The Funambulist 8: Police
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This eighth issue of The Funambulist Magazine, dedicated to the police, can be read in continuity with Issue 04 (March-April 2016), which was focused on carceral environments. Its axiomatic editorial line is resolutely the same: just as there cannot be “better prisons,” there cannot be “better police,” at least not within the logics through which they are currently(...)
The Funambulist 8: Police
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This eighth issue of The Funambulist Magazine, dedicated to the police, can be read in continuity with Issue 04 (March-April 2016), which was focused on carceral environments. Its axiomatic editorial line is resolutely the same: just as there cannot be “better prisons,” there cannot be “better police,” at least not within the logics through which they are currently operating in a majority of the world’s societies. In this regard, the numerous murders of Native and Black bodies by the United States police, the violence of the Apartheid police in Jerusalem against Palestinians, the murderous operations of the Brazilian military police in the favelas, or the legalized abuse of power by the French and Turkish police during ongoing states of emergency; not as “police brutality” that would require reforms but, rather, as the very essence of policing itself, which calls for abolition.
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A special issue guest edited by Zoé Samudzi constructing a dialogue between genocidal histories in Zimbabwe, Brazil, Ethiopia, Korea, Namibia, the U.S., Artsakh and more... while critiquing the legal and political concept of genocide as calibrated on eurocentric criteria.
The Funambulist 37 : against genocide
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A special issue guest edited by Zoé Samudzi constructing a dialogue between genocidal histories in Zimbabwe, Brazil, Ethiopia, Korea, Namibia, the U.S., Artsakh and more... while critiquing the legal and political concept of genocide as calibrated on eurocentric criteria.
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An issue about music and liberation movements on the African Continent, Colombia, India, Palestine, the Levant, France, Chile, Algeria, Australia, the U.S., and Romania.
The Funambulist 38 : music and the revolution
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An issue about music and liberation movements on the African Continent, Colombia, India, Palestine, the Levant, France, Chile, Algeria, Australia, the U.S., and Romania.
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The Funambulist 23, May/June
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The Funambulist, May-June 2019: Insurgent Architectures. The latest issue is now available at the bookstore!
The Funambulist 23, May/June
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The Funambulist, May-June 2019: Insurgent Architectures. The latest issue is now available at the bookstore!
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The latest issue is now available at the bookstore!
The Funambulist 24, July/August 2019
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September/October 2019 : Self-defense
The Funambulist 25, September/October 2019 : self-defense
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September/October 2019 : Self-defense
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The Funambulist, issue 20. ''Settler Colonialism in Turtle Island'' is a first ever issue of The Funambulist that was guest-edited. This issue was edited by Turtle Island Indigenous scholars and activists Melanie K. Yazzie and Nick Estes (who had contributed twice to the magazine in the past). The issue proposes several facets of Indigenous struggles in Turtle Island(...)
The Funambulist 20, November/December
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The Funambulist, issue 20. ''Settler Colonialism in Turtle Island'' is a first ever issue of The Funambulist that was guest-edited. This issue was edited by Turtle Island Indigenous scholars and activists Melanie K. Yazzie and Nick Estes (who had contributed twice to the magazine in the past). The issue proposes several facets of Indigenous struggles in Turtle Island (what many people call ''North America''.) Most of them depict Native lives in spaces that are not the reservations where the colonial narrative usually situates them. Whether in large cities such as Los Angeles or Saskatoon, or settler border towns in the periphery of reservations, the urban dimension of the first half of the dossier is omnipresent. The second half is dedicated to various forms of Indigenous resistance through space-making, anti-colonial solidarities, representative transgression, or architecture researches/projects.
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The Funambulist 22, March/April
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La politique du bulldozer
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Nous sommes le 23 juillet 2014, à Gaza, dans la maison du beau-père de l’auteur palestinien Atef Abou Saef où vivent désormais 14 personnes de la famille dans seulement 2 pièces. Une explosion terrifiante se fait soudain entendre. Personne ne peut s’habituer à la peur que la prochaine frappe plus près encore. « La pooooooorte ! » crie Jaffa, la fille de 19 mois d’Abou(...)
La politique du bulldozer
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Nous sommes le 23 juillet 2014, à Gaza, dans la maison du beau-père de l’auteur palestinien Atef Abou Saef où vivent désormais 14 personnes de la famille dans seulement 2 pièces. Une explosion terrifiante se fait soudain entendre. Personne ne peut s’habituer à la peur que la prochaine frappe plus près encore. « La pooooooorte ! » crie Jaffa, la fille de 19 mois d’Abou Saef. En effet, personne n’a su lui expliquer l’horrible réalité du bruit terrorisant des explosions. Dans son essai, Léopold Lambert relate les politiques israéliennes du « Bulldozer » : en référence au surnom du général Ariel Sharon – ministre pendant 12 ans entre 1981 et 1999 et Premier ministre entre 2001 et 2006 –, ainsi qu'à la version militarisée du Caterpillar D9 en appliquant la doctrine.
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The fifth issue of The Funambulist Magazine is dedicated to a tremendously important topic that had been an underlying theme of many articles in the four first issues, but embraces here its entire primacy: the relationship between design and racism. Design tends to crystallize and reinforce the normative relationships between bodies in a given society, often to the point(...)
The Funambulist 5: Design and racism
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The fifth issue of The Funambulist Magazine is dedicated to a tremendously important topic that had been an underlying theme of many articles in the four first issues, but embraces here its entire primacy: the relationship between design and racism. Design tends to crystallize and reinforce the normative relationships between bodies in a given society, often to the point of materializing racist political programs. The issue is composed of articles, interview and projects describing the active contribution of design to structural racism in Palestine, the United States, France, South Africa, and Europe.
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