...The Struggle to Retain Disciplinary Recognition<subtitle>How to “Defend” a Discipline in Nineteenth–Century England</subtitle> ...

... do we preserve our capacity to grasp an existing system of domination in its totality while retaining a meaningful grounding in the concrete manifestation of this power in our daily lives? Patrisse Cullors Black Lives Matter T. J. Demos ...

... traditions retained by southern migrants to Oakland, as well as the regional influences of initiatives confronting police brutality, such as community action patrols in Watts. The Panthers would come to recognize the limitations of their armed stance and adopt organization-building tactics aimed at providing...

... anthropologists better serve the populations they work with and retain some control over the applications of their work. anthropological funding military anthropology CIA anthropology ...

... by the reopening of Danceteria on 21st Street. The venue retained its multifloor entertainment trajectory but within months Rudolf Piper and manager John Argento forced out Jim Fouratt, claiming he was too difficult to work with. A legal dispute ensued while Ruth Polsky took on the role of hiring live bands...

... challenges to their efforts to retain autonomy over their community. This chapter examines the city's built presences and absences as sites of encounter through which competing groups negotiated colonial rule. Indian refusal unbuilding trade colonialism ...

... of Indigenous objects. In a deliberate inversion of the colonial gaze, visitors were invited to examine the collector in his glass case. When the exhibition was later redesigned, the model was informally retained by museum staff but remained unrecorded in any database. With no official existence...

... Chapter 12 focuses on the emergence of Life as an organizing concept of biology and white life that retains a geologic-raced ground. It begins by examining how Black earth archives challenge white supremacy in its pursuit of claims to the surface and present. Focusing on the erasure of earth...

... related to longstanding practices of human surveillance as found in the neighborhood watch and spy networks. The analysis shows that late-colonial policing retained a distinctive dualism, with the bureaucratic logic of surveillance never fully displacing the state’s reliance on territorial authority...

... the cassette's egalitarianism and accessibility, yet to get stocked in record stores and played on radio stations they had to release music on vinyl or CD. Whatever its shortcomings, the cassette sold better than any other format in the late 1980s and retained a symbolic currency within indie culture...

..., religious family of illustrious ancestry but relatively modest means. In an unpublished memoir the author tells of her childhood passion for reading popular Urdu novels. She identified with female characters who retained the traditional feminine virtues while also acquiring modern educations and pursuing...

... history, is never fixed in words or images. Listening to discussions of the film and arguments about reasons to change or retain the original footage exposes not only warring narratives, but warring historiographies and underlying assumptions about the moral work of film in the memorial context...

... of culturally grounded art museums, marks the 1970s as the beginning of the current era, a period of new opportunities for artists of color, but one that retains from the past culturally coded pathways through the art world; systems that sift artists by “race” and ethnicity; and culturally separate institutions...

... relations. The chapter goes on to examine the widespread notion that Afro-Brazilians have been able to retain African traditions in ways that Black Americans have not. Through the close reading of travel narratives, analyses of ethnographic interviews with expatriates, and participant-observation of tours...

... project, and questions what role the public may retain in para-statal configurations in global health. real-world experiment malaria corporate social responsibility Ghana global health ...

... in these entrances through the effect of light, flash, generated through photography. One famed prom entrance dating from 2004 featured a young woman who orchestrated faux paparazzi to line the red carpet for the event. She did not hire the photographers to produce photographs (and in fact she did not retain...

... trope, it essentially retains its representation as a site foremost of attraction. This chapter argues that these films about the DMZ, by enabling the tourist gaze on an otherwise restricted site, propel it in its transition from the historical and material to the figurative, where it functions...

... Uganda, Tanzania, and Botswana solved this problem by retaining judges from the Caribbean and West Africa, especially Nigeria. To understand how colonial law and postcolonial solidarities shaped Africa’s military dictatorships, this chapter focuses on one judge, Sir Egbert Udo Udoma of Nigeria, who...

... to disperse their road blockades in the Cochabamba towns of Tolata and Epizana. The massacre shattered the legitimacy of the pact among highland Aymara peasants influenced by katarista radicalism, although the pact retained more force in other peasant sectors. ...