The next issue of Limn examines the recent profusion of micro-technologies in the fields of humanitarianism and development, some focused on fostering forms of social improvement, others claiming to alleviate suffering, many seeking to accomplish both. Although small-scale endeavors are far from novel, today’s micro-devices are animated by new intellectual energy, channels of finance, and moral ambition.
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Number Eight: "Hacks, Leaks and Breaches" edited by E. Gabriella Coleman and Christopher M. Kelty Number Seven: "Public Infrastructures/Infrastructural Publics" edited by Stephen J. Collier, James Christopher Mizes and Antina von Schnitzler
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