...Ӧzlem Aslan; Zeynep Gambetti Copyright © 2011 University of Illinois Press 2011 Provincializing Fraser's History: Feminism and Neoliberalism Revisited {JzlemAslan and Zeynep Gambetti In "Feminism, Capitalism and the Cunning ofHistory;' recently published in the NewLeftReview, Nancy Fraser...

...Wendy Brown Copyright © 2011 University of Illinois Press 2011 Interventions Neoliberalized Knowledge Wendy Brown Only a few years ago, "crisis of the humanities" might have referred to the long slow decline in the numbers of university students studying the humanities, or to one or another...

...Souad Eddouada Abstract Over the last two decades, women leaders known as sulāliyāt from various parts of rural and semiurban Morocco, have been in the vanguard of local contestations over the privatization of communally held land. The stand taken by these rural women against neoliberal...

...—in which such a towering anticolonial figure can now also be convincingly described as among apartheid’s “first proponents”—exists at the intersections of Afro-Asian antinomies that continue to haunt our neoliberal age ( Desai and Vahed 107 ). I contend that these historical tensions over race and nation...

...-Century UnitedStates Brian Connolly Camival Balls and Penal Codes: Body Politics in July Monarchy France Judith Surkis Friends for Dinner: The Ear)y Modem Roots of Modem CamivorousSensibilities Paul Friedland 1 5 31 59 84 INTERVENTIONS Neoliberalized Knowledge WendyBrown Provincializing Fraser's History...

..., Maids, and Sex Workers in the New Economy (2003) This depiction ofthe relation between the First World and the Global South in terms of the sexual division of labor within the household should not be understood as merely a metaphor for the power relations and uneven development engendered by neoliberal...

... and feel energized by them. Considering the conjoint problems of paranoid publics, posttruth, political polarization through group object relations illuminates several key points. The alarm over the neoliberal corrosion of communication systems and information ecologies—a staple of discussions...

... considered here reflect on the same fundamental issues of political theory Pippin identifies, their critique of neoliberalism extends far beyond the “doubt” that the Cold War Westerns in Pippin’s archive express about liberalism. Both films, like Wolfe’s critique, find in the contemporary settler colony...

... in the journal called "Interventions" that will publish pieces on topics ofcurrent concern, such as Wendy Brown's article on the neoliberal university in this issue. We will also publish responses to highly visible interventions published elsewhere-in this issue Ozlem Aslan and Zeynep Gambetti's critique...

... on differences rather than shared interests was the cause of these changes rather than the strategic and organizational limits of the forms of the union and party in the context of neoliberal restructuring and the political shift to the right of the seventies and eighties. In fact, at certain points...

..., are under relentless pressure to innovate, a pressure that seems at once Oedipal and neoliberal.2 I suspect that repres­ sion is only one of a constellation of Freudo-Marxist concepts that have History of the Present:Afournal of Critical History, Vol. 9, No. 2 , Fall 2 019 Copyright © 2019 University...

.... We are caught in the grip of the neoliberal, corporatized university, with its quantitative and standardized measuring tools for student and staffperformance. No wonder Rosalind Gill has listed "exhaustion, stress, overload, insomnia, anxiety, shame, aggression, hurt, guilt and feelings of out...

... as well as the neoliberal faith in the efficiency and liberating potential of markets. NHC scholars prefer, in their words, to study capitalism “in action” as it “really is,” often mixed with a dash of Joseph Schumpeter’s creative destruction ( Beckert and Desan; Beckert and Rockman ). Toward this goal...

... been appropriated by neoliberal conservatives and folded into imperialist designs, as critics claim, then what accounts for that possibility? And even more urgently, is another language possible? Between the debates set offover "the plight ofwomen in Afghanistan" in 2001 and theconcernsover gays...

.... It is easy to understand the practice of sanctuaries in moral terms, as a general benevolence towards migrants. But in an apparently opposite sense, sanctuaries can also be understood as complementary to neoliberal policies that operate on the basis of exclusionary criteria, distinguishing between migrants...

... of the “thirty glorious” years of postwar economic expansion were premised on the French state’s role in the economy and in society. The neoliberal policies introduced in the final decades of the twentieth century brought greater insecurity and inequality. These heightened following the 2008 financial crisis...

... on the shop floor. This behavior is a pre-condition for public respect as well as for support by elected officials and the administrative state. However, as of the 197os - 198os, financial stakeholders seemed to have lost most of their moral stake in the businesses they owned, as the ideology of neoliberal...

..., the state’s responsibility, and the individual’s dependency on others. I believe that the part played by the Forum for Living History cannot be underestimated to understand the transformative change of discourse that has taken place alongside neoliberal legal reforms in Sweden during the 2000s. Unlike...

... in relation to French neocolonialism [Iafra nrafrique] , and the spread of private military corporations in the neoliberal post-Cold War present.It was to be an inquiry into the afterlives of empire that traced a genealogy of post-democratic state forms in relation to international law and new imperial...

... (#metoo in the United States, #balance ton porc in France [denounce your pig]); against far-right agendas in Brazil or Hungary; against neoliberal reforms in France (“Femmes gilets jaunes” [“Women yellow vests”]); in the most recent International Women’s Day Marches where “women filled the streets...