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Desire and Denial: On Constructing and Contesting Infrastructures Richard EvansDistanz Publishing, 2026, softcover, 144 pages, 21 x 26 cm Ambivalent Infrastructures Infrastructures are not just technical systems but cultural and political orders that stabilize and transform societal processes. Following Brian Larkins study The Politics and Poetics of Infrastructure, the writings collected in Desire and Denial conceive of infrastructures as material manifestations of symbolic and economic projects and efforts to build political
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