Volume 2 • Issue 3 • 2026 • Radioactive Empires
"Preface: Radical Empathy," Andrew Curley
"Introduction: Tracing the Nuclear Relations of (De)Coloniality," Laura M. De Vos, Rebecca Macklin, Susanne Ferwerda, and Sonja Dobroski
"Art and the Atom in Israel/Palestine," Hebatalla Taha
"Caesium Spacetimes: Atomically-standardized time and atomically-irradiated space in a nuclear Pacific," Kaitlin Moore
"Town Destroyer: War and Waste on Haudenosaunee Land," Scott Volz
"'Blood Red': Exploring Radioactive Colonialism in the Pacific through Indigenous Creative Writing and Visual Narratives," Michelle Keown
"Globalizing Diné (Navajo) Stories of Radioactive Injustice: Transnational and Settler Colonial Politics of Uranium Mining in the Late 1970s and Early 1980s,"
Jacob Tropp
"Apartheid's Nuclear Worldmaking," Jessica Hurley
"FACING Nuclear Imperialism, Nuclear Colonialism, and Nuclear Paternalism Together," Karly Ann Burch and Emily Simmonds
"The Arts of Repair: A Conversation with Yhonnie Scarce and Craig Santos Perez," Rebecca Macklin and Susanne Ferwerda
Editors: Rebecca Macklin (Guest Editor), Laura M De Vos (Guest Editor), Sonja Dobroski (Guest Editor), Susanne Ferwerda (Guest Editor)
Articles
Introduction: Tracing the Nuclear Relations of (De)Coloniality
Laura M. De Vos, Rebecca Macklin, Susanne Ferwerda and Sonja Dobroski
The Arts of Repair: A Conversation with Yhonnie Scarce and Craig Santos Perez
Rebecca Macklin and Susanne Ferwerda
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