We are pleased to announce a new issue of the open access journal Culture Machine:

CULTURE MACHINE 16 (2015)
http://culturemachine.net/index.php/cm/issue/current

DRONE CULTURE
Edited by Rob Coley and Dean Lockwood

Contents:
·      As Above, So Below: Triangulating Drone Culture (Rob Coley and Dean Lockwood)
·      Drone Metaphysics (Ben Noys)
·      Provocation: Unmanned Aerial Realtors (Alexander Baker)
·      Perspective: The Drone: God's Eye, Death Machine, Cultural Puzzle (Naief Yehya)
·      Dancing to a Tune: The Drone as Political and Historical Assemblage (Ramon Bloomberg)
·      Drone Media: Unruly Systems, Radical Empiricism and Camera Consciousness (Anthony McCosker)
·      The Control Room: A Media Archaeology (Cormac Deane)
·      Drone It Yourself! On the Decentring of ‘Drone Stories’ (Maximilian Jablonowski)
·      Provocation: A Prairie Drone Companion (Brad Bolman)
·      Perspective: Vague Ideas, Clear Images (Eva Parra Iñesta)
·      Educative Power: The Myth of Dronic Violence in a Period of Civil War (Mike Neary)
·      Vaporents: Inhuman Orientations (Dane Sutherland)
·      Welcome to the Electrocene, an Algorithmic Agartha (Dan Mellamphy and Nandita Biswas Mellamphy)
·      Monarch Drone Communiqué (Plastique Fantastique)

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Established in 1999 and now edited principally by Gabriela Méndez Cota, with Clare Birchall, Dave Boothroyd, Gary Hall and Joanna Zylinska as Executive Editors, and Rafico Ruiz as Reviews Editor, the Culture Machine journal publishes new work from both established figures and up-and-coming writers. It is fully refereed and has an International Advisory Board that includes Geoffrey Bennington, Robert Bernasconi, Lawrence Grossberg, Peggy Kamuf, Alphonso Lingis, Meaghan Morris, Paul Patton, Avital Ronell, Nicholas Royle and Kenneth Surin.

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Dr Rob Coley
Lecturer in Media Theory and Practice
School of Film & Media, College of Arts
University of Lincoln
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