Haven’t had as much time for this sort of research. Been stuck mastering programming for nubs, finishing up old audio projects.

A few additions to the in pile and the out pile over the past few weeks.

things I read:

No specific order, mixed bibliographic formats.

You shouldn’t have to have be a l33t3 h4×0r, or have to know a guy to beg a password off of just to read an article like this. Yes, they will give me library access in a few weeks, but still, its bullshit.

(Out of) Control Demons: Software Agents, Complexity Theory and the Revolution in Military Affairs. Ian Roderick. Theory and Event. Volume 10, issue 2.

The U.S. Electrical Grid: will it be our undoing? Energy Bulletin. Gail E. Tverberg.

Introduction to Urbicide: The Killing of Cities? David Campbell, Stephen Graham and Daniel Bertrand Monk. Theory and Event. Volume 10, Issue 2.

Urban Versioning System 1.0. The Architectural League of New York Situated Technologies Pamphlet Series 2. Matthew Fuller and Usman Haque.

House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence House Select committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming. 25 June 2008. National Intelligence Estimate on The National Security Implications of Global Climate Change to 2030. (.pdf) Statement to the Record of Dr. Thomas Fingar.

Networking Security in the Space of the City: Event-ful Battlespaces and the Contingency of the Encounter. Caroline Crosser. Theory and Event. Volume 10, issue 2.

things to look up:

No specific order, mixed bibliographic formats.

The Art of Castramentation. Daniel Bertrand Monk. Assemblage 36 (August 1998)

In Pursuit of Military Excellence: The Evolution of Operational Theory. Shimon Naveh. (London: Frank Class Publishers, 1997)

United Nations Population Division An Overview of Urbanization, Internal Migration, Population Distribution and Development in the World. http://www.un.org/esa/population/meetings/EGM_PopDist?/P01_UNPopDiv?.pdf

Maria Lind, “The Collaborative Turn,” in Johanna Billing, Maria Lind and Lars Nilsson, eds., Taking The Matter Into Common Hands, on contenporary art and collaborative practices. Black Dog, London, pp. 15-31.

Adhocism, The Case For Improvisation. Anchor Press, London, 1973. Charles Jencks and Nathan Silver.

Extended Environments Markup Language. http://www.eeml.org

Housing, an Anarchist Approach. Colin Ward. Freedom Press, London, 1976.

Arcadia For All, The Legacy of a Makeshift Landscape. Dennis Hardy and Colin Ward. Mansell, London.

Armament and History: The Influence of Armament on History from the Dawn of Classical Warfare to the End of the Second Cold War. J.F.C. Fuller. New York: DaCapo Press, 1998.

“Military Operations as Urban Planning,” in Territories. A. Franke Berlin, ed. KW Institute for Contemporary Art, 2003.