...Logistical Instruments<subtitle>Efficiency, Automation, Interoperability</subtitle> ...

... Transportation security pedagogy addresses people’s capacities to be trained to perform voluntary transparency, unless limited by a medical condition or disability. This chapter analyzes two campaigns designed to train the traveling public in the art of efficient submission to post-9/11 security...

... industrialization rationalization contradiction conflict efficiency ...

... Transportation Security Administration efficiency security disability training ...

... Fleischer, and Raoul Barré developed technical and artistic techniques that laid the groundwork for automating the animation process. They formalized systems for the division of labor, building on the contemporary craze for efficiency in the workplace and the home, and attempted to make individual artists...

... Dr. Snyderman’s second and third terms focused on consolidating and advancing the achievements of his first term in faculty recruitment, greater managerial and administrative efficiencies, and creating a culture and business foundation that would allow it to prosper. Issues related to diversity...

... how a “demo-cracy”—a regime using public demonstrations for the management of public affairs that gives significant power to efficient demos, talented demonstrators, and the institutions that employ them—has developed at the EC level and beyond. It also helps reveal the character of cultures of public...

... The arrival in India of an internationally mobile discourse extolled “the market” as the best and most efficient allocator of resources and provider of urban services. The career of this idea in Mumbai reveals a surprising history of how the water department’s century-old system of careful...

... Communist writer Ding Ling, this chapter underscores how fascists prized the efficient creation of a singular national voice. It is also in their prescriptions for nationalist literature and arts that fascism’s competing vectors of elitism and populism are particularly apparent. Nationalist...

... the 1960s. The chapter zooms in on the German Aktenzeichen XY…ungelöst (Case XY...Unsolved, 1967–) and the Hungarian Kékfény (Blue light, 1965–). Such programs, while they were designed to underscore the efficiency and authority of state law enforcement, also crossed fiction and reality. They satisfied...

... their evolving ideas of national development reflected the military and technocratic milieus in which they were schooled (in the United States, the USSR, and Japan), placing particular emphasis on hierarchy, efficiency, and discipline. This chapter further identifies how the covert White Terror operations waged...

... interrupting “a capitalist system.” On a national scale, they taught each other how to influence the publishing industry and feminism in a practice of accountability to address racism in feminist movements. Painful moments of crisis at the bookstores interrupted efficient capital in productive ways...

..., this chapter shows how a “demo-cracy”—a regime using public demonstrations for the management of public affairs that gives significant power to efficient demos, talented demonstrators, and the institutions that employ them—has developed at the EC level and beyond. It also helps reveal the character of cultures...

... in on the German Aktenzeichen XY…ungelöst (Case XY...Unsolved, 1967–) and the Hungarian Kékfény (Blue light, 1965–). Such programs, while they were designed to underscore the efficiency and authority of state law enforcement, also crossed fiction and reality. They satisfied popular fascination with crime...

... recruitment, greater managerial and administrative efficiencies, and creating a culture and business foundation that would allow it to prosper. Issues related to diversity, racial and gender equity were identified and addressed. The concept and eventual implementation of Duke University Health System...