...Andrew Zimmerman Copyright © 2018 University of Illinois Press 2018 Guinea Sam Nightingale and Magic Marx in Civil War Missouri: Provincializing Global History and Decolonizing Theory Andrew Zimmerman Sometime in the 1850s, Guinea Sam Nightingale was shot from a cannon in West Africa, landing...

...Monica Kim Empire's Babel: US Military Interrogation Rooms ofthe Korean War Monica Kim The US military interrogation room has often been the site ofcontroversy, but it has seldom been the object of scrutiny. Faced with photos from Abu Ghraib and reports from Gitmo, the public has primarily honed...

...Roxanne Panchasi Copyright © 2019 University of Illinois Press 2019 "No Hiroshima in Africa": The Algerian War and the Q_uestion ofFrench Nuclear Tests in the Sahara Roxanne Panchasi A test in peacetime on a restricted desert provingground bears no resemblance to a military bombardment...

... political community and civil war, even as they disagreed about what form the future republic should take. Works Cited Abensour Miguel . “ Democràcia insurgent i Institució .” Enrahonar: An International Journal of Theoretical and Practical Reason , no. 48 ( 2012 ): 31 – 48 . Abensour...

...Steven C. Caton Abstract This essay argues that the horrific war in Yemen (2015–present) waged by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates against the Houthis who control the northern part of the country is not really a Sunni-Schi’a conflict or a proxy war against Iran or a replay of the Cold War...

...David L. Eng Abstract This article explores unexamined links between psychic and political theories of trauma to investigate the constitution of victims deserving and undeserving of reparation as they emerge in the context of the Holocaust, Hiroshima, and the Nuremberg and Tokyo War Tribunals...

... that Hannah Arendt and others have developed based on post–World War accounts of refugees. Drawing on the first US refugee act in 1798, the essay moves beyond the iconic universalisms of natural rights and the abstract model of citizenship associated with it by identifying a grievance-based tradition...

... from Field Marshal Gideon Ernst von Laudon’s spoils of war on the outskirts of Vienna. Utilizing Anthony Vidler’s concept of “warped space,” the article explores Laudon’s garden as an exemplary form of imperial space. It then proceeds to argue that imperial capitalism continued to produce warped spaces...

..., war, or criminal justice. This article seeks to revise that dominant characterization. In fact, the medicalization trend is only one part of a broader discursive shift, in which addiction has been normalized as a form of attachment and conduct—rendered ordinary, even predictable or natural...

... of Palestinians during the war of 1948, this essay queries a long-standing anti- and post-colonial commitment to the political salience of counter-histories, of revisiting the archive. Other forms of (epistemological) power have emerged and they do not require the kinds of ideological closures (denial, official...

... .” Modern Intellectual History , December 14 , 2020 . doi.org/10.1017/S1479244320000499 . Idris Murad . “ Re-Orienting Luther .” Paper presented at the workshop “Between Civil Virtue and Civil War: Global Genealogies,” Lichtenberg-Kolleg-Göttingen Institute for Advanced Study, Göttingen...

... that the specific attributes of being able to see the entire planet as a single unit or system is a Cold War creation.1 This mode of thinking is therefore deeply imbricated not only in nuclear age militarism, but also in specific forms of twentieth-century knowledgeproduction...

..." or provide indemnity.6 By contrast, my reading suggests the system was a success in light of other, unstated purposes, and shows that it functioned as part of a new technique offinanc­ ing war. As a result of the decision to expropriate lands through settlement rather than through a formal military...

... of colonialism, fears of contagion engender racism, casteism, objectification, sexism, misogyny, and religious and ethnic persecution. Crisis becomes “war” and challenges are anthropomorphized as enemies that are defined along familiar narratives of vicious prejudice. For instance, just before the nationwide...

... was a refugee from Sri Lanka learning to live in London from 1990 onward—a ten-year-old who arrived from a war zone with my elder sister and father, a father who had to start again, growing into an adolescent who lived interminably in the immediate moment, weighed down by what seemed unbearable and fearing...

...Aaron Carico Copyright © 2016 University of Illinois Press 2016 Freedom as Accumulation Aaron Carico How, after the war, triumphant industry in the North coupled with privilege and monopoly led an orgy of theft that engulfed the nation and was the natural child of war [ and delivered the land...

... ofbodies, laws, financial instruments, philosophical systems, narratives, political theories, and war machines in and around the port cities, capitals, coastlines, underwater burial grounds, and imperial littorals ofthe Atlantic world, then Chakrabarty's essay, and the recentscience ofthe Anthropocene...

... of postsocialist Eastern Europe, I watched these de­ bates rage with increasing curiosity. More than half a century had passed since the end of the Second World War and almost twenty years since the collapse ofcommunism. Why were these historical issues being resurrected? What had changed in the European political...

... anticolonial revolution that toppled the British-backed Hashimite monarchy. The historically peculiar mandate system ofsemicolonial rule established by the League ofNations after World War I was itselfbased on certain parallels between adolescence as a stage of psychological andnationallifepositedby European...

... faced by contemporary feminist thought and politics.These include permanent war, bio-political racism, states of exception, the loss of truth, projects of assimilating difference and incommensurability within the market and social media, and the lack of accountability of states and non-state actors...