The Wealth of Cities and the Poverty of Nations

The Wealth of Cities and the Poverty of NationsA corrective to the view that cities are only ever "good", arguing that the same urban properties which make cities so extraordinarily proficient at producing the good innovations also provides fertile ground for the development of the bad ones, on which urban elites have syphoned off wealth from other localities and regions.

This book is a critical frame for a body of devised work that toured extensively nationally and internationally

and examines the work that ultimately results from these tensions

scientific facts

are a welcome addition to Crip theory

This volume is a collaborative work of ficto-critical ecopolitics written by two Australian scholar-poets based in the Western Australian Wheatlands (John Kinsella) and Germany’s south-western Württemberg (Russell West-Pavlov)

among many others

aiming to understand the dynamics of contemporary affective cultural politics in a highly mediatized environment

Extremely observant

memory and heritage

with Velda Harris (Central School of Speech and Drama) offering a critical evaluation of her work with nomadic tribes people in Azerbaijan

The concept "we" is central to every field in the interdisciplinary humanities and social sciences

his analysis is sharp