.... Nationalism in fact privileges the few at the expense of the many, and the nation-state installs and interpellates hierarchies of race, gender, sexuality, class, and citizenship. nationalism nation-state sovereignty multilateralism ...

... and forms of colonial power are expressed through the domain of life itself, through the body and its environments. This work, however, must be approached carefully and disentangled from a posthuman idealism that romanticizes the worlds of animals, environments, bodies, and things at the expense...

... several steps removed from the phenomenon itself. For example, we listen for “opera,” “arias,” and a particular “operatic” sonority; we endorse and validate the experiences we have in accordance with these predetermined categories at the expense of other experiences, even though other articulations...

... argues that critical appraisals of CSR must consider the kinds of responsibilities its current frameworks presume and seek to promote, at the expense of alternatives such as rights, obligations, and consent. mining corporate social responsibility social movements responsibilization ...

... Brazilians had long used Fernando de Noronha’s convict society as a foil to comprehend and define mainland social norms and the meanings of freedom. The Brazilian state’s need for cheap labor for public works, its lack of prison capacity, and the expense of maintaining prisoners separated...

... in the identification of paradigms of understanding, schadenfreude, the pleasure at the expense of someone’s discomfort and unease? So what gain does this unease bring? This chapter introduces a whole new reading of Beckett’s Endgame in an Indian postgraduate classroom with students of varying cultures and linguistic...

... and the other tin barons for their repression of labor, their tight control over government policy, and their fabulous private accumulation at the expense of the national interest. Augusto Céspedes (1904–97) was a dynamic journalist, intellectual, and political leader of the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement...

... was particularly concerned that these women prioritized their immediate and petty profits at the expense of the development of the industry as a whole. The conflict between local advocates of the reform of old customs and these women was couched as a problem of the backwardness of Okinawan culture...

... narrative is that we live in a grossly unequal world in which the richest one percent are rewarded at the expense of everyone else, and that unrestrained market-forces marginalize and exclude ever-greater numbers of people, condemning them to subalternity. The chapter examines the origins of OWS, and its...

... problems in the identification of paradigms of understanding, schadenfreude, the pleasure at the expense of someone’s discomfort and unease? So what gain does this unease bring? This chapter introduces a whole new reading of Beckett’s Endgame in an Indian postgraduate classroom with students of varying...

..., it was concerned with establishing a persuasive commonsense narrative. The OWS narrative is that we live in a grossly unequal world in which the richest one percent are rewarded at the expense of everyone else, and that unrestrained market-forces marginalize and exclude ever-greater numbers of people, condemning...

... that critical appraisals of CSR must consider the kinds of responsibilities its current frameworks presume and seek to promote, at the expense of alternatives such as rights, obligations, and consent. mining corporate social responsibility social movements responsibilization ...

... that was wrong with the political and economic order. They attacked Patiño and the other tin barons for their repression of labor, their tight control over government policy, and their fabulous private accumulation at the expense of the national interest. Augusto Céspedes (1904–97) was a dynamic journalist...