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[Spring 2005]
The Vaguely Apocalyptic
"Waste" Issue

 

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The Lineup:

Quiz: Are You Obsolete?; Brazil Builds the Better City, in Curitiba; Spotlight on Apple's iPod and the iWaste campaign; Good Bye: An Honest Obituary for George Wackenhut, FBI spook turned private security billionare; The Politics of Poop.

FEATURES & INTERVIEWS

  • Litterbug World: an interview with Heather Rogers by Ariane Conrad Hyde
    Waste-by-design, planned obsolescence & capitalism, oh my!
  • Addicted to Waste: Harm Reduction, Disposability & The Myth of Activist Purity
    Brian Awehali interviews environmental activist Julia Butterfly Hill

  • What's the Matter With White Folks? Racial Privilege, Electoral Politics
    and the Limits of Class Populism" by Tim Wise
  • In Good Conscience: conscientious objector Aidan Delgado speaks to Scott Fleming
    about his experiences in Iraq and the atrocities of Abu Ghraib that he witnessed.
  • The End of Single-Site Protest, by Brendan O'Sullivan
    How labor is being outflanked, and why
  • Profiting off Disposability: the Gaia Deception, by Kari Lydersen
    Reduce, Re-use, Recycle... Racketeer?

READINGS

  • "Disposable People and the New Slavery in Brazil," by Kevin Bales
  • No Waste: Photos from Cuba
  • Voltairine de Cleyre on The Much-Making of Things & The One Great Idea of Our Time

BOOKS

    • The Political Edge, edited by Chris Carlsson
    • Homeland, by Dale Maharidge & Michael Williamson
    • Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found, by Suketu Mehta
    • The Flouride Deception, by Christopher Bryson & Theo Colborn
    • Don't Think of an Elephant, by George Lakoff

MUSIC

    • Jazz in the Age of Empire by Jeff Conant
    • Brazilian queercore band Dominatrix on music and politics; by Abby Sewell
    • From Monuments to Masses
    • This Bike is a Pipe Bomb

FILM

    • Tarnation; The Fog of War; Peaceable Kingdom; The Future of Food; The Century of the Self


PLUS: What if you dropped a Good (non-lethal) Bomb instead of protesting?; suitably inappropriate editorial cartoons; obliquely hilarious side matter; and other rewarding nuggets for those who dig.

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