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... Canton Asylum for Insane Indians medical confinement land dispossession ...

... This chapter centers on the Canton Asylum for Insane Indians in Canton, South Dakota, the first and only institution designed solely for Indigenous confinement on psychiatric grounds. Reading across the grain of medical association proceedings, boarding school publications, photographs...

... community mental health covert medication home confinement maternal labor supplementation ...

.... These family practices thus exist as maternal supplements to the state’s community mental health interventions and their biopolitical paternalism. community mental health covert medication home confinement maternal labor supplementation ...

... Advancing the concept abjectivity, the authors interrogate how the biopolitics of citizenship and governmentality—surveillance, immigration documents, employment forms, birth certificates, tax forms, drivers’ licenses, credit card applications, bank accounts, medical insurance, car insurance...

... This chapter provides a history of California’s institutions from the 1950s into the present. While the population of people living in institutions has declined dramatically, some disabled people are still confined for life. Today, these institutions resist closure by integrating criminal...

... Part 2 focuses on the rich cultural assets of diasporic cultures in the United States and how artists and organizers are reconciling identities and connection to geographies beyond the confines of geopolitical borders. Contributions cover shifting narratives around immigration and changing...

... Advancing the concept abjectivity, the authors interrogate how the biopolitics of citizenship and governmentality—surveillance, immigration documents, employment forms, birth certificates, tax forms, drivers’ licenses, credit card applications, bank accounts, medical insurance, car insurance...

..., and Karl Marx knew it. Yet part of its magic lies beyond Marx’s calculations and it was Georges Bataille who showed that. Bataille shows how (labor) power or energy was not confined to the working day. It can even be traced through the symbolism on coinage. From the grotesque coinage of ancient Gauls...