Jack Sargeant empfiehlt monochrom #26-34
Mr. Sargeant hat ein nettes kleines Review von monochrom #26-34 gepostet… An epic at some 500 pages long, the weight and length of this volume is like a fucking telephone book. Do you remember journals / ‘zines’ such as Vague or Semiotext(e)? This has the feel of publications like that. And amongst many other pieces, … Read more
Jack Sargeant recommends monochrom #26-34
Mr. Sargeant posted a nice review of monochrom #26-34… An epic at some 500 pages long, the weight and length of this volume is like a fucking telephone book. Do you remember journals / ‘zines’ such as Vague or Semiotext(e)? This has the feel of publications like that. And amongst many other pieces, it features … Read more
Expert Scientific Testimony in Courts: The Ideal and Illusion of value-free science
The field of law, as a consumer of scientific knowledge, should be of particular interest to those who study science and argue about the role of values in scientific work. In agencies and legislatures (and in administrative and committee hearings), science is used to produce or support policy decisions; “scientific” conclusions about risk or harm, … Read more
Chase Madar on the violation of the laws of war
In Le Monde diplomatique‘s August podcast Chase Madar, a civil rights lawyer in New York and author of “The state versus a boy soldier”, talks to George Miller about the laws of war and the different ways in which they are violated. Link
monochrom: Wie funktioniert das Internet?
Wir erklären es! Link