The Avery Review Issue 50
<p>Seçil Binboga reframes the Mediterranean as a site of endless war through the lens of Theo Angelopoulos; Sara Jensen Carr confronts NASA’s spatial and cultural occupation of Hawai’i; Jade Kake recounts the Māori response to COVID-19 against the recovery efforts of colonial state power in New Zealand; Gabrielle Printz reconstructs “manpower” in the United States as a product of racial capitalism; and Andrew Wasserman dives into the political, economic, and ecologic entanglements of an underwater memorial to active service.</p>
Contributing Editor: Caitlin Blanchfield, Joanna Joseph, Isabelle Kirkham-Lewitt, Jacob R. Moore
At-Large Editor: Alissa Anderson, Jordan H. Carver, Elsa Hoover, Ana María León
Contributors: Seçil Binboga, Sara Jensen Carr, Jade Kake, Gabrielle Printz, Andrew Wasserman
Part of: The Avery Review