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... air power settler colonialism remote control Cold War technoscientific scenes ...

.... The Firebee drone by Ryan Aeronautical, this chapter argues, helped institute a new unmanned aerial technopolitical regime in the borderlands—a regime that disavowed human intervention through remote control and push-button warfare. Actors interpreted unmanned technopolitics through technoscientific scenes...

... about contagions, and in part by new technologies, these shifts in gaze reached their pinnacle in the colonial fantasy of an urban panopticon, an all-seeing gaze capable of establishing a kind remote control over the city. Bandung surveillance urban development governmentality colonialism ...

.... In exile, they confronted the ANC External Mission's lack of a directive role in the revolts of the 1970s, including the Durban Moment and the Soweto Uprising. Not unlike the apartheid state, the External Mission's revolution by remote control proceeded with very limited knowledge of ground realities...

... by capitalism, in part by fears about contagions, and in part by new technologies, these shifts in gaze reached their pinnacle in the colonial fantasy of an urban panopticon, an all-seeing gaze capable of establishing a kind remote control over the city. Bandung surveillance urban development...

... of a directive role in the revolts of the 1970s, including the Durban Moment and the Soweto Uprising. Not unlike the apartheid state, the External Mission's revolution by remote control proceeded with very limited knowledge of ground realities. Merebank activists worked with these limitations in unique ways...

... such as unmanned aerial systems, agents conducting sign cutting, relay towers, remote video surveillance systems, and imaging sensors. This approach responded to how settler nativist, conservative, and even liberal discoursers addressed the uncertainties of the post–Cold War world and the maneuvers of enemies...

..., domesticated, and made into allies in sculpting resilient environmental infrastructure. The chapter introduces, in miniature, recurring themes that have to do with the historical matrices out of which wave science arrives, with folklore, record keeping, physical scale models, computer simulations, remote...

... population. Under permanent assault by the military, the population did not provide the enthusiastic support expressed by workers in the remote highland mines or students and intellectuals in the distant cities. Guevara’s celebrated diary provides a gripping, day-to-day account of his fateful Bolivian...