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... in the global economy. While breadlines once forced Romanians to spend long hours waiting for basic goods, displacement from the global economy breeds ever-intensifying forms of deprivation. Once-affordable goods and services quickly become unaffordable, slowing down displaced persons’ movement about the city...

... environment. The demand for affective transparency within airports potentially poses a threat to public participation beyond, insofar as it isolates members of the public, each of whom may be caught in a private experience of the terror of suspicion, and breeds conformity via the pressure to perform...

.... Rather than successfully depoliticizing political (and especially class-based) struggles, neoliberalization displaces the weight of political struggle into contests over intimate and private spaces of the city that are difficult to recuperate as a polity, breeding a festering and fractured political...

... sometimes experienced by their human caretakers. Scores of Panamanian golden frogs ( Atelopus zeteki ) were airlifted out of Panama in 1999, the same year the U.S. military occupation was coming to an end. A bioart installation, The Utopia for the Golden Frog , brought attention to a captive breeding...

... in livestock breeding in Asia, created an opportunity for the development of stem cell research as a distinctly Asian field. As researchers attempt to use stem cells for modeling diseases, they continue to be haunted by the question of whether and when induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells will ever be viable...

... and subordinate sexuality to its “natural” reproductive purposes within heterosexual marriage, which actually breeds more violence by effacing violence within the family. To avoid this discursive trap, the chapter offers Herbert Marcuse's concept of Eros to claim that violence against women can be rethought...

... the world of stem cell research, a high-stakes field of rapidly changing innovations that poses difficult technical and ethical challenges for developing immunology. The ethical debates over stem cell research in the United States, combined with historical strengths in livestock breeding in Asia, created...