The flyover inauguration ceremony felt partly endearing and partly like a strange spectacle of sorts for a culturally starved dystopia.
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Heritage: Commodity, Public Good, or Commons? Radical insights from the 19th Century Heritage Movement
Behind preservation laws lies a broader cultural fact: the collective belief that some works of historical and artistic value are inalienable and that their true value is over and above any exchange value they may acquire on markets.
Standing Up for the Environment: Are We Doing It Right?
‘Environmentalism’ is about our wellbeing and living well together. Hence, rather than some abstract moral obligation that only ‘the better’ of us are able to uphold, environmentalism is about recognizing our common interests and acting upon them.
Heartbreak Spectacle: What “Love Island” Can Teach Us About the Politics of Tenderness
Tenderness is a protest campaign against institutionalised amnesia.
