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Camps
Below is the seventh entry in the “Reading Hellworld” series, reviewing some of the discussion on imperialism, hegemony, and crisis summarized in the book’s final chapter. In addition to rehashing the basic argument and gesturing toward an...
Explosions
Southern Nights #1
This is the first entry in the new Southern Nights series which documents the emerging industrial geography of the US South, with a particular focus on trends in the Southeast, and the role played by international capita...
Figures from Lesser Gods
The manuscript draft of my new book Lesser Gods: Labor in the AI Labyrinth was just sent off to the publisher for the first round of editing. I’ll have more details about the publication schedule in the next few months. It’s a short book, a...
The Immortal Science: Preface to the French Translation of "Forest and Factory"
Firelei Báez, “Untitled (Map of Greenland’s west coast, 3 degrees south of the colony and 2 degrees north of the colony; year 1724, explored by Hans Egede, missionary),” 2023, acrylic and mica on digital print transferred to vinyl, 180” x 2...
Orthodoxies
This is the sixth entry in the “Reading Hellworld” series, where I review and expand on various ideas addressed in the book. I recently had the opportunity to appear on the Party Girls podcast where I discussed some questions around my more...
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Phil A. Neel is a communist geographer. He is the author of Hinterland: America's New Landscape of Class and Conflict and Hellworld: The Human Species and the Planetary Factory.
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