This story was my first response to the Trumpian Time of Troubles (I'm tempted to refer to it as the Time of Trumples; let me workshop that name a little...)

I couldn't be happier to be seeing my fiction in Boston Review!

#shortstory #bostonreview #trump

https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/nomenclator-of-the-revolution/

"I suppose it's just as timely a story today, while the National Grifter is threatening the Republic yet again, even as he tries to outrun three criminal indictments."

https://thesubwaytest.com/2023/08/03/nomenclator-drops-on-august-18/

#secretscifinetwork #scifi #bostonreview #trumpindictment #shortfiction

"I suppose it's just as timely a story today, while the National Grifter is threatening the Republic yet again, even as he tries to outrun three criminal indictments."

https://thesubwaytest.com/2023/08/03/nomenclator-drops-on-august-18/

#scifi #bostonreview #trumpindictment #shortfiction

#BostonReview Ages of American #Capitalism: A History of the United States
Jonathan Levy
"Dispelling myths of entrepreneurial exceptionalism, a sweeping new history of U.S. capitalism finds that economic gains have always been driven by the state."
#Economy #History #Politics #PublicPurpose #RethinkingPoliticalEconomy

https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/portrait-of-the-united-states-as-a-developing-country/?utm_source=Boston+Review+Email+Subscribers&utm_campaign=5fb4787842-reading_list_2_18_23&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2cb428c5ad-5fb4787842-40991225&mc_cid=5fb4787842&mc_eid=03b51eac01

From Boston Review

Without Warrant

Yawning gaps in the law empower police to collect and store massive amounts of data, all on the grounds that it might one day turn out useful.
by Emily Berman
https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/without-warrant/

Virtual Searches: Regulating the Covert World of Technological Policing
Christopher Slobogin
New York University Press

Predict and Surveil: Data, Discretion, and the Future of Policing
Sarah Brayne
Oxford University Press
#policing #surveilance #privacy #BostonReview

A recent #article on #mining #RareEarth in the name of #climate published in the #BostonReview, discussing my recent fieldwork in #Sweden, and the tensions between #extractivism on one hand and #Indigenous and #rural #livelihoods on the other.

https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/our-sustainable-future-starts-in-the-mine/

"A major blind spot created by the urgency to mine for climate is the fact that, in addition to the share of the #RareEarth market soaked up by the petroleum industry, military applications are another major consumer. The U.S. military alone emits more greenhouse gases than many industrialized nations. It has also been a major catalyst in #reshoring and #nearshoring rare earth production in the United States."

#RareEarthElements #Mining #RareEarthMining

#BostonReview

https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/our-sustainable-future-starts-in-the-mine/

The Frankfurt School turns 100!

‘Of the Frankfurt School’s midcentury writing, Leo #Lowenthal and Norbert #Guterman’s Prophets of #Deceit offers the most striking insights into #Trump and Trumpism.’ says Charles H. Clavey in #bostonreview

https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/charles-h-clavey-what-frankfurt-school-would-say-about-trump/

#Coronapolitics from the #Reichstag to the Capitol

Political theorist William Callison &historian Quinn Slobodian offered an extensive analysis of the #Querdenkers, examining their socioeconomic roots & psychological motivations, as well as their affinities with similar movements in the U.S.

Defying conventional political labels and capitalizing on widespread distrust, a range of new movements share the conviction that all power is conspiracy.

#BostonREview

https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/quinn-slobodian-toxic-politics-coronakspeticism/?utm_source=Boston+Review+Email+Subscribers&utm_campaign=6c79ecb6ce-archive_12_16_22&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2cb428c5ad-6c79ecb6ce-40988573&mc_cid=6c79ecb6ce&mc_eid=6e7afc665c

#Coronapolitics from the #Reichstag to the Capitol

Political theorist William Callison &historian Quinn Slobodian offered an extensive analysis of the #Querdenkers, examining their socioeconomic roots & psychological motivations, as well as their affinities with similar movements in the U.S.

Defying conventional political labels and capitalizing on widespread distrust, a range of new movements share the conviction that all power is conspiracy.

#BostonREview

https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/quinn-slobodian-toxic-politics-coronakspeticism/?utm_source=Boston+Review+Email+Subscribers&utm_campaign=6c79ecb6ce-archive_12_16_22&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2cb428c5ad-6c79ecb6ce-40988573&mc_cid=6c79ecb6ce&mc_eid=6e7afc665c

https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/fascism-never-disappears-because-people-come-to-their-senses/?utm_source=Boston+Review+Email+Subscribers&utm_campaign=5c3a32f8a6-newsletter_11_30_22&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2cb428c5ad-5c3a32f8a6-40988573&mc_cid=5c3a32f8a6&mc_eid=6e7afc665c
#BostonReview
#Fascism #Republicanparty

Books which arrived in the past week.
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#kameronhurley #bostonreview #jamesgreer #apexbookcompany #andotherstories #amreading