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Michael Heimbinder, a Fellow at the Oakland Institute, is a freelance writer, graphic designer and neighborhood activist.

Michael holds a Masters of Arts in International Affairs from the New School for Social Research.  His recent independent research and writing examines how bioinformatics, nanoengineering, and molecular biology are converging to yield unprecedented machine/human combinations. Michael's current endeavor, Habitatmap.org, is an environmental health justice project that unites community knowledge with scientific study in pursuit of just and sustainable urban spaces. Habitatmap maps the substantive but frequently invisible connections that permeate the urban environment and invites community participants to contribute their own visions of the city.

http://www.jhubc.it/bcjournal/BCJ-2004edition.pdf ">The Roots of Terrorism, the Logic of Humanitarian Intervention, and the Reality of American Engagement.   Bologna Center Journal for International Affairs, Spring 2004