... journalistic practice took him to Vietnam and later China where he risked his credibility and passport to inform the world about what he learned. William Worthy Clarence Adams The Korean War Prisoners of War (POWs) State Department Passport Regulations Zhou Enlai ...

... This chapter argues that the Haudenosaunee Confederacy's use of their own passports poses a quiet but powerful challenge to extant state power in the realm of passports. In doing so, this chapter argues that the Haudenosaunee passport is instrumentally reshaping the concept of self-determination...

... Passports draw lines of belonging and exclusion not only at international borders but also within nation-states. In chapter 7, Rachel E. Rosenbloom describes the rush of passport applications occasioned by the imposition of new documentation requirements for U.S. citizens entering the United...

... Haudenosaunee passport UNDRIP self-determination transborder ...

... grammar futurity sonic frequency passport photos refusal fugitivity ...

... race birth certificates passports birthright citizenship Mexico-U.S. ...

... American Revolution colonial New York the Book of Negroes lantern laws passports ...

... William Worthy Clarence Adams The Korean War Prisoners of War (POWs) State Department Passport Regulations Zhou Enlai ...

... to happen. It is a performance of a future that hasn’t yet happened but must. The chapter uses a black feminist conception of practice to think beyond conventional notions of resistance as the primary model for understanding the relationship of marginalized subjects to power. Focusing on the passport...

... as on the documents required to prove citizenship. Passports draw lines of belonging and exclusion not only at international borders but also within nation-states. In chapter 7, Rachel E. Rosenbloom describes the rush of passport applications occasioned by the imposition of new documentation requirements...

... displacement dialogue This chapter argues that the Haudenosaunee Confederacy's use of their own passports poses a quiet but powerful challenge to extant state power in the realm of passports. In doing so, this chapter argues that the Haudenosaunee passport is instrumentally reshaping the concept of self...

... risked his credibility and passport to inform the world about what he learned. William Worthy Clarence Adams The Korean War Prisoners of War (POWs) State Department Passport Regulations Zhou Enlai ...

... This chapter is a close study of different notions of identity, recognizing in particular the development of system identity. While social identity is an identity continually renegotiated through linguistic interactions and social performances, bureaucratic identity—glimpsed in passports...