Abstract
Punk & Post-Punk questions, critiques and problematizes our expanded field of research and practice. This issue reflects on notions of punk agency, temporality and the rhetoric of punk chronotypes, decolonial thinking, punk stereotypes in film and the intersections between punk, art history and (sub)cultural commentary.
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