…consensus had fallen on the winning formula of 70/30: 70 percent contribution from the cake-mix assemblage and 30 percent from the baker. The fact that this success story has achieved…

…14, and Guccifer 2.0 came out on June 15. But it’s important to note that there was another website, also linked to Russia, that started leaking stuff before that. The…

A1: everyone trusts you, so you’re doing something right A1: someone irl did say to me once A1: ‘oh you’re talking to that biella again’ A1: ‘shes SO a fed’…

…river valley at Inambari to create a huge hydroelectric power plant. The planned hydroelectric project was expected to flood 46,000 hectares (nearly 114,000 acres) of forest and would notably also…

…scale until it becomes indistinguishable from its context, like his famous 1:1-scale map that completely covers its territory. In “The Lottery in Babylon,” the administration of a lottery grows to…

…Christopher M. Kelty, Somewhere over the Atlantic. [1] http://anthropos-lab.net/documents [2] Born, Georgina, 1996 “(Im)materiality and sociality: the dynamics of intellectual property in a computer software research culture” Social Anthropology 4(2)101-116….

…small and large US businesses” (Statement of the Independent Insurance Agents of America, US House, October 24, 2001: 169). Proponents of TRIA “speak out of the opposite sides of their…

…residual to commanding role in military strategy (DeLanda 1991: 105). After the Second World War logistics was drawing increased attention from forces beyond the bounds of the military. Business managers…

…about 359,000 come from cardiovascular diseases, about 217,000 from cancer, 4968 from traffic accidents, 461 from HIV/AIDS and zero from SARS or Avian Flu” (Keil 2010). Here, coming from one…

…turn lowered their FICO® credit bureau score, sometimes by more than 50 points. As lenders reabsorbed lines in the transition out of a credit soaked environment, the credit ratings these…

…polar bear trophies. This amendment of the 1972 Marine Mammal Protection Act allowed hunters to import nearly 1,000 trophies from Canada in the decade after 1997, when the first permits…

…debris as one of its major issues of the year (Kershaw et al., 2011).[1] But this issue has not always been a prominent object of international concern. In 1972, Carpenter…

…Harper and Row Brothers, 1960): ix. [2] Kurt Lewin, “Experiments on Autocratic and Democratic Atmospheres,” The Social Frontier, Vol. IV, July 1938: 316. [3] Kurt Lewin, Ronald Lippitt, and Ralph…

…local units than do boundary lines” and determine “the most significant constituents of the public and the residence of power” (Dewey 1927: 107). As a number of recent commentators have…

…the time: industrial machines. Weber imagined bureaucracies as the organizational analog to an efficient machine: “The fully developed bureaucratic apparatus,” he observed in Economy and Society, “compares with other organizations…

…in the world. More than 7,000 city employees distribute nearly 3.5 billion liters of water daily by managing more than 4,000 kilometers of pipe. Their work makes possible the lives…

…varying by viral strain and treatment context, the disease has unnervingly high death rates, often higher than 50% and running as high as 90% (CDC 2014). Moreover, while Ebola may…

Alain Pottage, LSE Prototyping is a charismatic figure: no sooner does one have it in mind than one begins to see it at work everywhere. This is testimony to 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…

[ Ed. note: This is the second of a three part collaboration on “Excrementa Estates.” Read parts I and III. ] In architecture schools, models are the most direct way…

…Nearly 30,000 policemen were mobilized to secure waste transports against as many as 10,000 anti-nuclear activists positioned along their path. Anti-Castor protestors occupy railway tracks near Gorleben, 2010. Theories of…