... African “miracle cures” against AIDS and analyzes how Vanhivax became entangled in a cultural politics of science, where its “Africanity” was defined and defended (or denounced). The chapter proposes to move beyond a local, culturalist interpretation of this vaccine as a product of an “African” way...

.... To address the ecological crisis that has arisen from the dismantling of a set of relations that accorded to scientists some autonomy demands an approach by practitioners that ceases—implicitly or explicitly—to denounce everything that is not “scientific” as not worth considering. This in turn entails...

... the right to the city. It then engages AbdouMaliq Simone’s theorization of “black urbanism,” which disrupts imperial denouncements of Blackness to posit alternative, always, and already livelihood strategies, mobilities, and meaning-making practices to offer a vital contribution to the Black Geographic...

... the “Proclamation of La Plata to the Valiant Inhabitants of the City of La Paz,” is undoubtedly one of the most radical political expressions of the period. It challenges the tyranny and “misgovernment” of colonial offcials and, in an indirect reference to the conquest, denounces the loss of liberty three centuries...

... of Spanish rule in 1814. The wives of those imprisoned on suspicion of having participated in the independence movement denounced the tyranny of royal officials in terms of failed paternalism. But as patriot forces gained the upper hand after 1817, they carried out similar tactics that targeted not only...

... capitalists. A journalist’s depiction of smuggling by airplane passengers is presented alongside a fictional piece about unemployment and the informal economy of “hustling.” In a different vein, the fact that human rights groups working to protect unionists have denounced Colombia’s pattern of assassinations...

... coming from the left, Eduardo del Granado’s polemical text, which follows, defends the rural elite’s property rights and invokes its presumed technical and cultural superiority as a basis for agrarian productivity. It also denounces the perceived threat of tyrannical communism: if the institute were...

... with the Church over secular education, and one scandalous poem (“Quo Vadis”) denounced religious corruption and cruelty. For her outspoken public views, she came under fire from conservatives who accused her of atheism and anarchism. She died in 1928, just as the first generation of Bolivian feminists...

.... Within Bolivia, the incident provoked dramatic parliamentary debate in 1943, as the recently formed Revolutionary Nationalist Movement ( mnr ) and the Marxist Revolutionary Left Party ( pir ) denounced the nexus between a repressive government, mineowning plutocrats, and United States imperialism...

... the impact of war from 1814 to 1823. While some patriot leaders escaped over the Andes, others remained in Chile to face the restoration of Spanish rule in 1814. The wives of those imprisoned on suspicion of having participated in the independence movement denounced the tyranny of royal officials in terms...

... to the city. It then engages AbdouMaliq Simone’s theorization of “black urbanism,” which disrupts imperial denouncements of Blackness to posit alternative, always, and already livelihood strategies, mobilities, and meaning-making practices to offer a vital contribution to the Black Geographic spatial...

... “miracle cures” against AIDS and analyzes how Vanhivax became entangled in a cultural politics of science, where its “Africanity” was defined and defended (or denounced). The chapter proposes to move beyond a local, culturalist interpretation of this vaccine as a product of an “African” way of doing...

... of this Cameroonian vaccine with other well-known African “miracle cures” against AIDS and analyzes how Vanhivax became entangled in a cultural politics of science, where its “Africanity” was defined and defended (or denounced). The chapter proposes to move beyond a local, culturalist interpretation of this vaccine...

... text, which follows, defends the rural elite’s property rights and invokes its presumed technical and cultural superiority as a basis for agrarian productivity. It also denounces the perceived threat of tyrannical communism: if the institute were to take charge of the agricultural labor code...

... of the period. It challenges the tyranny and “misgovernment” of colonial offcials and, in an indirect reference to the conquest, denounces the loss of liberty three centuries before. The strong sense of opposition between “Americans” and Spaniards that emerged in this period anticipated the overt struggle...

... primitivism,” she stood for women’s equality before the law and in the home. Zamudio engaged in a polemic with the Church over secular education, and one scandalous poem (“Quo Vadis”) denounced religious corruption and cruelty. For her outspoken public views, she came under fire from conservatives who accused...