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... actually developed in direct opposition to the ideal of a Christian polity. Second, his version of civic republicanism deviates from the historic tradition in a way that renders it much more conservative than it actually was and might still be. Third, his reading of American history consistently highlights...

... argue that Snowpiercer is about whether or not contemporary political economy has rendered the emancipatory strategies of recent centuries obsolete. Framed this way, the film proposes that global order is still capitalist and colonialist, but that Left projects must surpass state socialism and anti...

... to as the global capitalism school, argues that the North-South divide is rendered obsolete by social divisions, represented by the rise of a transnational capitalist class. I criticize the former due to its dismissal of the idea of capitalism as a universal force. In regards to the latter, to determine whether...

... the economic crisis is framed this article interrogates the ways in which responsibility renders political moments intelligible through ascriptions of blame and accountability that both structure how economic crisis is perceived and delimit possible responses to economic events. It is suggested that in order...

..., the underlying messages remain the same, in the process rendering commonsensical the US global war on terrorism and the way that it has been waged. © 2009 Caucus for a New Political Science 2009 New Political Science, Volume 31, Number 3, September 2009 Interrogating 24: Making Sense of US Counter...

... and representations (as do traditional media with which critical political science conventionally contends) but produce instead rendered outputs based on Bayesian probability calculations. Thus the challenge before us is to theorize criticism vis-a-vis the technical ontologies of the algorithm dispositif. © 2023...

... consistent in services rendered on behalf of transnational corporate global domination. Other policy considerations do come into play during times of intervention, but there is no reason to treat them as mutually exclusive of economic motives. © 2002 Caucus for a New Political Science 2002 New Political...

.... Further, normative violence should be understood as a primary form of violence, because it both facilitates typical, physical violence and simultaneously renders such violence invisible. The article puts the concept of normative violence to work for two purposes: it rereads the politics of Butler’s Gender...

...Thomas Conte Abstract This essay offers an unconventional reading of Nietzsche's political significance by proposing an anti-authoritarian rendering of his normative model of social reconstruction. My investigation highlights those political theories that capture Nietzsche's attention...

... some Tea Party activists of color have surprisingly circumvented contemporary affective norms that usually render racial minorities’ public anger politically suspect. The article concludes with a discussion of the democratic implications of an agonistic approach to anger for democratic theory...

... to render previously invisible, unaddressed material effects of Black women's/women of color's sociopolitical location visible and remediable This kind of epistemological project that Hancock articulates can form an entry point for the consideration of connections between subjugated knowledges across...

... himself, organizing a shoot-out Dirty Harry meets Pale Rider style, but reaching for his old First Cavalry division lighter instead of a gun, thereby ensuring the gang members will be arrested for publicly gunning down an unarmed man. In Eastwood's rendering, Kowalski's self-sacrifice redeems...

... and institutional 'values' required by such a system" (17). The social dimension is reduced and replaced in its entirety by capitalist modes of inquiry alone. While its namesake does render imagery of futuristic processes and artificiality, the cybernetic society comes with the introduction of technology...

..., genocide, and rampant economic inequality. Yet, as Hardt and Negri are quick to point out, love (or, to draw upon the earlier formulation of Herbert Marcuse, "Eros") should not be rendered in the overly romantic and sappy way to which we have become accustomed in our everyday capitalist life-world...

... to the totality of social relations. It thus gets beyond the limits of liberal approaches to time. And by rendering time constraints malleable, time-consciousness makes the ostensibly lofty ideal of leisure feasible. However, Shippen recognizes that this ideal cannot be what it was for Aristotle, namely...

... the 'objective possibilities' (p. 177) for the transformation of time constraints by connecting the individual experiences of these constraints to the totality of social relations. It thus gets beyond the limits of liberal approaches to time. And by rendering time constraints malleable, time-consciousness makes...

... to Occupy Wall Street (OWS) stemmed from its commanding of a very symbolic space, the instantly voluminous literature on the event, both critical and sympathetic, focused on a set of strategic questions invariably rendered through spatial metaphors: Was the movement "bottom up" or "horizontal...

... of Evelyn Simien, "intersectional analysis attends to power relations between groups, rendering visible invisible norms that privilege some and disadvantage others:'5 Confounding binary thinking,"the simultaneity of oppression makes it clear that race and gender cannot be reduced to individual attributes...

... to clarify how black women remained marginalized in both feminist and anti-racist discourses. Predicated on the distinctive experiences of white women (in the former case) and black men (in the latter), neither political project represented nor rendered visible the particular conjunction of race and gender...

... that the affective and communicative pathways of advanced capitalism offer an important foundation for the construction of the"commons," yet in ways that are neither as optimistically rendered by Hardt and Negri nor as positively portrayed in mainstream accounts of the new social media. In a new era defined...