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... Progressives surplus population surplus value Frank Norris ...

... surplus populations border-bodies population mathematics neo-Malthusianism neoliberalism ...

... delegated performance racialized labor surplus populations Venice Biennale art fair ...

... with disciplining gendered and racialized labor and also extracting nonlabor surplus value from disabled populations. The history of institutions shows that the transition away from laissez-faire included developing the carceral system. Progressives surplus population surplus value Frank Norris ...

... a celebratory narrative of Chinese capitalism or south–south cooperation, the chapter demonstrates how profits are squeezed from the edge of formal economies and racialized surplus populations. Such economic practices of enclaving and extraction have overall underdeveloping effects that retrench uneven...

... of Chinese capitalism or south–south cooperation, the chapter demonstrates how profits are squeezed from the edge of formal economies and racialized surplus populations. Such economic practices of enclaving and extraction have overall underdeveloping effects that retrench uneven geographies of accumulation...

... Chapter 5 probes the racialized extraction of labor-power from so-called surplus populations in the emergent category of delegated performance as exemplified by Santiago Sierra’s 133 Persons Paid to Have Their Hair Dyed Blonde . Sierra located and identified a contradiction implemented...

... is humanity's division into multiple racially typed class fractions. This involves making a distinction between solvent and insolvent human persons. And it involves a planetary-scale division between the “mobile part of humanity” and “wandering humanity.” surplus populations border-bodies population...

... The concluding coda takes a stance against population as a useful concept. Climate change has recharged the concept of population within policy and politics. In contrast, the coda argues that population, as a concept for governing human fertility, is infused with racisms and dangerous...

... Arc I tells a U.S. Cold War–era story of data practices that generated “economy” and “population” as calculative objects of national governance and intervention. At stake at the intersection of economy and population was the calculation of how life contributes to gdp, and hence...

..., and multiculturalism. Their works point to the capacity of the neoliberal border to recruit and restrict surplus labor populations from around the world while preserving the racialized abstractions that surround both high-tech, flexible Asian labor and working-class labor. As such, free trade becomes a further conduit...

... it—or even perceives itself on the verge of an event. A perceptual arms race ensues. The ontopower mobilized by the apparatus of war is under intense pressure, exerted by its own operative logic, to telescope into an interval smaller than the smallest perceivable, and to leverage processual surplus-value...