[eccr] Fwd: Situation Analysis

>Dear All,
>
>        You might be interested to know that the second issue of Situation 
> Analysis: A Forum for Critical Thought & International Affairs is now 
> out, and is available in full on-line at 
> <http://www.situationanalysis.com>www.situationanalysis.com. With 
> contributions from, among others, Kevin de Luca, Mary Midgley and Irene 
> Gendzier, this issue (entitled The Battle for Resources) examines the 
> global struggle over material as well as symbolic resources. In the wake 
> of the recent military action in Iraq, it carries a special focus on the 
> worlds dwindling reserves of oil, alongside articles examining 
> environmental activism, international property law, and the rhetoric of 
> the war on terror.
>
>         If you would like to receive hard copies of future issues of 
> Situation Analysis, simply fill out the subscription form on the website 
> and we will post them to you free of charge (at present). You might also 
> want to look at the calls for papers page, where you will see that future 
> issues are to tackle information and power, contemporary forms of 
> activism, and the role of the intellectual today. We would of course 
> welcome all submissions and feedback.
>
>Yours Sincerely,
>
>Colin Wright
>(Editor)
>Situation Analysis
>The School of Critical Theory & Cultural Studies
>The University of Nottingham
>University Park
>Nottingham
>NG7 2RD.
>England.

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