This paper discusses geographies of revolution and their potentialities for providing new notions space to critical, subaltern decolonial geopolitics. It does so by addressing a virtually unknown case, that is works Cuban revolutionary geographer Antonio Nuñez–Jiménez (1923–1998), especially his 1959 Geografía de Cuba. book was published during the period, after fall dictator Fulgencio Batista ...

Colombia's peace process prioritised conflict-torn geographies ostensibly suffering from historical state absence. We examine the origins and afterlives of this 'territorial' using discourse analysis, archival research field interviews. The state-initiated agenda exceeded objective structuring negotiations with FARC guerrillas, pointing to transformative potential social dialogue. negotiating p...

La violencia no se gesta en un país abrir y cerrar de ojos; es proceso que corroe a sus habitantes los enfrenta luchas fratricidas. El caso Ruanda una excepción. Se trata africano había sido colonia belga. Sus colonizadores segregaron las dos etnias mayoritarias: hutus (85% la población) tutsis (que representaban el 15 % restante), otorgándole privilegios estos últimos. En 1956 cientos ellos fu...

J e f f Bolt diligently prepares wine-basted hot dogs at St. E d’s concession stand before Saturday's football game. [Photo by Dave Rumbach]______________________________ KNOCK, Ireland (AP) Pope John Paul II took his peace pilgrimage yesterday to Ire­ land’s most sacred shrine, in the bogs of Coun y Mayo,and in a forceful denunciation of ter­ rorism declared, “ Murder is murder, no matter what...

The following essay captures the relevance of these three works to the prolonged irregular war against the Taliban and al Qaeda. Based on the arguments so aptly put forth in these studies, this essay posits that irregular warfare in the twenty-first century requires intuitive and creative leaders who can masterfully weave information operations, combined general-purpose operations, and special ...

treated to a spectacle that was surreal even by the standards of this Andean nation. Speaking on his weekly television program Aló Presidente, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez announced the mobilization of ten army battalions to the Colombian border, and threatened to send the Venezuelan air force to directly attack Colombian President Álvaro Uribe. What made this announcement particularly biza...