... anticolonial curating collaborative labor nonorthodox Marxism Cuban art Bienal de La Habana ...

..., collective deliberation, cumulative exhibition production, and strategies to embed the exhibition in the city. Discussing curatorial practice within the Bienal in terms of Marxist approaches to collaborative labor, this chapter shows how the organization of curatorial expertise in the Bienal mirrored...

... the exhibition in the city. Discussing curatorial practice within the Bienal in terms of Marxist approaches to collaborative labor, this chapter shows how the organization of curatorial expertise in the Bienal mirrored the military strategy of foquismo and relied on dynamic alliances between local...

... the experience of Asian women in the context of imperial military interstate collaboration, Gonzalez argues for a more complex and comprehensive reckoning with the conditions that shape the gendered and sexualized asymmetries of Asian labor mobilities outside of and within Asia. BON VOYAGE Hawaii labor...

... both for the paths of musical meaning toward which it might direct us and for how they mark what the historian Matthew Tinkcom has called, in a different but related context, the “queer labor” of gay male artists working behind the scenes in the entertainment industry. Strayhorn’s musical legacy...

... and the world. The chapter begins and ends with collectives of women whose labor, organization, design collaborations, and building have lent form and infrastructure to Dadaab. Juxtaposing these spatial practices and mobile architectures gives a textured picture of Dadaab, in which design—as noun and verb...

... Chapter 6 engages questions about intellectual property, aesthetics, and creative labor through an analysis of the copyright infringement claims filed by Rubén Blades, who wrote the initial verses of “El Cantante,” against Fania Records. The chapter challenges the claim to individual authorship...

... a more orderly populace, subject to the will of the colonial state and integrated into market economies—clashed with the will of most of the island residents. Their plans for colonization and indenture demonstrated how easily such labor control coexisted with projects of second slavery. With the United...

... in particularly gendered ways. Barg theorizes the gendered musical and personal terrain of his collaborations both for the paths of musical meaning toward which it might direct us and for how they mark what the historian Matthew Tinkcom has called, in a different but related context, the “queer labor” of gay male...

.... The analysis uses Michael Silverstein’s notion of “indexical orders” to analyze how physicians thwart collaboration with patients in bringing the contexts in which health problems arise into the discursive order of the clinic. Research on nonbiomedical treatment suggests the importance of forms...

..., and creative labor through an analysis of the copyright infringement claims filed by Rubén Blades, who wrote the initial verses of “El Cantante,” against Fania Records. The chapter challenges the claim to individual authorship in favor of joint authorship, highlighting how US courts risk disenfranchising...

... in the form of labor servitude. Juan Ayemoti Guasu was an older man who lived on the Santa Rosa mission. After falling sick, he had been cured by the young Apiaguaiki, who was also an ipaye (shaman). Ayemoti left the mission and became one of the rebel leader’s principal counselors. His letter below...

.... It describes chapters about localized political struggle that have leveraged BTS in different ways. social movements militarism nationalism transnationalism geopolitics In “Empire Goes On: Transpacific Circuits of Care Work,” Vernadette Vicuña Gonzalez links the gendered labor of entertainment...

... as domestics (girls). NGOs consider these cross-border migrations “child trafficking” because youth are often seduced into going by the promises of devious middlemen and because their labor is hyper-exploited. But student research discovered that youth in these villages largely go of their own volition and see...

... with native lords, for example to consolidate the mita (forced labor draft), he sought, with some success, to undercut their influence over the indigenous population. The lords nevertheless fought back and in this case maneuvered in the Spanish court to defend their presumed traditional rights...

... accelerated Bolivia’s ratification of the International Labor Organization’s Convention 169, the so-called bill of rights for the world’s indigenous peoples. The account that follows, by the journalist Alex Contreras, comes from his prophetically titled book One Stage in a Long March (1991). In subsequent...

... down, three weeks later, with great bloodshed, and the incorporation of the Guaraní into Bolivian society came primarily in the form of labor servitude. Juan Ayemoti Guasu was an older man who lived on the Santa Rosa mission. After falling sick, he had been cured by the young Apiaguaiki, who was also...