Proximity, distance, and the crisis

Reblogged from Ireland after NAMA:

This crisis is inherently spatial. Where should the axe fall? Where will sovereignty be located? What shape should society take now, or in the future? However, these questions of ‘whereness’ or spatial form are by no means the only spatial issues we need to consider. There are also all sorts of issues to do with proximity and distance. Take a story in today’s Irish Times.

Read more… 776 more words

A powerful, erudite and timely polemic
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