... Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 International License 2018 This is an open access article distributed under the terms of a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0). Alessandra Sanguinetti West Bank Gaza children enclosure ...

... conquest and settlement, as well as the enclosure of commons in Western Europe, also reconfigured ownership itself. The developments known as dispossession were simultaneously processes of propertization: things owned in indigenous and feudal forms were transformed into modern property, which permits...

... produced the fantasy of there being no alternative to modern European law and modern European state formation, the story of the Enclosures within Europe also writes over and erases the memory of commoning practices by criminalizing what were long held, if often seasonally determined, temporally variable...

... as sacred markers of difference qua division—that is, as safeguards of identity—which then serve either as pillars of self-enclosure or platforms for expansion and the conquest of the other. This pertains to the internal space as well: it is the paramount gesture of creating internal borders of division...

... and in the enclosure in relation to language it enforces—there is a sort of being that practices language in philosophical explication, and this being is, insofar as it is itself, capable of being schooled. It is a being that is to have been, I wish to notice, a pedagogically capable subject. At the same time...

... would the university create? What type of totalitarianism, and what sort of subjection, would it establish? Would it perhaps be a totality that would no longer require enclosures or interiors, because every exterior would already be within its enclosure? An electronic enclosure, for example, 5...

... in enclosure. Indeed, the long and often murky history of the field of futures studies in the United States and Europe points to the appropriation of futures projections and techniques as instruments of neoconservative control, modernist planning, and elite technocratic capture. 3 The ontological...

... that time, the loneliness, that I felt. And the territorial enclosure. I know that I could have left, and I also know that I could not have left Chile. I know that those of us who stayed, stayed, and I know how we stayed. It was precisely in this atmosphere that I began to write my first novel. 1 Its...

... often ignored or dismissed, Hartman destitutes anarchism and the general strike to open their conceptual enclosures and return them to the “insurgent ground” of Black feminist refusal and survival. 84 In this account of the uncounted-on strike, the vital practices of sociality, collective knowledge...

... borders and the evasion of state enclosures either of private property or Indigenous territory. 24 Holding multiple lineages, Quechua Ayopayans have long traversed haciendas, mines, and ayllu communities in ways that produce a disparateness that remains unresolved. Importantly, the so-called...

...-circuit the operation of coloniality through debt and austerity. Concretely, it indexes the will to interrupt pension cuts; rising utility costs; privatization; new rounds of enclosure of land, coasts, and the city; the coupling of tax exemptions for the rich, creditors, and corporations with regressive...

... of production. Its enclosure suggests the fear it inspires, the mistrust that its power elicits. After all, it has the capacity to develop the imagination we require to create a world in which the use of common goods doesn't give rise to the sad affects of tragedy but rather to the joyful affects of which...

... as a set of bars on the screen. The chimp responds to the enclosure—distraught, it beats its chest; it rattles the bars, beats its legs in frustration, leaps forward and upward, and clings to the bars. WHISTLE FROM OFF STAGE. Lecturer: Many of us by now have seen Laurie Anderson's dog...

... the concept of “security” refers neither to the enclosure nor to the emptying of public places as protection, for these tendencies would be in direct opposition to the project of consolidating social ties. 10 The feminist praxis of striking also takes the form of occupying public space...

.... The elimination of the natives is an organizing principal of settler-colonial societies that aim to establish themselves on the natives' territory. The prison-as-elimination involves the killing of the colonized through their encampment, enclosure, segregation, separation, and isolation in a “living cemetery.” 1...