...Zachary Manfredi Abstract This piece discusses the author's experiences in the Occupy protests at the University of California, Berkeley, in 2011 and the initial travel-ban litigation in 2017. It contrasts the different roles law and violence played in each and reflects on the significance of mass...

...Ethan Madarieta Abstract This article concerns the ongoing hunger and death strikes of the Mapuche, Indigenous peoples whose territories, or Wallmapu, are currently settler-occupied territories of south-central Chile and southwestern Argentina. It argues that these hunger strikes are acts...

... Quṭb, each of whom occupies a central place in the archive of modern Islamic thought. The article reads the peripheries of their works, tracing the arcs formed by their incidental references to places around the world, and, ultimately, probing their location in anticolonialism and contemporary critical...

... in general. 6 As the broader student movement fought back against tuition hikes and mass layoffs, those of us in Ethnic Studies had to contend with the continued threat to our self-determination and existence as a department. Inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement, students created an encampment...

... as per international law, such as the settlement of the 1967 occupied territories—into a protected and guaranteed right. The ethnoracial national vision, as the organizing principle of the Jewish state, is not a contrivance only of the Nation-State Law. Rather, this vision is the culmination...

...). feminist political strategies strikes work stoppages occupations disappropriation After the massacre of students on October 2, 1968, feminists were the first to collectively take to the streets and occupy public spaces in the 1970s. In this article, we analyze the contexts, gestures...

... Tanzanians couldn't help but wonder why they weren't rioting or protesting. Against the backdrop of the Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street, and unrest across the world, they remained, as one editorial put it, quiescent, simply “sulking and mov[ing] on with their lives.” 2 Why? In this article, I offer...

... occupied a significant place within working-class mobilizations. A significant number of strikes have occurred not in the workplace but rather outside of it, in neighborhoods, on city streets, or on highways that link communities. And many more were carried out not by employees—that is, men and women...

... heads of household, we occupy a central role in the organization and self-management of networks of cooperation. Financial corporations exploit these community economies by charging commissions on benefits and wages and applying exorbitant interest rates on loans, credit cards, and microcredit...

...; if not, these working groups are doomed to self-destruction or to being hijacked away from psychotherapy's true stakes, for the benefit of some of its members (ill or healthy). 61 Those who spoke Arabic or Berber and knew these cultures (and who often occupied the more subaltern roles in the institution) were...

... of identity. For it emerges from within an illogical (or paralogical) foundation, where alterity is already assumed, assimilated, and ensconced in the requisite place it occupies in every narrative of crisis. Whatever alterities left governmentality might animate will emerge from the terrain of political...

... to a certain set of desires and values outside of the norm, not always intentionally but often from the grounds of conviction, pain, and rage. At the end of Zachary Manfredi's reflection on the role of the law in two particular moments of resistance in recent history—the Occupy movement and the initial...

... Jerusalem, Palestinian freedom strugglers became the main targets for political captivity and mass incarceration. On June 7, 1967, the Israeli occupying forces issued their first military proclamation. All legal authority over the occupied Palestinian territory would fall into the hands of the Israeli...

... to accentuate a political crisis that has remained hidden from international law, the academy, and the postcolonial margins. PROMESA, as legislation with plenary power, as austerity and colony, is the word of man. The “us” [ nosotras ] 10 in the equation has to do with the supposed passivity of the occupied...

... of the possibility of the existence of this class's contradictory opposite. Due to the exclusion of class from Said's analysis, the dominant bourgeois culture acquires a totalizing character that enables it to occupy the entire cultural space. From its dominant position, bourgeois culture aspires to abolish...

... as a Palestinian poet is that his best-known work is arguably I Saw Ramallah (1997)—a work of meditative autobiographical prose, not poetry. The text recounts his melancholic return to occupied Palestine after thirty years of exile, specifically his return to Ramallah and his native village, Deir Ghassanah...

... of the constitutionalism of the 1990s. As the country with the highest rates of inequality in the world, rates that are growing even after one of the most gruesome experiments in racial capitalist exploitation was legally ended, South Africa can only debatably be described as democratic. Sitting in assemblies in occupied...

... . Olabode Shola A. Digital Activism and Cyberconflicts in Nigeria: Occupy Nigeria, Boko Haram, and MEND . Bingley, UK : Emerald Group , 2018 . Oliveira Ricardo S. Magnificent and Beggar Land: Angola since the Civil War . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2015 . Orre Aslak...

..., in the occupied territories (of Gaza and the West Bank), with ID issues, with movement control issues, and then they sell those tools in other countries. So with the women's protests, we are just trying to exchange knowledge about tactics—what worked, what didn't work—to get inspired, actually, on how to organize...

... . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1983 . Duerfahrd Lance . “ The Road Free to All: Staging Waiting for Godot during the Occupy Wall Street Protests .” In Playing Offstage: The Theater as a Presence or Factor in the Real World , edited by Homan Sidney , 181 – 90 . London...