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... the origins of this persistence and offers an alternative framework for the analysis of global politics that considers international relations as social relations produced by a broad array of actors in multiple spheres. Drawing on the work of Henri Lefebvre, the article investigates the role of alienation...

...Caleb Gallemore On the Rural: Economy, Sociology, Geography , by Henri Lefebvre , translated by Robert Bononno , edited by Stuart Elden and Adam David Morton , Minneapolis, Minnesota : University of Minnesota Press , 2022 , 312 pp., Paperback: $30.00 , 978-1-5179-0469-2 ©...

... for updates On the Rural: Economy, Sociology, Geography, by Henri Lefebvre, translated by Robert Bononno, edited by Stuart Elden and Adam David Morton, Minneapolis, Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press, 2022, 312pp., Paperback: $30.00, 978-15179-0469-2 Known primarily in Anglophone social science...

... from Henri Lefebvre's concept of the "right to the city," Harvey relies on traditional Marxist perspectives to analyze the effects of global capitalism on the urban world. However, in addition to this analysis, he argues that those on the left and those in urban studies need to expand the notions...

... Press, 1992), p. 8. 9Henri Lefebvre, Writings on Cities, trans. Eleonore Kofman and Elizabeth Lebas (Cambridge, MA: Blackwell, 1996); David Harvey, "The Right to the City;' New Left Review 53 (September-October, 2008), pp. 24-40; David Harvey, "The Right to the Just City;' in Peter Marcuse et al. (ed...

... aspire to seduce these people into joining in the joyful revolution of the everyday." The point is not a new one for social movements. In 1947, French philosopher Henri Lefebvre published his breakthrough work Critique of Everyday Life? In it, he laid out a framework for an inquiry into "the creative...

..., and collapsed onto a graphed icon in space. Henri Lefebvre refers to the fetishism of abstract economies, where "[c]apitalism does not consolidate itself solely by consolidating its hold on the land, or solely by incorporating history's pre-capitalist formations. It also makes use of all the available...

... a humanistic religion where God is a signal of human potential. Like Fromm and Bloch, Marcuse and Lefebvre both insisted that socialism would mean the coincidence of essence and existence. In the case of Marcuse, as Fraser notes, the critical dimension contained in the notion of essence serves as a counter...

... (Chapters 3-6), he uses several case studies to buttress his theoretical arguments. The latter offers the most significant contribution of this book to the debate over public space. Building on the work of Lefebvre,9 Mitchell endeavors to answer the question: who has the right to the city and its public...

... Democratic Politics (London: Verso, 1985). 6 See, for example, Henri Lefebvre, Writings on Cities (Cambridge, MA: Blackwell, 1996), p.154. Hegemony and Difference in Political Movements 293 lead the movement, a central hub around which all other elements must gather, from whom other elements must take...

... groups before thenl, began reshaping and appropriating the otherwise ordinary industrial city landscapes by building and claiming enclaves that looked like them, what Lefebvre calls representational spaces? Thus, las colonias were the essential build- 1 Virginia Sanchez-Korrol, Fronl Colonia...

... climate in relation to urban life. While working from Henri Lefebvre's concept of the "right to the city," Harvey relies on traditional Marxist perspectives to analyze the effects of global capitalism on the urban world. However, in addition to this analysis, he argues that those on the left and those...

... the fact that after 1960 an "artistic phase" begins to give way to a "political phase" in the SI-artists are expelled or leave, and Lefebvre claims that the SI began to look like a sect (p. 159). Michelle Bernstein, Debord's first wife, notes the changed physiognomy 1 Jean Paul Satre, Saint Genet, Actor...

... Lefebvre has termed "abstract space," an ontological category, but slippery referent.22 Rather, it operates within the register of a specific political articulation, in this case the"Australian nation," that maps onto a particular, legally codified, territory which, as geographer Jean Gottmann posits...

.... Henri Lefebvre describes this expansion as the birth of an "urban society," where cities cannot be understood or shaped independent of their global context.46 As a result, the techniques of representation and judgment developed in tandem with old urban forms provide little analytical leverage...

.... And yet, what Lefebvre and Harvey call the "right to the city" has been radically undermined, which leaves the democratic rights of urban citizenship heavily restricted. Moreover, one might well worry that this creeping enclosure may have a path-dependent effect by which these developments, once...

...: Stanford University Press, 1997), pp. 206-45; Henri Lefebvre, Rhythmanalysis: Space, Time and Everyday Life (New York, NY: Continuum, 2004). 29JUrgen Habermas, Between Facts and Norms: Contributions to a Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1996). @94 T. SCHUENEMANN can...

... practice theory that emphasizes the experiences of everyday life. Practice theory is contrasted in this case, with a notion that a 'true' or 'objective leadership experience can be discovered. See the general works of Henri Lefebvre, Pierre Bourdieu, and Michel de Certeau. @NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE 583...

... country, without national community (International before, 60lbid., 49. 61Jameson, Postmodernism, 265. Lefebvre's criticism of Derrida's obliteration of physical space is also pertinent here, since it applies equally to Mises' and Hayek's move towards the "mental"operation of the price signal...

... to redefine the "political" based on changes in society, technology, economics, and everyday life. A postmodern cultural politics, building on the insights of Gramsci, the surrealists, Lefebvre, and the situationists, thematizes culture as a crucial terrain of power and struggle. To the extent that social...