Contents: ACME, Vol. 4, issue 2

ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies

Volume 4, Issue 2

Editors

Harald Bauder, Lawrence Berg, David Butz, Caroline Desbiens, Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro, Sara González, Rachel Pain and Pamela Moss

Contents:

Research:

Vision and Viscosity in Goa's Psychedelic Trance Scene

172

Arun Saldanha

Risk, Scale and Exclusion in Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management

194

Anna Stanley

Commentary:

The Segmentation of Academic Labour: A Canadian Example

228

Harald Bauder

Book Review Symposium: Antje Schlottmann's RaumSprache:

Politics in suspenso : Reading Antje Schlottmann's RaumSprache from the 'North American' Container

240

Matthew G. Hannah

On Not Taking Language for Granted

249

Ulf Strohmayer

Sprache ohne Macht? Anmerkungen zu Antje Schlottmanns RaumSprache

254

Kathrin Hörschelmann

Begrenzte Sprache / Sprachgrenzen: Eine Replik auf die Besprechungen

262

Antje Schlottmann

Limited Language / Linguistic Limitations: A Reply to the Reviews

270

Antje Schlottmann

Critical Interventions:

The Struggles of Precarious Researchers and Demands for Social Change in (Post-) Berlusconian Italy

277

Ugo Rossi

Le lotte dei ricercatori precari e le domande di cambiamento sociale nell'Italia (post-)berlusconiana

287

Ugo Rossi

Obituary:

Anders Löfgren, 1960 - 2006

297

Nina Gunnerud Berg and Anne Sofie Laegren

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