... The chapter offers an ethnographic itinerary around the Netherlands, a country shaped by centuries-old endeavors to hold waves back from a land situated below sea level. Waves, long interpreted as forces of a wild, enemy nature, have come to be read as entities that might be rewritten...

... HIV/AIDS criminalization Netherlands political economy ...

... Netherlands domestication environmental infrastructure coastal engineering scale models ...

... meaning of HIV itself, leading to new, symbolic incarnations of HIV in the domain of political economy. HIV/AIDS criminalization Netherlands political economy ...

... Chapter 1 reconstructs a critical genealogy of the mobilization of women’s rights in the Netherlands, France, and Italy from 2000 to 2013. It provides a detailed account of the ways in which three right-wing nationalist parties—the Party for Freedom in the Netherlands; the National Front...

... This chapter turns to the beginning of volcanology in the Netherlands East Indies and the anxieties of late colonialism. It traces the fate of the idea that medieval Javanese Hindu-Buddhist civilization was destroyed by a cataclysmic eruption of Merapi in AD 1006. This idea became a way...

... induces a white man in the audience, an “ally,” to pose the first question about the captain of the ship. Zooming in on the rather common characteristics of such events in the Netherlands, I draw conclusions on white entitlement, the importance of a racial etiquette, and of becoming aware of and undoing...

... Chapter 3 discusses the recent legislation on civic integration, implemented in the Netherlands, France, and Italy between 2006 and 2013 by neoliberal governments with the support of nationalist parties. Focusing on civic integration programs, the chapter shows how gender equality and women’s...

... The introduction outlines the emergence of the mobilization of gender equality by right-wing nationalists, neoliberal governments, and some well-known feminists within xenophobic campaigns in France, the Netherlands, and Italy from 2000 to 2013. While situating the study in relation...

... In 1953 Pramoedya left Indonesia for a period of residency in the Netherlands, under the auspices of the Dutch Foundation for Cultural Cooperation (sticusa). This residency failed to engender the goodwill it was designed to foster toward the former colonial power, and Pramoedya returned...

... is meaningful because it shows that before any migrants were present in the Netherlands, a discourse about race circulated, in which the women were inscribing themselves. The psychoanalyst dismisses their diagnosis, based on race, and submits that they are suffering from gendered masculinity complex...