... “Chapter 7: Manifesta: Placenta Europa” portrays Manifesta as an organization that translated the European Union's unification agenda into the spaces of so-called high art, projecting a classed project of European unity that gathered private and public interests on the municipal, national...

... heritage identity politics rumors UNESCO European Union Istanbul ...

... Roma statelessness citizenship flaws evidence of citizenship European Union ...

..., and Cultural Organization and the European Union that was aimed at safeguarding both affordable housing and heritage in Fener-Balat neighborhoods. It examines how mobilizing heritage as a modality for securing affordable housing relied on the depoliticization of heritage preservation and the identity...

...Art for a Unified Europe<subtitle>Manifesta 1, Rotterdam, 1996</subtitle> “Chapter 7: Manifesta: Placenta Europa” portrays Manifesta as an organization that translated the European Union's unification agenda into the spaces of so-called high art, projecting a classed project of European unity...

... In chapter 2, Jacqueline Bhabha provides a case study of the flawed reach of citizenship benefits in the European Union, focusing on Europe’s Roma population, a community long subject to pervasive discrimination and other rights violations. Roma citizenship deficits are described by reference...

... Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization and the European Union that was aimed at safeguarding both affordable housing and heritage in Fener-Balat neighborhoods. It examines how mobilizing heritage as a modality for securing affordable housing relied on the depoliticization of heritage preservation...

... Eastern and Western Europe. Whereas in the core European Union countries historical drama is experiencing a revival as a site of both historical revision and good business, in the East television has become a major site of postsocialist nostalgia, a phenomenon widely understood as a devalued, immature...

... this concept of vigilance to analyze two recent cases, one from the European Union, the other from India, that have grappled with a right to sleep, finding in one the kernel of a nascent right worth development. political theology phenomenology vigilance flesh sleep ...

... assumptions, the elimination of birthright citizenship in the United States would exacerbate statelessness. In chapter 2, Jacqueline Bhabha provides a case study of the flawed reach of citizenship benefits in the European Union, focusing on Europe’s Roma population, a community long subject to pervasive...

... in post–Cold War Europe. While television has been instrumental in national reassessments of historical turning points in recent decades, the chapter argues that it also documents a reopening of the divide between Eastern and Western Europe. Whereas in the core European Union countries historical drama...

... work, farming, pop music, sports, beauty, and household management. These formats absorbed the older influence of Kantian art education that fuels European cultural nationalism as well as early communist competitive factory production within the overarching context of Cold War competition between...

...), Tamayo drew from prevailing racial ideologies of the time—which were considered settled by science—to argue for the establishment of a new approach to education in Bolivia. Tamayo, who was himself a mestizo, rejected the dominant belief that Bolivia’s Indians had to be assimilated to a purely European...

... and promote the unionization of rural workers, del Granado asserts, it would be following a ruinous Soviet model. “Lands to the Indian, Mines to the State” was first put forth as a slogan by the socialist writer Tristán Marof in 1926 and gained ground after the Chaco War, capturing revolutionary...

... Collectivization General Strike Trades Union Council This chapter examines the Chinese Revolution of 1925-27. It begins with a historical overview of China as a victim of European imperialism, and the growth of a nationalist and working-class fightback. Lenin’s understanding of the revolutionary...

...Genres of Realism and Reality This chapter introduces part I, which examines program types that revolve around prioritizing realism as a representational tool to advance the ideological tenets of socialism in an educational fashion, modeled after the European public service broadcasting...

... to feed northeastern cities, southern plantations, and European peoples. New dynamism came with rising contradictions; expansions of slavery challenged republican ideals and disrupted sectional political balances. War with Mexico in the 1840s deepened conflicts, culminating in the devastating Civil War...