ACME will be on holiday from December 18th, 2019 to February 1st, 2020.

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Our last issue of 2019 features an intervention on the geography of peace, and eight research articles on topics ranging from anti-immigration policy and necropolitics to doctoral fieldwork experiences with and without Indigenous communities.

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We are not accepting special issue or themed section proposals at this time.

We are working through the special issue and themed section proposals currently underway and will announce when are able to accept new proposals.

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ACME Editorial Collective

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This special issue, guest edited by Caitlin Cahill, and Rachel Pain, revolves around the theme of ‘Slow Violence’.

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This issue includes interventions on ’climate mathematics’, ‘care-full’ academic spaces, a photo essay, and new research articles on mutual aid, wind energy, the Knitting Nannas Against Gas, and more.

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This issue includes an intervention on ‘slow conferencing,’ and new research articles on environmental justice, research on sexual violence, art and rural gentrification, and more.

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This issue includes a themed section on “Acting Peripheries,” and new creative and research articles on contested public space, green grabbing, public art and more.

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This issue includes a themed section on “Border Imperialism,” and new research articles on feminist countertopographies, vers une recherche-création, decolonizing postcolonial thinking, and undoing fieldwork.

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This issue includes themed section on “Food Justice Scholar-Activism and Activist-Scholarship,” and new research articles on biometrics, university responses to the travel ban, and more.

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Check out the third issue of 2018, hot off the press!

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This issue includes an intervention on academic freedom, a themed section on “(urban) commons to commoning: political practices and horizons in the Mediterranean context”, and new research articles.

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This issue includes coverart work by Moozhan Ahmadzadegan, an intervention by geographers on Trump, and new research articles.

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Vol 16, No 3 (2017)

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It includes a themed section on critical geographical queer semiotics, as well as original research articles.

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