The Cavern of Antimatter: Giuseppe "Pinot" Gallizio and the Technological Imaginary of the Early Situationist International by Pezolet, Nicola

“…During its formative years (1957–1960), the Situationist International (SI) charted a paradoxical relationship between an enthusiasm for a technological future and a surrealist longing for the premodern. …”
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Stickers as a Literature-Distribution Platform by Marecki, Piotr

Subjects: “…fiction, literature, materiality, public space, Situationist International…”
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Situacionistično mesto in situacija arhitekture – pogled na urbanizem komunikacije by Dario Vuger

Subjects: “…situationist international…”
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Sex and the City: A Situationist Reading of Jens Jorgen Thorsen’s Film Adaptation of Henry Miller’s Quiet Days in Clichy by Jennifer Cowe

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Assembling the Assemblage: Developing Schizocartography in Support of an Urban Semiology by Tina Richardson

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Playing, Gaming, Working and Labouring: Framing the Con-cepts and Relations by Arwid Lund

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Paris Wall Flowers, Moscow Wall Wars by Elena Siemens

“…“Paris Wall Flowers, Moscow Wall Wars” is intended as an introduction to the themed issue on Translating Street Art, inspired in part by Guy Debord and his associates from the Situationist International (SI). The issue’s international cast of contributors trace various contemporary expressions of the “dérive” and the “detournament” as found in many diverse spheres from graffiti to defaced monuments to “subvertising.” …”
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Mapping the protest. Static, dynamic, and spatial qualities of Occupy and Indignados movements protests in Spain and the United States of America in 2011-2012 by Emilia Jeziorowska

“…This concept was first described in 1957 by Gil Wolman and Guy Debord, and from the early 1960s was used as a creative method and also a revolutionary strategy by the avant-garde artistic group, the Situationist International. The categories of stasis, dynamism, and spatiality will also be important points of reference.…”
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Strange Assemblage by David Robert Cole

“…Such spontaneous methodology reminds us of the 1960s ‘Happenings’, the Situationist International and Dada/Surrealism. The difference that will be opened up by this paper is that all elements of this ‘strange assemblage’ cohere in terms of a rendering of ‘the unacceptable.'…”
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Mapping Utopias: From New Babylon to Black Rock City by Anna Novakov

“…New Utopian plans for liberated urban spaces emerged during the post-war era with the work of the Lettrist (LI), Situationist International (SI), and specifically Constant Nieuwenhuys, a Dutch painter turned architect and sculptor who understood urban planning as intimately linked to nomadism, play and creativity. …”
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Gamification: What it is, and how to fight it by Woodcock, J, Johnson, MR

“…However, applying games and play to social life is also central to the Situationist International, as a form of resistance against the regularity and standardization of everyday behaviour. …”

Politics of Play: Situationism, Détournement, and Anti-Art by Christie Ko

“…In addition to contributing crucially to the philosophy that fuelled the student revolts of France in 1968, the Situationist International (SI) sought to undermine the use of spectacle as a commercialised tool of capitalism. …”
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Politics of Play: Situationism, Détournement, and Anti-Art by Christie Ko

“…In addition to contributing crucially to the philosophy that fuelled the student revolts of France in 1968, the Situationist International (SI) sought to undermine the use of spectacle as a commercialised tool of capitalism. …”
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Critical play : alien contact by Jung, Jaekyung

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Situazione e ripetizione: Debord e Deleuze by Daniela Angelucci

“…<p><span style="font-family: Times New Roman;"><span style="font-size: medium;">The focus of this article is on the concept of “situation”, which lies at the very origin of the </span><em><span style="font-size: medium;">Situationist International</span></em><span style="font-size: medium;">, as it has been theorized in particular by Guy Debord. …”
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These Great Urbanist Games: New Babylon and Second Life by Thomas M. Malaby

“…Abstract Constant Nieuwenhuys (aka Constant), twentieth-century painter and architect and founding member of the Situationist International, is perhaps best known for his ambitious project of unitary urbanism, New Babylon, on which he worked from 1958 until 1973. …”
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