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NEOM’s elite dreaming: affective infrastructure and the aesthetics of global modernity
This article analyzes the development of NEOM, a regional megaproject of four cities currently being constructed along the Red Sea in Saudi Arabia. It argues that development for NEOM is speculative, not only in that it these megacities are being built absent of real need, but that the projects them
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