... Chapter 1 explains the nature of speculative, financialized, multinational pharmaceutical capital. It focuses primarily on the logics that drive the Euro-American, R&D-driven pharmaceutical industry, to argue how an industry that is captured by capital is one that, structurally...

... the proximity of Japanese-Korean relations and differs markedly from the Euro-American colonial context. Into the Light Kim Saryang misrecognition colonized I-novel proximate empire ...

... This chapter explores how some of the historical relations between authority and suspicion work to constitute modern democratic politics and shape modern liberal social imaginaries in order to better understand the contemporary predicaments of Muslims in Euro-America. It highlights a central...

... focuses on the communities of Masafer Yatta and their strategy of building active solidarities with “bodies that count” (Israeli and Euro-American solidarity activists) in an attempt to produce connection and countervisibility in the face of the violent logics of isolation and colonial erasure. Through...

..., it is generally not counted in Euro-American descriptions of “Asianness.” When it comes to representing the region, the portrayals border on extreme exoticization or sweeping generalizations. Chapter 8 analyzes the construction of South Asia and the Indian subcontinent within video games. In doing so, it invokes...

... in thinking through the kind of political potential this medium could have. The chapter outlines how Nakai both prefigures important developments in Euro-American media theory by decades, and can at the same time still function as an important stimulus for thinking about media today. Nakai Masakazu...

... A critical first step in denaturalizing the category of voice entails understanding the common and naturalized meanings “voice” has in English, and by extension, in the Euro-Western context. While the sonorous and material aspects of voice typically serve as the constitutive outside when “voice...

... Kingdom (synthpop), continental Europe (Euro-disco), and the United States (R&B/funk) in which Europeans would emulate and appropriate Black US sounds, and then, finally, Black US artists would reappropriate these sounds now supposedly baptized in exclusively culturally alabastrine waters. Prince’s...

... This chapter challenges and expands upon how Euro-Americans conceive how a medical system “works.” Exploring the social and political context of medicine in a West African village—how indigenous medicine is embedded within social relations and organized by social groups, how disease...

... that emphasize the twinning of overpopulation and development discourses in the promotion of Euro-American forms of kinship. National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) performance gender class color ...

... 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 reproducing this counter-narrative of Wright’s associations with modern Indonesia, this book explores the multiplicity of a world not flattened by Euro-American modernity but reimagined as radically heterogeneous. The Color Curtai n Afro-Asian studies postcolonial studies Congress for Cultural...

... Following key military victories in the early 1820s, Simón Bolívar and many other founding fathers embarked on a nation-building process that had at its heart the goal of establishing a republic that could not only maintain its independence but also be welcome into the Euro-Atlantic community...