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... to the interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment, Stock dissects the problems associated with trying to award citizenship based on the “allegiance” held by a child’s parents. birthright citizenship allegiance Fourteenth Amendment naturalization immigration ...

..., and furloughs help us understand changing ideas of risk and rehabilitation; allegiances across political categories; geography of prison practices across time and place; connections between penal practices and welfare policies; and prisoners’ sense of their own entitlements, relationships, and transformation...

..., cultivating new generations to take up the mantle of harvesting souls, for the benefit of the individual seeker and the institution of the church. These intimate practices tie church members to each other and bolster allegiance to the church community and doctrine, while expanding the institution’s labor...

... power on the Iberian Peninsula. In the colonies, the early bid for power by creoles and mestizos received the support of urban plebeian sectors, though it generated little rural Indian allegiance and was quickly repudiated by Spanish civil and military authorities. This anonymous document, titled...

... racial, cultural, and national differences are established. Investing the aural with the power to produce competing affects and allegiances, these novels articulate it as a primary site of struggle within a late colonial context influenced by nineteenth-century discourses about sound and noise...

... to the interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment, Stock dissects the problems associated with trying to award citizenship based on the “allegiance” held by a child’s parents. In chapter 11, Alfred Babo explores the ongoing Ivory Coast political crisis by emphasizing controversies in the development...

... performance of collective protection. This chapter engages the reconstructions of the figure of mammy, using images by Betye Saar and Joe Overstreet. There is a need in a post 1960s moment of black recreation to reconcile the imagistic mammy with her assumed allegiance to white domesticity. Artists fit mammy...

... In much of mid-nineteenth-century Latin America, charismatic military or political leaders with popular followings were common figures. In Bolivia, General Manuel Isidoro Belzu (1848–55), who gained the allegiance of urban artisans and plebeians in La Paz, was an exceptional example...

... and serve as the ground on which racial, cultural, and national differences are established. Investing the aural with the power to produce competing affects and allegiances, these novels articulate it as a primary site of struggle within a late colonial context influenced by nineteenth-century discourses...

... the allegiance of urban artisans and plebeians in La Paz, was an exceptional example of these caudillos. Belzu was an early proponent of national economic growth based on domestic manufacturing, which earned him the ire of liberal elites tied to free-trade doctrines. His political adversaries sought to discredit...

... sectors, though it generated little rural Indian allegiance and was quickly repudiated by Spanish civil and military authorities. This anonymous document, titled the “Proclamation of La Plata to the Valiant Inhabitants of the City of La Paz,” is undoubtedly one of the most radical political expressions...