... imperialism capitalism geographical determinism biological determinism taxonomy ...

... imperialism capitalism geographic determinism biological determinism taxonomy ...

... Imperialism, both discursive and material, extended European rule over space-time, land and water, and peoples. Geographical and biological determinism explained superior and inferior varieties (races), and taxonomy segregated, assigned natures, and ranked all of the planet’s life forms. Those...

... Imperialism, both discursive and material, extended European rule over the earth. Geographic and biological determinisms explained superior and inferior human varieties (races), justifying extraterritorial powers, and taxonomy named, classified, and ranked all life-forms, installing order amid...

... forward an alternative framework for ICT governance in the KRI that is focused on fluid and shifting geographical, sociocultural, and political considerations. By following this framework, ICTs would adapt to Indigenous ways of knowing and living, helping to ensure self-determination and reduce...

.... Arguing, finally, that technologies are always uniquely distributed in the chronological, geographic, and social dimensions of history, this chapter concludes by proposing alternative methodologies for mapping and making sense of technologies in the current historical conjuncture. media studies...

... In the quest of Castilian slave owners to identify the imperial (i.e., Spanish vs. Portuguese) and geographical origins of indio litigants, witnesses and litigants navigated physiognomic identity markers and other criteria, including markings and language, which ultimately helped determine...

... US engagements with the Caribbean (Manifest Destiny and the Monroe Doctrine among them) have long been rooted in the notion that US-Americans are the divinely ordained leaders of their inferior neighbors to the south, especially of those whose geographical smallness provides concrete and clearly...

... undertakings of the developmental state and the state's consequential impact on Jumma access to land and resources. This chapter ultimately positions the Jumma's presence in both theoretical and geographical borderlands in Bangladesh in relation to Bengali majoritarianism and ongoing constitutional rights...

... geographical, sociocultural, and political considerations. By following this framework, ICTs would adapt to Indigenous ways of knowing and living, helping to ensure self-determination and reduce the ongoing disenfranchisement of Indigenous Peoples in pursuit of a falsely purported borderless communications...

... ordained leaders of their inferior neighbors to the south, especially of those whose geographical smallness provides concrete and clearly divinely determined evidence of their inferiority. The US-Anglophone Caribbean relationship is also shaped by both the archipelago and the continental nation’s...

.... The Saint became a battleground where those concerned with the escalating crisis clashed with those determined to protect the rights of gay men to sexual freedom. sexual intercourse the Saint AIDS Larry Kramer Klaus Nomi Released in late 1982, Michael Jackson’s Thriller dominated the year...