... analogy of upward mobility, linking Asian racialization to a negative form of capital. The chapter argues that the particular interplay of Asian racialization and capital is a necessary feature of settler colonialism, which uniquely triangulates Native, alien, and settler positions within competing logics...

... solely for their local-specific funds of knowledge. In so doing, fieldworkers find themselves caught between the work they are expected to do and the skill development they have been told will allow them some form of upward mobility. For many fieldworkers, the end result is simply a doubling and tripling...

... of this channel is the way it works to shore up the global orientation of young, urban, middle-class internationalist subjects, consolidating their consciousness of their own perceived potential for future mobility both outward, toward the global, and upward, toward upper-middle-class consumer lifestyles...

... Republic and the US South as centers of communal political organizing. By involving himself in religious and political activities in each place, Astwood built his reputation as a moral leader and achieved upward mobility. His participation in the fight for Black rights in New Orleans ultimately landed him...

... the world. Barrancabermeja illustrates how the upward redistribution of global wealth emerges from a wellspring of imposed disorder and how the spatial coordinates of class power in Colombia have recohered around regional development poles based in extractive industries. These nodes of capitalist power...

... Florida is home to free-ranging rhesus macaques ( Macaca mulatta ). This chapter follows these wild animals from the national mediascape to the state legislature, from suburban enclaves and animal rescue facilities to Silver Springs State Park. Upward of 130 monkeys live along the Silver River...

.... The next show featured Keith Haring, whose career continued on its upward trajectory and included a collaborative project with the U.S. choreographer and dancer Bill T. Jones. Basquiat, meanwhile, released “Beat Bop,” a ten-minute experimental rap track, yet flickered in and out of the party scene until...

...: oil to be located. In large part, diagrams made this choice of priorities, and the evacuation of conscience, appear normal. Substances at depth rose—if not in the past, then now, and if not now, then later. In the lifetime of my informants, geologists had married this model of upward flows...

... This chapter looks at Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man and Toni Morrison’s Jazz , two novels that riff on the African American migration narrative, the movement of black bodies from the South to the North in the early part of the twentieth century. While this upward narrative promised...

... in each place, Astwood built his reputation as a moral leader and achieved upward mobility. His participation in the fight for Black rights in New Orleans ultimately landed him the position of US consul to Santo Domingo. migration Reconstruction Protestantism Samaná New Orleans ...

... told will allow them some form of upward mobility. For many fieldworkers, the end result is simply a doubling and tripling of their labor. corruption urban/rural racialization funds of knowledge labor NGO mobility In chapter ten, Shankar explores questions of primitive accumulation...

.... In the lifetime of my informants, geologists had married this model of upward flows to the economic scenarios of supply and demand. Hydrocarbons, they had come to assume, left the ground and entered the global market in one natural, entirely ordinary progression. Even their efforts to reduce carbon emissions...

..., selling every piece but one before opening night. The next show featured Keith Haring, whose career continued on its upward trajectory and included a collaborative project with the U.S. choreographer and dancer Bill T. Jones. Basquiat, meanwhile, released “Beat Bop,” a ten-minute experimental rap track...