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...Abigail Boggs Abstract Taking Indigenous sovereignty as at once axiomatic and constitutively strategic, this article argues that it is necessary to expand the chronology and disrupt the geographic certitude through which the history and present of US higher education and its internationalization...

... the spectacle of transgression. The essay argues that this spectacle works to obscure the material conditions of higher education in general and of history in particular. [email protected] Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 presentism higher education spectacle austerity history...

... education, faced as it is with a dangerous encounter with the anti–citizenship law protests in 2019–20 and the subsequent impact of the pandemic. [email protected] Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 university community Indian higher education policy anti–citizenship law...

... the guild had been rocked by a controversy that forced the AHA to temporarily suspend its Twitter account as AHA President James H. Sweet’s essay “Is History History?” in Perspectives on History , the association’s newsletter, was taken up by the Chronicle of Higher Education , Fox News, the Wall Street...

... to navigate, or both. As universities are increas­ ingly run as and for business, and as the value of well-educated rather than technically savvy and entrepreneurial citizens declines, the ground for the humanities in public higher education is literally washing away.1 If there is worth in humanistic endeavor...

...) ; Bernard­ Henri Levy, LeftinDark Times:A StandAgainst theNew Barbarism (2008) ; Phyllis Chester, NeverAgain?: The Threat ofthe New Anti-Semitism (2003) . 3. Warraq, Defending the West, 3. 4. HR3077, "International Studies Higher Educational Act," 108th Congress, June 19, 2003, 5. 5. "International Programs...

... of the present moment, whose history is impossible to foretell. My history is revealing itself to me in those pages, and I’m gaining new insight into the psychic processes of my own construction. But they also reveal a great deal about the value of higher education (at a time now when it is under ferocious...

... the formation of the Saudi state in 1932. Alireza gave outstanding students scholarships to pursue higher education in Egypt, India, and Lebanon. He also sent them to India to pursue various trades ( Hakim ; Wahab ). Al-Falah’s teachers and graduates in the Hijaz became renowned poets, intellectuals...

... ethnic and religious groups. The rigorous process of revision is described in the preface as follows: “Legal and medical professionals, psychiatrists, different institutions of higher education and professional associations have made significant contributions through the opinions they gave...

... "The Humanities on Life Support; Ellen Schrecker reviewed recent books on higher education in America and drew attention to the work oftwo major scholars invested in rethinking the humanities: Geoffrey Galt Harpham, currently the director of the National Humanities Center, and Martha Nussbaum, who teaches law...

...) . Besides the expansion of home economics requirements and the restriction of academic education in girls' schools, proposals included higher taxes on single adults, family law reform to counter "the anarchy of divorce and po­ lygamy;' national contests and prizes for mothers, and uses of print media...

... influence well beyond their paying readership or the educated, although the exact extent is indeterminate.7 Finally, we conclude with several implications of our find­ ings for Korean history and for our discipline of sociology. 56 HISTORY ofthe PRESENT Precoloniality ofthe Colonially Vulnerable in the Age...

... by a higher authority:'9 Sovereignty is one and indivisible.This logic can be traced back through the history of political thought to Hobbes.If this is the case, then from the point of view of the state, something that is far moresubversivethan giving shelter to undocumented migrants lurks around the term...

... and consumption of images and narratives of trafficking, which are important for activists in their educational campaigns and as they organize to form national and international coalitions; so too are they vital for governments and agencies who rely on these narratives to articulate their support for one...

... or "to defend their females, as well as their young, from enemies of all kinds" without "the aid of the higher mental faculties, namely, observation, reason, invention, or imagination:'67 Thus, he concludes that "differences in the mental powers between men and women" also bear the traces of both sexual...

... and cultural resources, were therefore frustrated to be sidelined by elites speaking in their name” ( Gilets jaunes 65–66). Although the Gilets jaunes were not urban, were better educated, and mobilized a far higher percentage of women than the sans-culottes , both groups saw themselves as embodiments...

... involved in this "babel" of interrogation: when the Chinese prisoners of war began speaking quickly, "South Korean Lieutenant Pak Chan Be, who was born in China and educated in Japan, explained the proceedings in Japanese to Lieutenant Shiratsuki and in Korean or English to Lieutenant Picard:'10 Officials...

... women are more concentrated "have not been affected by the crisis"; indeed these sectors have "even ex­ panded in its context.This is the case of sectors such as health and social work, the highest employer ofwomen migrant workers, social and personal services, and education:'24 As the report further...

..., for example, captured a complex ecology ofsimple transactions joined by open credit accounts with thefamily's grocer and doctor.8 These obligations were not interest bearing, but theywere nevertheless significant. Ifleft unpaid, they could result in higher food and medical prices, the denial ofcredit...

... something they had never seen before, which angered and frightened them: meetings in the vernacular, often with thousands of attendees, and often directed not only at students and vakils but also at farmers, laborers, and others outside the traditional caste/class boundaries of the Western-educated elites...