publications

CLIMATE TRIBUNAL The Fossil Fuels Industry on Trial by Paolo Cirio

By Tommaso Campagna, July 1, 2024

CLIMATE TRIBUNAL The Fossil Fuels Industry on Trial By Paolo Cirio The Climate Tribunal wants to shift perception regarding climate change by exposing historical, scientific, political-economic, and criminal evidence of how the fossil fuel industry is accountable for having caused climate change. This publication features texts and research from the activist and artistic work on [...]

OUT NOW TOD#51 The Planalto Riots edited by Lou Caffagni, Isabel Löfgren, Gizele Martins and Paola Sartoretto

By Giulia Timis, January 17, 2024

Theory on Demand #51 The Planalto Riots. Making and Unmaking a Failed Coup in Brazil Edited By Lou Caffagni, Isabel Löfgren, Gizele Martins and Paola Sartoretto Historical events often carry an air of uncertainty, like a fog that veils their boundaries. Questions arise about when the historical process leading to a coup d’état, or in [...]

OUT NOW TOD#50 Resisting Data Colonialism by Tierra Común Network

By Agnieszka Antkowiak, December 19, 2023

Theory on Demand #50 RESISTING DATA COLONIALISM – A PRACTICAL INTERVENTION Members and allies of the Tierra Común Network Some people think that colonialism is long over, while others are sure it has never stopped. This book explores a third possibility: not only is colonialism still continuing, but right now it is morphing into possibly [...]

INC Longform Reader – Introduction: Celebrating Five Years of Online Tech Critique

By Miriam Rasch, August 27, 2020

It is with joy that we present Let’s Get Physical: A Sample of INC Longforms, 2015-2020 (INC Reader #13), which gathers thirteen essays that have been published in our INC Longform series over the past years. The book is available for free as pdf and on paper, epub to follow soon. Below you can read [...]

Out now: TOD#35 The Arab Archive: Mediated Memories and Digital Flows

By Barbara Dubbeldam, April 3, 2020

INC is proud to announce the publication of The Arab Archive, edited by Donatella Della Ratta, Kay Dickinson, and Sune Haugbolle. As the revolutions across the Arab world that came to a head in 2011 devolved into civil war and military coup, representation and history acquired a renewed and contested urgency. The capacities of the [...]

Out now: Theory On Demand #31-Media Do Not Exist

By Valeria Pugliese, November 4, 2019

Out now: Theory On Demand #31- Media Do Not Exist INC is happy to announce the publication of Media Do Not Exist: Performativity and Mediating Conjunctures by Jean-Marc Larrue and Marcello Vitali-Rosati. You can download and read the book here: https://networkcultures.org/blog/publication/tod31-media-do-not-exist/

Zojuist verschenen: Bilwet fascismemap (1983-1994)

By Sepp Eckenhaussen, March 27, 2019

Tussen 1983 en 1994 schreef de Stichting ter Bevordering van de Illegale Wetenschap (BILWET) een twintigtal teksten over hedendaags fascisme en verzamelde deze in een ‘fascismemap’. De map bevat onder andere een lezing over wolven, zes kleurplaten met Kuifje en Hitler, een analyse van getuigenissen van SS’ers, mijmeringen in Berlijn en een ambulant-wetenschappelijk artikel over filosofenmode. [...]

Out now: TOD #29: Good Data

By Barbara Dubbeldam, January 23, 2019

INC is happy to announce the publication of Good Data edited by Angela Daly, S. Kate Devitt and Monique Mann. You can download and read the book here: https://networkcultures.org/blog/publication/tod-29-good-data/. Thursday January 25th at 17:00 the book will be launched @ Spui25, see you there!

Call for Contributions: The Critical Makers Reader

By Inte Gloerich, October 31, 2018

THE CRITICAL MAKERS READER: COLLABORATIVE LEARNING WITH TECHNOLOGY 
Published by the Institute of Network Cultures Edited by Loes Bogers and Letizia Chiappini THE CRITICAL MAKERS READER Makerspaces and fablabs are popping up in community centers, schools, universities and libraries, offering access to industry-standard production methods. In parallel to this interest in digital fabrication and maker [...]

Out now: Disruption des Journalismus

By Leonieke van Dipten, July 9, 2018

Today, public interest in journalism seems greater than ever. Buzzwords such as ‘fake news’ or ‘click bait’ indicate that we are dealing with a polarising political issue. Anyone who dares to investigate journalism in this intensified situation also wants to better understand the world in which we are living. After all, journalists play a decisive [...]