’s a good point. And you know,…

…has been awarding the “Design of the Year” for a decade now, celebrating examples that “promote or deliver change, enable access, extend design practice, or capture the spirit of the…

…complete programme will set you back €540: a bargain.[1] What is it about this offer that makes us question its credibility? Why do we consider some claims as more credible…

…campaign, Clinton’s administration promised to inaugurate a new era for the White House. Technology would be centrally implicated in this new phase: the Clinton Administration would be the first to…

…makes explicit new potential for military, shipping and resource expansion. Planetary geopolitical ecology has become the subject of deliberate anticipation among the eight circumpolar countries. If one asks what the…

…the least. “Being sick” for a colony doesn’t simply mean carrying the organisms that cause sicknesses. Finally, there is the likelihood that the phenomenon that we call colony collapse disorder…

…used routinely in animal experiments to measure the effects of other suspected endocrine disruptors. In short, the DES story is that of a disastrous medical and social experiment that was…

…one neighborhood, they would invariably generate new protests, new petitions, and new publics in another. These publics (like the ones that preceded them) would demand that it is the duty…

…a new total visual archive of the first pandemic photographed on a global scale. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 The visual collection that our project draws together constitutes a…

…who cares who that guy is? PH: That’s, that’s, that’s right. And one of the reasons that face recognition doesn’t go away is because it’s basically this passive biometric, and…

…peanut butter in 2009 to an outbreak of Listeria linked to chopped celery in 2010, it seems that the risk of contaminated food and the fear that goes with it…

…that they have agency and that their contributions are meaningful. Too little in the way of formal management means that contributions are not coordinated or useful to the campaign, leading…

…series of narratives that make these claims travel globally. But what kind of toilet should be promoted? The Sanitation Problem In December 2009, a group of private sector individuals, nongovernmental…

…of numerical happiness indices. But what is gained and what is lost in moving from a financial to an affective economy? Does it, as its advocates argue, signal a new…

…The price setting within most AMAPs is also illuminating. The code of conduct that is supposed to rule the different local contracts says that the price of farm shares should…

…Number of poems about Hacking in The New Yorker in 1991: Number of times the word “hacker” was used in The New Yorker before 2008: fewer than 10 Number of…

…happens when the distinction between means and ends folds into itself, so that what is means and what is end becomes an effect of interest or strategy.()” And to ask…

…mouths… the same people will argue that the creation of a natural catastrophe fund is simply a bailout, that it will supplant the private market, or that taxpayers will be…

…the air of suspicion they created that lead to her undoing: the Secretary of State could be and was hacked. That became Clinton’s problem, not what she and her colleagues…

…include “a surveillance system that can identify unusual disease occurrences near their point of origin; a laboratory system that can quickly characterize the causative agents; a reporting system that alerts…