Behind Bars, Italy’s Securitarian Project of Debilitation Takes Shape
Giulio Gonella and Richard Lee Peragine
The prosecution of a Kurdish-Iranian feminist activist reveals a wider transformation in Italian state power. Throughout Maysoon Majdi’s journey through Italy’s carceral system, punitive legislation, overcrowded prisons, and expanding carceral policies reveal themselves as the factors reshaping the treatment of migration and political opposition in contemporary Italy.
Architects Declare a Climate Emergency But Can They Avoid Real Estate’s Greenwashing Tendencies?
Miriam McGarry
The material solutionism available to architects is unable to address some of the key drivers of climate disaster
Architecture’s Role in Erasing the Guggenheim’s Ongoing Legacy of Violent Extraction
Ray Self and Jackson Mann
When Architects Work for People not Profit: Revolution and the Architecture Workers Movement in Portugal
João Pauperio and Maria Rebelo
