Titlebook: Spatial Futures; Difference and the P LaToya E. Eaves,Heidi J. Nast,Alex G. Papadopoulos Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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The Necromancy of Derivative Violence: Finance Capitalism, Planetary Pandemics, and Speculative Wageism profits from the premature death of workers. Entraining . into the mathematics of profit-seeking creates a new and macabre calculus of value. The specter that haunts finance capitalism is not the vampire but the .—a figure of sorcery that summons profits by calculating on the . of the death of l

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Rewriting the World: Climate Fiction, Black Future-Space Making, and the Speculative Project of Justnd enact change that addresses these crises simultaneously and works toward creating just futures. This chapter explores how Black queer works of speculative fiction, specifically in the climate fiction genre, present imaginative possibilities for confronting climate change by exhibiting three key e

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Critical Engagement into GIS Methods While Wrestling with Slavery’s Archivee and places in history, in this case, enslaved freedom seekers. It begins with a brief survey of disciplinary shifts in the geography that stemmed from its precarity within the university, which ushered in a focus on quantitative geography. It then foregrounds the ideas of critical geographers and

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The Tourismocene: Barcelona, Overtourism, and the Spatial Futures of the f All Things. It posits the socio-spatial implications of overtourism that hinge on the local as an unsustainable planetary process that threatens life itself. The chapter frames tourism’s post-Anthropocene future and accounts for what can only be described as “the monstrous” as a threat to the ., a

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Environmental Futures and Urbanity Entangled in Nuclear Legacies in the Baltic Sea Coastal Towns of s (in this case, nuclear waste) constitutes perhaps the most abundant and enduring trace of “the human” for epochs to come, one that is bequeathing a particularly perilous futurity to humanity. The chapter examines Soviet nuclear legacies in the towns of Paldiski, which hosted a secret base for nucl

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Transmotion in the ,: Automobility, Epistemicide, and the Post-Anthropoceneizes the modern, atomistic, and allegedly autonomous subject while sidestepping the enormous environmental damage caused by automobility. The automobile emerged as the dominant mode of transportation in Sweden just as romantic notions of the . (“people’s home”) were being imagined as a collective so

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Troubling the Anthropos in the Post-anthropocene: Liu Cixin’s inning science fiction trilogy Remembrance of Earth’s Past (2006–2010) by Chinese author Liu Cixin, popularly known as “The Three Body Problem.” The novel works on a genuinely post-human scale, opening during the Cultural Revolution (1966–76) but closing millions of years in the future in realms far