Contents: ACME, Vol. 8, issue 2, 2009

ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies

Volume 8, Issue 2, 2009

Edited by:

ACME Editorial Collective

*Geographies of the Multitude*
Guest edited by Jonathan D. Lepofsky

Geographies of the Multitude: Finding the Spatial in Empire and its Counters	149
Jonathan D. Lepofsky

Biopower and the Militarization of the Police Function	161
Dominic Corva

Dove è la Moltitudine di Hardt e Negri? Reti Reali in Spazi Aperti	176
Pierpaolo Mudu

Where is Hardt and Negri’s Multitude?: Real Networks in Open Spaces	211
Pierpaolo Mudu

The Multitude and its Doppelgänger: An Exploration of Global Smooth Space	245
Mark Bonta

Research

Representations of Labour Migration in Guatemalan and American Media	278
Harald Bauder and Genevieve Gilbert

Gypsy-Traveller Young People and the Spaces of Social Welfare: A Critical Ethnography	304
Robert M. Vanderbeck

Proving Grounds of Urbicide: Civil and Urban Perspectives on the Bombing of Capital Cities	340
Kenneth Hewitt

Forum: Constructing Rural Geographies

Constructing Rural Geographies in Publication	376
Matthew Kurtz and Verdie Craig

Exploring the uneven geographies of ‘Rural Geography’. Commentary on M. Kurtz and V. Craig, ‘Constructing Rural Geographies in Publication’	394
Michael Woods

Toward a Higher Profile for Rural Geography: A Reply to Michael Woods	414
Verdie Craig and Matthew Kurtz

Intervention

Academic Capitalism and Professional Reproduction at the Conference	416
Todd Lindley

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