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... convened in exile; Marx’s and Marxist critiques of animal rights advocates as “bourgeois” emerge alongside increasing pleas to protect the “rights of dumb beasts,” if not the impoverished workers of industrial capitalism Paris Commune Karl Marx interspecies vegetarianism cats ...

... the threads of the string figure have been tracked far, remembering their cyborg littermates, woman and dog find themselves in histories of veterinary research, endocrinology from the 1930s on, Big Pharma, horse farming for estrogen, zoos, DES feminist activism, interrelated animal rights and women’s health...

... This essay analyzes how Indra Sinha, in his 2007 novel, Animal’s People , uses the allegorical figure of the protagonist Animal to address the human rights tragedies that resulted from a disastrous gas leak from an American-owned pesticide factory in Bhopal, India, in 1984. By refusing...

... capitalism. Religious Affects makes a new set of mutually rewarding relationships between human and nonhuman animals possible. materialist phenomenology veganism animal rights postsecularism secularism ...

..., this one looks at MOVE's earliest presence in the city, and therefore their Powelton Village residence. Tracking MOVE's incarnation as an animal liberation group, the book both returns them to their rightful place in histories of animal liberation (the group predates PETA's founding in Rockville, Maryland...

... in exile; Marx’s and Marxist critiques of animal rights advocates as “bourgeois” emerge alongside increasing pleas to protect the “rights of dumb beasts,” if not the impoverished workers of industrial capitalism Paris Commune Karl Marx interspecies vegetarianism cats ...

... The new arenas of contestation that Mumbai’s water infrastructures animate reveal the illusory and precarious nature of the project to remake Mumbai as a world-class city. These dynamics, described as “pipe politics,” gesture instead toward the highly contested futures of the actually existing...

..., and the spectatorship of human rights. It provides a summary of the four chapters, which respectively address child photography, disaster citizen journalism, autistic first-person documentaries, and animal art. participatory documentary immediacy emergency human rights ethics ...

... to address the human rights tragedies that resulted from a disastrous gas leak from an American-owned pesticide factory in Bhopal, India, in 1984. By refusing corrective surgery offered by American benefactors for the spinal deformation he suffers as a result of the disaster, Animal insists on remaining...

... in which the city’s landowners, policymakers, and popular politicians had locked horns at least since independence. Animated by the idea that these deeply political conflicts could simply (and quite profitably) be adjudicated by the market, Mumbai’s liberalization-era policymakers approved a set of new...

... This chapter analyzes the polysemous understandings of responsibility that animate corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the global mining industry, which is criticized for promoting a shift from government-enforced regulation of industry to more devolved and voluntary governance, allowing...

... and practices that have recast governmentality, development, humanitarianism, and even human rights, in line with post-9/11 global security regimes. The chapter identifies four dynamic political and institutional circuits that codified GBVAW inhabits, traverses, consolidates, and animates: securitization; state...