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Migrant Journal is a six-issue publication exploring the circulation of people, goods, information, fauna and flora around the world and the transformative impact they have on space.
In this Issue
The contradiction between restrictions imposed on the movement of people and the acceleration in the circulation of goods, services, money—in one word capital—boosted by free-trade spaces and mechanisms is reaching new levels of paradox and absurdity. The spaces and frictions this contradiction creates will be the topic of Migrant Journal’s second issue: Wired Capital. From ‘iceberg houses’ in London designed for the ‘uber-wealthy,’ to the infrastructure of high-frequency trading, from Romanian agricultural workers travelling to Spain and Portugal every summer to pick strawberries while Portuguese workers harvest grapes in France, to globally-spread offshore accounts.
Table of Contents
Dámaso Randulfe Amphibious Creatures
Michiko Ito, Move to Work
Sophie Dyer & Eline Benjaminsen, Spectral Topographies
Shintaro Miyazaki, Algorithmic Horizon
Alexandra Voivozeanu, Strong Capital, Fragile Workers
Paolo Woods & Gabriele Galimberti, The Heavens
Paulo Moreira & Pétur Waldorff, Luanda's Pleasure Resorts
Amie Siegel, Quarry
Maya Ober & Magdala Goldin, Polarized Migration
Justinien Tribillon, The Panic of 1873
Saskia Sassen, Extraction Expulsion
Michaela Büsse & Jariyaporn Prachasartta, The Remoras
Published by Migrant Journal
144 pages
175 x 245 mm.
Softcover
ISSN 2398984X
