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2026 Vol. 29, Issue 03

Paper Submission

1. From Smart Village to Digital Village: Bibliometric Mapping of Conceptual Evolution, Research Clusters, And Policy Implications (2016-2025).
Ray Septianis Kartika, Entang Adhy Muhtar, Yanuar Farida Wismayanti, Erna Herawati
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2. Meditations on a Politics of Futurity: A Black Feminist Repertoire for Worldbuilding.
Deva Woodly
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3. Democracy & Violence in Charlottesville: Deliberation, Feminist Ethics, and Embodied Confrontation Against White Supremacy.
Brittany Leach
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4. Affective Resistance Against Sovereign Erasure: Historicizing the (Maternal and) Feminist Politics of Shared Grief in Iran’s Woman, Life, Freedom Uprising.
Sara Hassani
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5. Mythic Violence, Memes, and the Recursive Rhetorics of Resistance.
Stuart J. Murray
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6. Justice in Strife: Argentina’s New Jury Trials and the Meaning of Self-Defense.
Sonali Chakravarti
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7. Carceral Time & Decarceral Time: An Account of Prison Temporality.
Hannah R. Bacon
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8. Subterranean Traces: Unearthing Death and Disposability in the Ruins of the Mine.
Mingwei Huang
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9. Primary Populism and Secondary Populism: Laclau, Symbolic Representation, and Group Psychology.
Emily Zakin
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