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limn 10 brings together anthropologists, geographers, photographers, media scholars, sociologists, ecologists, and historians to explore chokepoints. we ask: when and why do these sites of constriction and connection emerge? how and for whom do they work? and what do chokepoints reveal about the the past, present, and future? sara tocchetti explores the reusable pasts of hacking and the worn-out productions of biohackers. joanna radin explores the role of the “hot zone” in immobilizing people, blood and information. everywhere and nowhere: focus groups as all-purpose devices. can a focus group be all of us? rebecca lemov explores how the box of donuts and the one-way mirror have become essential features of our is your mobile phone company seeing like a state? emma park and kevin p. donovan explore telecommunications and contemporary nationalism in experimental studies in the social climates of groups a film by kurt lewin. discussed in ja*ier lezaun’s “demo for democracy”. from sensors to sentinel: pressure and depression in crime statistics. while policemen watch out for public security, psychologists watch out for the mental health of policemen. emmanuel didier looks at these two. resilience and homeland security: patriotism, anxiety, and complex system dynamics. in the realm of u.s. homeland security, the word of the day seems to be “resilience.” benjamin sims explains. branwyn poleykett, nicholas ha evans and lukas engelmann are rethinking the role of the visual in the creation of a total archive © 2018 limn. the content of this website is licensed under a creative commons attribution-noncommercial-sharealike 4.0 international