...Henry A. Giroux Duke University Press 2001 Mis/Education and Zero Tolerance: Disposable Youth and the Politics of Domestic Militarization Henry A. Giroux There is growing evidence in American life that citizenship is being...

...David Golumbia The question of the militarization of language emerges from the politics surrounding cryptography, or the use of encryption in contemporary networked digital technology, and the intersection of encryption with the politics of language. Ultimately, cryptographic politics aims...

...Samuel Weber Militarization is effective generally through its ability to mobilize not just thinking but also feelings. But any investigation of militarization, whether focused on thinking or feeling, will remain abstract if it does not also consider the forms in which violence occurs...

...Bruce Robbins War photography, a pervasive aspect of the militarization of everyday life, seems to work on the commonsensical premise that the world needs to know in order to be able to make proper decisions, in order to act. But what happens when war photographs age, when the events they recorded...

... by asking whether there are, among states, suicide states? What kind of destruction, what kind of politics, are thereby made manifest? My concerns ultimately align, I hope, with the knowledge of militarization . © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 suicide militarization destruction Samson...

...” that reveals myth as such and thereby opens the possibility of justice beyond law and beyond the myth of possession fundamental to positive law and knowledge, including mathematized and strategically militarized knowledge. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 Walter Benjamin deconstruction...

...Anders Engberg-Pedersen In the twenty-first century, warfare has increasingly become pervaded by fictions. Using carefully crafted virtual worlds to train, prepare, and process military engagements, the US military has co-opted and militarized a field that one does not usually associate with war...

.... Lilly’s work sits at the crossroads of many vectors in postwar American culture: the birth of the counterculture from the spirit of Cold War militarized science; the cybernetic dream of flattening the differences between animal, human, machine, and alien intelligence; the exploration of otherness through...

...Paul A. Bové © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 The Militarization of Knowledge Introductory Note Paul A. Bové In November 2015, boundary 2 sponsored a conference at the Uni- versity...

... over a divergent mass that has no recognizable institutions of political expression. The militarization of Sudanese society is concurrent with the establishment of the independent nation-state, with the first civil war between the north and south breaking out in 1955. Although a definite...

...” revived terrorism as a moralized, irratio- The Militarization of Knowledge Dossier / Bourg 79 nal, and politicized theme (140). Terrorism was related to Islam, right-wing­ extremism, small wars, and weapons of mass destruction. By the late 1990s, these had gathered...

... length, invit- ing us to be appalled and disgusted but not directly threatened. Fully half of his uses of horror couple it with some other emotion: scorn and horror, dis- The Militarization of Knowledge Dossier / Simpson 143 gust and horror, shame and horror, horror and alarm...

...—but how? I was not entirely sure, though I was particularly interested in exploring the way Kurosawa’s work provided a discursive opening for rethinking political issues such as fascism, imperialism, and militarism with a transnational awareness. Mainly because of the lack of time...

... Stakeholders The Technology Readiness Level (TRL) framework provides a sys- tematic approach for knowledge development and operational implementa- tion. This approach recognizes the pivotal but distinct roles of fundamental The Militarization of Knowledge Dossier / Balaban and Yankaskas 5...

... of money rather than the origins of demand (AC, 128; AK, 123).20 Her answer is that the realization of surplus value, which “appears as indispensable as it looks impossible,” is indeed satisfied by the existence of a real exteriority: namely, the two markets of the colonies and militarism...

... University and is director of that university’s Paris Program in Critical Theory. He is currently completing a book entitled “Toward a Politics and Poetics of Singularity.” Previous publications include Targets of Opportunity: On the Militarization of Thinking and Benjamin’s ‑abilities. Kurt Yankaskas...

.... The political- economic conditions of the decolonized state s legitimate inclusion within the international sys- tem calls for securing the economic sector so as to ensure continued pro- ductivity in a way that, more often than not, results in a militarized or quasi- militarized regime of control in tension...

... and Literature: An Introduction to Autopoetics. For- ward by N. Katherine Hayles. Urbana and Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 2006. Medovoi, Leerom. Rebels: Youth and the Cold War Origins of Identity. New Ameri- canists. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 2005. Moon, Seungsook. Militarized Modernity...

... some perceptible restraint on such militarism, or for that matter what it would take to get something done about the economic disparities that militarism feeds on. While such questions remain insistent, so will inquiries into cosmopolitanism. This is a site where important think- ing must...

... to Afghanistan, where he focuses on the practice and poetics of journalism, militarism in the greater Middle East, and the politics of representation. His work has appeared in Media, War, and Conflict ; Applied Journalism and Media Studies ; Viewpoint Magazine ; Kyoto Journal ; and HAU: Journal...