Mediating Commons

Diffusion of innovation theorizes on how human beings adopt new communication technology, but it fails to take into account the institutional factors involved in the process. In this study involving

Parallel poleis

The role of the internet in large-scale demonstrations, as witnessed in the Arab Spring, has been debated and reflects continued interest in the intermingling of social movements and digital technology.

The afterlife of the Greek gods in the modern world

The article discusses the divine epiphanies of Pan and Dionysus in Sikelianos’s early poetry, situating them in the context of the revival of the ancient Greek gods and their epiphanies

Modern Greek Literature’s Intersections with Greek History and the Past

The first part of this paper is a concise outline of some of the ways in which modern Greek literature has entered into a dialogue with Greek history and the

Polar bear management in a digital Arctic: Inuit perspectives across the web

Canadian Inuit, digital Qanuqtuurunnarniq, and emerging geographic imaginations

The new knowledge politics of digital colonialism.

Speaking of Sterilization

In 1974, rumors spread that the Mexican government and foreign doctors were colluding to sterilize schoolchildren. The allegations sparked panic across the Valley of Mexico and prompted popular protests and

Solar ‘power’

The Public Sphere in Mexico since the Mid-20th Century

At midcentury, the expansion of a middle class, rapid urbanization, and rising literacy rates transformed Mexico’s public sphere. Available reading material and access to television expanded significantly, fostering the creation