... Supreme Court prison administrative law Prison Rape Elimination Act LGBT prisoners ...

... Supreme Court prison administrative law Prison Rape Elimination Act LGBT prisoners ...

... US-Soviet relations stagnated after the 1985 Geneva summit because of Gorbachev’s preoccupation with domestic developments such as Chernobyl and because of events in the murky world of US-Soviet espionage. At Reykjavik an unprecedented agreement to eliminate all nuclear weapons fell through...

... of exclusion and elimination. ...

... vulnerable individuals in the carceral arena, specifically LGBT and transgender prisoners. Supreme Court prison administrative law Prison Rape Elimination Act LGBT prisoners ...

... of violence and oppression. The section then turns to cure’s relationship to eradication and the different kinds of comfort and violence that accompany it—the elimination of a virus, of future existence, of present-day embodiments, or in some cases of life itself. The last part of the section centers on Terri...

... settlers from those who were not suited to carry on the colonial mission. The vibrant, “primitive” landscape of Kenya reinvigorated “overcivilized” settlers who had lost touch with their primitive sexual drives. Those settlers who were eugenically unfit, however, were eliminated through their interactions...

... This chapter focuses on the resistance politics of Palestinian communities in what has become Israel’s settler colonial frontier. Abandoned in a zone of hyperprecarity and targeted with elimination, their struggle has become centered on the possibility of existence itself. The analysis here...

... viewed as a deterritorializing and future-oriented practice that points to what is yet-to-be. The question of “contingency” is embraced in relation to medium specificity, its elimination or minimization being recognized as a cultural ideal but one that is difficult to achieve in practice. Finally...