Issue 27 | May 2019

A Special Feature: Confronting Waste
Research
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“Waste in Literature and Culture: Aesthetics, Form, and Ethics” by Susan Morrison
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“Colonial Ideologies of Waste: Implications for Land and Life” by James Wilkes and Myra Hird
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“Radioactive Waste Challenge for European Integration and Enlargement: Soviet Nuclear Legacy in Central and Eastern Europe After 1989” by Tatiana Kasperski
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“The Multiple Ontologies of Surplus Food” by Megan Blake
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“Europe Has E-Waste Problems: Exporting to Africa Isn’t one of Them” by Josh Lepawsky
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“From Throwaway Society to Circular Economy: Solution or Comforting Illusion?” by Willi Haas
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“Brokers in the Fight Against Waste” by Isabelle Hajek
Interviews
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“Textile Recycling in Victorian Literature: An Interview with Deborah Wynne” by Hélène B. Ducros
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“Approaching Waste through Environmental History: An Interview with Thomas Le Roux” by Hélène B. Ducros
Visual Art
Fiction
Reviews
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The Human Planet: How We Created the Anthropocene, reviewed by Jill Schneiderman
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A Certain Idea of France: The Life of Charles de Gaulle & La guerre civile en France, 1958-1962, reviewed by Hugh McDonnell
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State of Madness: Psychiatry, Literature, and Dissent After Stalin, reviewed by Rebecca Reich
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European Disintegration: A Search for Explanation, reviewed by Sartirios Zartaloudis
Campus
The Daily
Editor’s Pick
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Europe, China, and the Limits of Normative Power by Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy
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Spain at War: Society, Culture, and Mobilization, 1936-44 edited by James Matthews
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De la poubelle au musée, une anthropologie des restes by Octave Debary