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... cutbacks. In her dissent, Justice Kagan argued that disabled people, care workers, and the State forge multiple and iterative contracts. Using Kagan’s dissent, Charles Mills’s critique of ideal theory, and Susan Burgess and Christine Keating’s participatory social contract, I argue that an emancipatory...

...William L. Niemi; David J. Plante Abstract This essay theorizes globalization as not new, but rather a new iteration of the ongoing liberal dialectic between capitalism and democracy now writ large on the entire world. Using theoretical insights from Polanyi’s analysis of the rise and fall...

... be imagined within the very terms of that pessimism. Drawing from the work of Walter Benjamin, Jacques Derrida, and Judith Butler, an analysis of the iterated violence that constitutes the political status quo points to an always available opening in which the utopian impulse for an environmental democracy...

... into uncontrollable rumour by Indian villagers-about the villagers passing a chapati (flat bread) from hand to hand and village to village, as a warning sign of the impending 1857 "mutiny." The result is panic, and a disabling of British authority: "The iterative action of rumour, its circulation and contagion, links...

.... It is easier to talk about the economy as an effect. By an effect, I mean the product of an iterative process of reference. The iteration was repetitive enough to create an appearance of permanence, but in its repetition it is also open to instability.8 In addition to endorsing the idea of applying the concept...

... by the provocations of Ecocritique; and, I also hope he begins considering the importance of ambiguity for examining the complex and conflicted qualities of "producerism,,14 iterating through different technonatural iterations of industrial revolutions as well as the challenges of the climate crisis, biodiversity...

... to it as an ahistorical salve. This is the distinction Veblen has in mind between handicraft as a mode of production and an archaic Handicraft Movement as an aesthetic call to impart good moral character of citizens that is otherwise degraded by industry. One particular iteration of the Handicraft Movement that Veblen...

.../modeling-macroeconomic-effects-ubi/o 4While some space will be given to non-Left positions on UBI, given the resurgent debates around UBI on the Left, this article will primarily focus on that side of the political spectrum. This article will also not be a history or summary of various iterations...

... of the One:' (3) Third, we propose that these spatial efforts function both as iterative sites of democratic resilience and potential sites for re-imagining democratic polity in a relational form based on a politics of care. With the term "care;' we refer to the conceptualization of members of democratic...

... Justice Sonia Sotomayor's contention that the "racial animus" of key figures in the Trump administration was responsible for the socalled Muslim Ban of 2017, even though the original measure only applied to a select group of Muslim-majority countries, and the third iteration of the ban included non-Muslim...

... their work as a lived experience, as a kind of patient and repeated practice. In this approach, the political significance of theory work would be associated more with the daily and iterative than with the epochal and world-transformative. Although many such practices can likely be found in political theory...

..., sometimes only cracks, in what he might call the iterated production of the political. Lipscomb writes, “In ‘Critique of Violence,’ Benjamin suggests the figure of a ‘divine violence’ that seems to suggest an escape from the oscillating dialectic of a law-founding and a law-preserving violence, a figuration...

... and in its many iterations thereafter [Locke 2.1, 2.2, and so forth]. There is an academic cottage industry continually churning out studies that point to Locke's ideological influence on the United States government throughout American history.69 But Locke has given us a political philosophy that is at once...

... to its iteration within the film itself, in the next essay we are invited to consider why viewers characterize Black Panther as groundbreaking and revolutionary, and to what extent is this an accurate portrayal. In "Resisting the Revolutionary Call," Rebecca Wanzo considers the film as the site...

... environmentalism repulsive and conservation a necessity.53 This statement is reflective of nativist attempts to draw eco-centrism into efforts to reconfigure sovereignty toward exclusionary ends: a loosely defined "nature" is being woven into a militarized, nostalgia-laden iteration of sovereignty-one...

.... These episodes provide what sociologist Bent Flyvbjerg calls "paradigmatic cases;' or "cases that highlight more general characteristics" of American conservatism.5 The conservative activism inspired by Bryant and Davis "operate[d] as a metaphor and function[ed] as a focal point for the founding" of iterations...

..., and broadly constructed feminist principles of equality is not exactly noveleven if its mobilization entangles the unique constellation of neoliberal power at work in society today. Here, we illustrate this point by looking at the history of the Supergirl character, who, in various iterations since the 1950s...

... commitments to justice can be better actualized. Connections between scholarship and activism make it crucial that these women's voices be heard; commitments to holding competing claims in relationship signal the iterative nature of research questions. The iterative destabilization of epistemology makes...

... emphasized the labile, incoherent, shifting nature of a self constituted by, in Judith Butler's terms, the "performative discursive iteration" of social norms.9 Post-structuralist theorists emphasized the agonal nature of politics and the ever-present possibility that the discursive self could...

... reined in by Starfleet. The reconciliation of "difference," whether between races, planets, or species, is the hallmark of Star Trek's utopian future (with the exception of Deep Space Nine). The import of this year's iteration is that its chronicling of Vulcan and Romulan genocides in the past threatens...