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... account of “societies of control” is also in play in the probe focused on the role of habit in the postdisciplinary forms of power applied to the direction of habits by new forms of algorithmic governmentality. The final probe examines the racial underpinnings of recent forms of the “emergency government...

... the premodern curfew to its modern forms, and uses contemporary critical theory and political theory about emergency to understand what role the night plays in the efficacy and political limits of this political technology. curfew emergency sanctuary desire governance ...

... ) and Nonlife ( geos ). This subtending geontopower is not new and was always apparent in settler colonies like Australia. The chapter asks, on the one hand, what is causing this subtending form of governance to appear, and, on the other hand, what new strategies, tactics, and discourses are emerging...

... assisted through Japan’s efforts. The introduction outlines the emergence and limitations of a globalized institutional approach to human rights more broadly and human trafficking specifically. global governance ethnography Japan Filipina migration banality of good ...

... at the new globalized and globalizing practices of social governance that came to characterize the postwar period, exploring the governmental rationalities that informed the 1950s UNESCO statements on race and examining the emergence of the concept of indigeneity as a new, global transactional reality...

... This chapter examines the emergence of San Francisco’s cross-dressing law at the crossroads of three forces: defining cross-dressing and prostitution as indecency, framing indecency as a societal problem in need of intervention, and identifying local law as the solution. The classification...

...,” it highlights how the emergent political technology of risk management combines modern, liberal ideals of rights, citizenship, and freedom with other enduring forms of sociality, such as kinship, patronage, and religion. Based on daily interactions between government officials and this program’s beneficiaries...

... organizations that have emerged in recent years. Maracanã recognition government Indigenous people sovereignty ...

... This chapter considers how Mass-Observation’s project of an “anthropology at home” was implicated in the political technologies of liberal government through the emergence of distinctive transactional realities ordering British wartime populations. Central to these transactional realities were...

... researchers displaced by government restructuring have emplaced their expertise in emergent genres of local history. By articulating expertise to belonging, however, some researchers have also helped to obscure the forms of mobility that allow Euro-Canadian researchers to live and work in the northwest...

... In 2007, the Australian government seized by compulsory acquisition seventy-three remote Aboriginal communities and townships to “stabilize and normalize” what was constructed as a national emergency humanitarian crisis. Chapter 1 models the so-called crisis of remote Aboriginal communities...

... in the same year (1978)— Oliphant v. Suquamish , Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez , and the Indian Child Welfare Act. By contrast, Native feminist work has addressed the ways Indigenous governance and peoplehood emerge through everyday matrices of interdependent relation that cannot be conceptualized as merely...

... Before the start of the colonial period, reciprocal gift giving was a central aspect of statecraft in the Sokoto caliphate. The reorganization of government institutions during the early colonial period criminalized well-established practices even while undermining officials’ incomes...

... to governing risk and security, only now under a different name, suggesting that what the book has called the endangered city may remain a condition of urban government, politics, and everyday life for the foreseeable future. However, if the world has indeed entered a new historical age, as scientists...

... Historically, discourses of Black criminality have been bound to depictions of Black people as unable to form and maintain proper families and domesticities. However, what if those patterns taken to be deviant and dysfunctional were instead understood as expressive of modes of governance...

... The Trade Union Federation of Bolivian Mineworkers ( fstmb ) held an emergency congress in the mining district of Siglo XX from 20 to 22 October 1986. Two months earlier, the government had forcibly shut down a major protest march responding to the mining crisis and the massive layoffs...

... This chapter argues that a historical understanding of the government of species illuminates the present conjunction of neoliberal austerity with neoconservative expansions of security powers. In an era in which the international dominance of the United States shows signs of decline...