There is nothing like a prolonged blackout to drive home for American observers the unequal distribution of fortune.
Canay Özden-Schilling
Canay Özden-Schilling is an anthropologist of capitalism, energy, and technology. She teaches at Johns Hopkins University. Canay received her PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in 2016. She is currently completing an ethnographic book on electricity trading in the United States. 
Why the Lights Went Out in Puerto Rico
There is nothing like a prolonged blackout to drive home for American observers the unequal distribution of fortune. We know that no matter what kind of natural ...