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... unpacked the geopolitical notions of buffer and backyard, and the idea of prosthetic territory—a phantasmatic extension of the national self where dreams and aspirations are mobilized, deployed, and (re)animated—is introduced. phantom pains prosthetics territorial dispute Russia China ...

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... are also unpacked the geopolitical notions of buffer and backyard, and the idea of prosthetic territory—a phantasmatic extension of the national self where dreams and aspirations are mobilized, deployed, and (re)animated—is introduced. phantom pains prosthetics territorial dispute Russia China...

... in which the financing and construction of railroads was being debated. 1 In 1904, Bolivia and Chile signed the Treaty for Peace and Friendship, which obliged Chile to build the railroad between Arica and La Paz. 2 The year before, the Treaty of Petropolis resolved the territorial dispute between Bolivia...

... the Treaty for Peace and Friendship, which obliged Chile to build the railroad between Arica and La Paz. 2 The year before, the Treaty of Petropolis resolved the territorial dispute between Bolivia and Brazil—the former would cede the rubber-rich Acre region and the latter agreed to build the Madeira-Mamoré...

... Coercive forms of armed governance have little direct interest in free markets. Armed dominions monopolize urban economies in a shifting intersectional and disputed (not shared in any positive sense) fabric. This concept differs from parallel power, since the strategies of armed dominion require...

... The epilogue turns to the Wet’suwet’en territories near Smithers, and to a new kind of War in the Woods. During the past decade, Gitxsan and Wet’suwet’en land defenders established new checkpoints and blockades in response to a profusion of new pipeline projects and disagreements over logging...

... in the Pacific, which included incorporation of Hawai‘i as a colonial territory, motivated in part by interest in Pearl Harbor as a site for a naval base. Then on Veterans Day 2010 the Sean Hannity Fox news program criticized one of the workshops as promoting anti-American and antimilitary ideologies. The Fox...

... sacred forces of the surrounding volcanoes. After fleeing from her abusive marriage with a jealous old mallku (native lord) incarnated in the Asanaques mountain, she travels with her children, along the way shaping the Andean landscape of the region and defining the historical territory...

... in 2008, the UPP has aimed to confront armed criminal groups in the favela, but it quickly came to represent a new model of intensified social control and repression in Rio. Despite the existence of a war on drugs and control of territories as a way to win the support of the whole city with an allusion...

... The valley of Cochabamba was perhaps the richest agricultural region in the highland Andes before the Spanish conquest. One of the most revealing sources for understanding Inka systems of territorial control and demographic relocation comes from a legal dispute in 1556 between the caciques...

... soldiers who fought in the arduous conditions of the Chaco and to the benefit of foreign interests, especially Standard Oil Company. While historians have since discounted the assumptions that the war was promoted by oil companies and that the Chaco territory in dispute contained significant oil reserves...

..., more chaotic rhythm. These developments were overshadowed 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...

..., especially Standard Oil Company. While historians have since discounted the assumptions that the war was promoted by oil companies and that the Chaco territory in dispute contained significant oil reserves, these were common notions at the time in the popular press. Marof’s most famous work concluded...