Tired city: on the politics of urban exhaustion

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We at City are tired. Everyone we know is tired. Exhaustion has become one of the fundamental features of urban life. When an experience becomes sufficiently widespread, it makes sense to ask if it...

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2013Social Acceleration 2017Social Reproduction Theory 201324/7: Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep 2013Depletion 2014Pressed for Time 2020The politics of exhaustion

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