... in the “humanitarian” detention of children at Europe's borders. This essay examines the partial reinscription of colonial histories and their racist aftermaths in current technologies of surveillance, capture and detention. Adapting the figure of the Möbius strip to envision the relationship between camp and polis...

... between the revolution concept and the anticolonial imperative might once again do. [email protected] © 2021 Nasser Abourahme 2021 This is an open access article distributed under the terms of a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). revolution anticolonialism commune camp...

... undertaken by groups of artists in Tuscany in 1976 to rally the general public in solidarity with Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, caught under siege in the Tal al-Zaatar camp. Past Disquiet is a long-term research project that has taken the form of a touring archival and documentary exhibition 1...

... and for all and in a contractual manner for their own good? In the Argentinean concentration camps, the torturers also attended the operating rooms or knew what happened within them; they were free to court as if they were looking for consent from women free to agree to go on dates to the bar at Rond Point...

... as a failure prescribed by the arc of transcontinental Third Worldism, Abourahme locates an enduring “line of flight” in creative practices of making autonomous territory to forge what he calls the Palestinian camp-commune. In its experimentation with a militant, antistatist autonomy, the anticolonialism...

... exposes but also confronts the hypocrisy of our academic institutions. They proclaim their abhorrence of war and atrocities, but this abhorrence excludes Israel's colonial war against the Palestinians. By proclaiming love, solidarity, and struggle, we attach ourselves to Palestinians. Our camp is our...

... to their Lebanese allies and the Palestinian civilians in the camps. 1 At the port of Beirut, they boarded passenger ships flying the Greek flag. 2 The Atlantis , one of these vessels, previously deployed for tourists to the Aegean islands, brought chair Arafat and the PLO leadership to Piraeus. 3...

... in detention centers or in camps near borders are men: admittedly the number of male migrants is greater in these places than women, but it appears that the gendered aspect of thanato-political resistance is already in play. Indeed, what do these hunger strikes and forms of self-abuse practiced by men tell us...

... for independence. [First president of Algeria Ahmed] Ben Bella intervened with Nasser for the release of three detainees from a concentration camp—my husband, Lotfallah Soliman, and [leftist writer and editor] Lutfi al-Khuli. Ben Bella offered ‘Ali a post in the presidency as an economic and legal advisor. When...

... Abourahme spoke about inhabitation in the context of Palestinian refugee camps as a space of refusal, a temporary space, a claim to waiting, rather than a claim to elsewhere. The interview and brief essays that follow offer further elaboration. Figure 2. “Mary Cook,” film still from Across...

..., Salti and Khouri highlight a 1976 public action by art and worker collectives based in France and Italy to end the siege on Palestinians in the Tal al-Zaatar refugee camp in Lebanon. The challenge of solidarity outside the market and the gallery is at the center of this intervention. The second...

... the Palestinians the capacity to take the colonial master by surprise, not out of spontaneity but as the culmination of a historical moment that had begun in the refugee camp of Jabaliya almost thirty-six years earlier, the same refugee camp that has been largely destroyed during the current war. I have been...

... logic of humanitarian detention through the visual rhetoric of the refugee “crisis” and turns to Blue Sky from Pain , an experimental short film on abandoned camps at the Greek-Turkish border that documents arts of memory, persistence, dissidence, and revolt within detention. Challenging dominant...

... . 13. It is worth noting that while Amel locates Said within the Foucauldian camp, Amel distinguishes between the two. Reservations notwithstanding, Amel argues that Foucault's “cultural structuralism” does not deny the existence (and the difference) of “orders of knowledge” since his work...

..., of the docile troop, of the regiment in camp and in the field, on maneuvers and on exercises.” 14 Politics as the continuation of war refers to the militarization of society as a tactic for securing the absence of violence. My point is that there is no question here of Foucault conflating politics...

... Related sentiments surface across a range of proximate contexts. These might be the “structural deferral of reparations for slavery,” the “political deferral” of “international development programs and refugee camps,” or the transitional discourse of human rights. 4 On this last point, Robert Meister...

... to a constituent desire for a new founding, the direction of this founding imposed by the AKP's leadership was far from embracing and articulating the hopes and desires of a significant majority. Instead, the almost symmetrical division of the “yes” and “no” camps, regardless of whether electoral fraud played...

... expressed what he had had in mind for Krise und Kritik : The journal was planned as an organ in which experts from the bourgeois camp were to undertake to depict the crisis in science and art. This was meant to demonstrate to the bourgeois intelligentsia that the methods of dialectical materialism...

... (a brother of the leader of the Merkits) 55 by the warrior Yisügei, with whom she later conceives Temüjin. After Tartars murder Yisügei while he is traveling, Hö’elün is abandoned by Yisügei's followers. On her own, she raises her five children along with other children in the camp in a state...

... and most fundamental knowledge of this land. Instead of waiting for the victims to speak, we can consider how the perpetrators committed their crimes. We do not need to search for concentration camps similar to the ones found in Europe but can simply look around neighborhoods throughout Turkey...