...Gil Hochberg Movement and the Ordering of Freedom: On Liberal Governances of Mobility . Kotef Hagar . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2015 . ix + 215 pp. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 References Arendt Hannah . 1958 . The Origins of Totalitarianism...

..., but the remastery of the tempo of history. Each of these case studies, threaded through Livermon's own Black queer dancing body, ground the assertion that kwaito has not only been influential in shaping future visions of freedom within South Africa, but has done so in a way that “empowers the centrality...

...Xavier Livermon This essay argues that liberation is as much a sociocultural construct as it is a political or economic one. Extending the South African queer scholar Mikki van Zyl's analysis of the distinction between citizenship and belonging, I examine the concept of freedom in postapartheid...

... of Connecticut. Books in Brief GLORIOUS FREEDOM Sexual and Religious Liberation in America Frederick S. Roden Love the Sin: Sexual Regulation and the Limits of Religious Tolerance Janet R. Jakobsen and Ann Pellegrini Boston: Beacon, 2004. xvii + 174 pp. Janet R. Jakobsen and Ann Pellegrini’s...

... to rooftops to streets to political discourses — aspire to greater political freedom by deploying imaginative and counterhegemonic practices. As queer domesticities open up interstitial sanctuaries in nationalist discourses and within the urban fabric, they are also unmade by competing postcolonial...

... what queer migrants might bring back home. I suggest that these repeated artistic homecomings trouble prevalent perceptions of migration as a movement from repression to freedom for queer migrants, perceptions that render such a return to the supposedly more “repressive” Dominican Republic undesirable...

... enact this biopolitics when their normatively non-Native and settler form distances Native people from sexual modernity, even as they seek modern sexual freedoms in the settler state. Homonationalism arises here, as one effect of settlement's naturalization and defense in U.S. queer modernities...

... and rights, freedom and democracy, public and private, church and state. They show that the boundaries between church and state, public and private, identity and rights, race, sexuality, and religion are not as clear as they might seem. The solutions they offer push far past demands for identity-based rights...

... of the relations of production, rather than as a realm of reproduction analogous to or functional for production, it is possible to develop a new understanding of both economic value and the values of social change, including justice, peace, and freedom. Through analyses of policy from the administrations...

...Bernie Lombardi Avilez's work in Black Queer Freedom is noteworthy for its interpretation of art not just as an exploration of a set of ideas on Black queer injury and impermanent freedom, but as activist work in and of itself. The aesthetic, according to Avilez, is a site of (not just...

... but hitching its program to the national obsession with natural selection, which was a way to legitimize their frank discussion of sex and to argue for the social and scientific value of the freedom to choose multiple partners. But some strands of sex radicalism of the period aimed neither to scientize sexual...

...: what would I risk for your freedom? If in your lawbreaking and storytelling I conjure spaces of trans freedom—liberated luxury purses for all the girls and freedom feels like being able to fuck when you want to and the ballroom scene full of feathers, plumes, bugle-beads, and thick cigarette smoke...

...Matt Franks Freedom with Violence: Race, Sexuality, and the US State . Reddy Chandan . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2011 . xiii + 303 pp . © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 Books in Brief Transforming Memories Susan K. Cahn Bodies of Evidence...

.... DOI 10.1215/10642684-2074566 BOOKS IN BRIEF 411 Queer Amendments Matt Franks Freedom with Violence: Race, Sexuality, and the US State Chandan Reddy Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2011. xiii + 303 pp. While popular accounts...

... BOOKS IN BRIEF 411 Queer Amendments Matt Franks Freedom with Violence: Race, Sexuality, and the US State Chandan Reddy Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2011. xiii + 303 pp. While popular accounts of the US state narrate its role in protecting the free- dom of sexual minorities...

... BOOKS IN BRIEF 411 Queer Amendments Matt Franks Freedom with Violence: Race, Sexuality, and the US State Chandan Reddy Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2011. xiii + 303 pp. While popular accounts of the US state narrate its role in protecting the free- dom of sexual minorities...

... her consent is claimed without her consent—because freedom as it is requires violence—Jordan declares “I am not wrong” and that “my name is my own my own my own” (Reddy 2011 ; Jordan 2005 : 311). Jordan doesn't want freedom in its historical or contemporary form—not if freedom means rape and war...

.... As Dillon argues, Thinking of queerness as a form of relational difference produced by racial violence helps us to reconceptualize how the state and capital operate, and also opens up new possibilities for thinking about life, survival, and freedom (15 16). Drawing from women- of- color feminists...

... in a Brazilian Favela , by Moisés Lino e Silva, is an ethnography that focuses on the life of Natasha Kellen Bündchen, a travesti who lived in Rocinha, one of Brazil's biggest favelas, located in the city of Rio de Janeiro. Interested in liberalism, freedom, and liberty in such a setting, the author lived...