...Jay Garcia This essay argues that “New Negro” and “Young American” writings from the early twentieth century reward rereading in concert with Antonio Gramsci’s concept of a “national-popular” and as instances of theoretical production in themselves. Focusing on the work of Randolph Bourne (1886...

... of the Afghani- stan/Iraq invasions as another moment in a continual “Permanent War” (chapter 3) extends Randolph Bourne’s assertion that “war is the health to the State”—that is, the nation-state’s normal political conduct at its most essential. Mutually constitutive and codependent, war...

... Princess ultimately realizes its inclinations toward Divine Anarchy, nonetheless notes that in the late 1910s, when Du Bois called for black Americans to ‘‘close ranks’’ in support of the Allied war effort, his thought had much in common with the technocratic version of pragmatism Randolph Bourne...