Critical Times 7:2

This issue of Critical Times features a special section on relations beyond colonial borders. Assembling interventions from scholars, activists, poets, and artists, it asks how we can think movement and inhabitation without reproducing the political and legal frameworks that the modern border regime solidifies. Contributions to the issue also include a critical reading of Peter Sloterdijk’s philosophical spherology, a critical phenomenology of collective memory, a set of theoretical reflections on recent claims that we are witnessing  neoliberalism’s “end,” and a novel reading of Palestinian resistance as a “formless” anticoncept.