As we all know, travel has become a lot easier in recent decades—at least for those of us born into relative privilege and possessing passports that allow us to travel widely. But the flip side of that is that often we don’t know the places closer to home. As Marco D’Eramo points out in his New Left Review essay Geographies… Read More
From Concentric to Maculate: Marco D’Eramo’s Geographies of Ignorance
