Crying ‘Crying Wolf’: How Misfires and Mexican Engineering Expertise are Made Meaningful

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RT @DanielPAldrich: responses to the earthquake warning misfire reveal cries of ‘crying wolf’ as enactments and explorations of particular…

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responses to the earthquake warning misfire reveal cries of ‘crying wolf’ as enactments and explorations of particular forms of responsibility integral to Mexican engineering subjectivities @USofDisaster @DCC_Center https://t.co/PEvtRxiYAL

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