We are pleased to announce the launch of the GlobalCORRIDOR website which provides a repository of project work including publications from academic papers to public reports, films and events.
https://t.co/JNarfjBSHE
I am so thrilled that the GlobalCORRIDOR website is up! I have been working on this project since 2022.
The Atlas documents dozens of transnational infrastructure corridors across the world. Check out the website for our research articles, reports, podcasts & documentaries.
@vikkink Thanks for taking a look. We still have work to do but have started on the International North–South Transport Corridor (some data from Russian investments showing up).
https://t.co/MrZ4lOyywi
This has been (and remains) a massive collective effort from a range of brilliant partners, collaborators, researchers, tech/designers + others. It has been truly wonderful to work with such a inspiring group of scholars, and shows what proper academic practice looks like.
We are launching our GlobalCORRIDOR Atlas today, alongside our project website....
This beta version features dozens of corridors, hundreds of infrastructure projects, nearly a trillion dollars of investment.
https://t.co/G8D3B6vZVN
You can also read in-depth about the design, data collection and visualisation process undertaken as part of making the Atlas in the latest GlobalCORRIDOR Substack newsletter -
https://t.co/N76TmQx0ma
This is what Gaza will be like after 70% of its land is confiscated. More than two million people will be forced to live in what remains of it. Just imagine — they will be living among rubble, garbage, rats, rodents, and sewage water. If this situation continues, and political bets on regional changes that may never happen persist, I assure you that the plan for displacement and forced transfer, whether voluntary or by force, will move forward.
Manchester cafe owner says police tried to recruit him to spy on Palestine Action
Exclusive: Shams Sadiq says officers offered financial inducements and to turn a ‘blind eye’ to certain offences
https://t.co/Qpz9wiSdlz
I travelled to Qatar and hung out with and around the trilingual Palestinian pop phenomenon Saint Levant. This Guardian long read is about his story, but also the contemporaneous solidarity and policing of Arab culture since 2023.
https://t.co/ngEMrf1qLO
Burnham’s vision could be public subsidies for rentier capitalism (the mayor’s fund lent one developer £700m for skyscrapers) or it could be co-operative/mutualism and public ownership.
We simply don’t know at this stage and I think it would be useful to clarify
Is Manchester(ism) going to transform towns from Grimsby to Barnsley to Shrewsbury into one big expensive, unsustainable glass tower for rentier capitalism?
Is Manchester(ism) going to transform towns from Grimsby to Barnsley to Shrewsbury into one big expensive, unsustainable glass tower for rentier capitalism?
Or is it going to own infrastructure assets like Manchester Airport or control public services like the Bee Line buses?
Hard to know at this stage and some clarity would be welcome
An Israeli unit's "homecoming" party featured a display of their well-documented annihilation of southern Lebanon's villages, met with cheers and laughter from crowds of soldiers, their relatives, and family members.
It is a scene impossible to see anywhere but Israel.