Vol.3 Nº2 includes these arts:
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>   Movement and (in)security: from the politics of surveillance to the politics of compassion_ María Lois

>   The geopolitics of migratory horror_  Jacques Ramírez

>   Abolishing geopolitics and building a world without state violence_ Ray Acheson

>   A geopolitical European Union to what end?_ Axel Ruppert

>   A more multipolar but not more democratic international scenario: the geopolitical (dis)order of a world in reconfiguration_ Idoia Villanueva

>   Geopolitics and the generative limits of the ungovernable_ Rafael Heiber

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Vol.3 Nº1 includes these arts:
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>   Beyond the “Interregnum”: Is a non- hegemonic world possible?_ Ramzy Baroud / Romana Rubeo

>   The future of human rights and overcoming anthropocentrism_ Eduardo Barcesat

>   A tale of two utopias: Musk and Bezos in outer space_ Mary-Jane Rubenstein

>   (The only way to) Stop wars and save the world_ David Vine

>   War effort and kitchen-sink geopolitics_ Irene Zugasti

>   International relations and the energy crisis: what has changed since war broke out in ukraine?_ Rafael Fernández

metapolis Vol.3_ Nº1.pdf

Vol.2 Nº2 includes these arts:
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>   A new political imagination: creating realistic utopias (Part II)_ Patricio Cabello / Andrés Lomeña

>   The power of dissident solidarity in the rise of ultraliberal authoritarianism_ Jean Wyllys / Judith Butler

>   Medieval imaginary and Black Death: pandemic, medicine and religion_ Mariano Gómez Aranda

>   New poetics for the digital age_ Antonio Penedo Picos

>   Imagination and action: movements between immanence and transcendence_ Romualdo Dias

>   Cultural mediation for social change in pandemic times_ Sofía Coca

>   Commoning and changemaking_ David Bollier

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>   Historical notes in a reflection on tolerance for a new political imaginary_ Concha Roldán

>   Towards a New Social Contract for the 21st Century_ Maysoun Douas

>   Pandemics Occasion the Rethinking of Shared Technology_ Jo Guldi

>   A Modern Debt Jubilee_ Steve Keen

>   Roaming noise and other unwanted sounds. Protecting the public domain_ Joost Smiers

>   Science and democracy: institutions in search of a sociopolitical identity_ Jesús Rey Rocha / Emilio Muñoz Ruiz

metapolis Vol.2_ Nº1.pdf

Vol.1 Nº2 includes these arts:
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>   The post-pandemic city: transnational cooperation and public policy (Part II)_ Colleen Boland / Rafael Heiber

>   Urban capabilities: those we want in our cities and those we should avoid_ Saskia Sassen

>   Cities, COVID-19 and Commons in Latin America_ Leticia Merino / Simone Buratti

>   Work After Coronavirus_ Bob Black

>   The Global Transurban System: Forms It Takes and New Challenges_ Fernando Carrión Mena

>   Old challenges in a new context: the pandemic accelerating city multilateralism_ Felipe Llamas

>   A new, «glocal» social pact for recovery_ Rebeca Grynspan

metapolis Vol.1_ Nº2.pdf

Vol.1 Nº1 includes these arts:
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>   The post-pandemic city: transnational cooperation and public policy_ Rafael Heiber / Colleen Boland

>   Before and after the pandemic: a city of solidarity, creativity and participation_ Manuela Carmena

>   Let us give the future another chance_ Alfredo Aguilar

>   The post COVID-19 challenge: a simple reset or a real change?_ Herta Däubler-Gmelin

>   Socioemotional wellbeing: a revisited approach_ Alfonso Zegbe

>   The post-pandemic city beyond state and market: a thought experiment_ Laura Basu

>   COVID-19 as a meta crisis and our post-pandemic order_ Wadah Khanfar

metapolis Vol.1_ Nº1.pdf