Property, Place and Piracy

Martin Fredriksson Almqvist is Assistant Professor at the Department for Culture Studies, Linköping University, Sweden James Arvanitakis is Professor and Dean of Graduate Studies at the University of Western Sydney, Australia

Introduction: Property, place and piracy
Martin Fredriksson & James Arvanitakis




On Decolonising our Thinking and Cultural Exchange
Ingrid Matthews




Commons, Piracy and Property: Crisis, Conflict and resistance
James Arvanitakis & Martin Fredriksson




Property, Sovereignty, Piracy and the Commons: Early Modern Enclosure and the Foundation of the State
Sean Johnson Andrews




Unreal Property: Anarchism, Anthropology and Alchemy
Jonathan Paul Marshall & Francesca da Rimini




Piratical Constructions of Humanity: Innocence, Property, and the Human-Nature Divide
Sonja Schillings




Mobility in Early Modern Anglo-American Accounts of Piracy
Alexandra Ganser




Compensation in the Absence of Punishment: Rethinking Somali Piracy as a Form of Maritime Xeer
Brittany Gilmer




Commodification of Country: An Australian Case study in Community Resistance to mining
Ingrid Matthews




Privateering on the Cosmic Frontier? Mining Celestial Bodies and the ‘NewSpace’ Quest for Private Property in Outer Space
Matthew Johnson




‘The Ancestry Land’: China’s Pursuit of Dominance in the South China Sea
Jingdong Yuan




Nuclear Testing and the ‘Terra Nullius Doctrine’: From Life Sciences to Life Writing
Mita Banerjee




From Biopiracy to Bioprospecting: Negotiating the Limits of Propertization
Martin Fredriksson




Gated Housing Hierarchy
Franklin Obeng-Odoom




Pirate Places in Bangkok: IPRs, vendors and Urban Order
Duncan McDuie-Re & Daniel F. Robinson




The Real Gruen Transfer - Enclosing the Right to the City
James Arvanitakis & Spike Boydell




Epilogue

James Arvanitakis & Martin Fredriksson