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... framework for delineating accounting as a political tactic for changing the mode of production of knowledge and supporting revolutionary accounting subjects. Consulting the literature on critical accounting theory, this paper engages ideas such as “citizen public debt audits” and “emancipatory accounting...

...Clyde W. Barrow © 2021 Caucus for a New Political Science 2021 NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE 2021,VOL4~ NO.~242-249 httpsdoLorg/l 0.1 080/07393148.2021.1925832 REVIEW ESSAY Whither the Dangerous Class: Bribed Tool of Reactionary Intrigue or New Revolutionary Agent? Clyde W. Barrow Department...

...Pınar Kemerli Abstract Rojava has recently received significant global attention thanks to the victories achieved there by the revolutionary Kurdish militia controlling the region and its Women’s Protection Units against ISIS. An international community that has long been silent about Kurdish...

...: The Ballot, the Streets - or Both , by August H. Nimtz , New York : Palgrave Macmillan , 2014 , 281 pp. © 2016, William W. Sokoloff 2016 NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE, 2016 VOL. 38, NO.1, 124-128 httpdx.doLorg/10.1080/07393148.2015.1125581 Vladimir Lenin as Democratic Vanguard Revolutionary Lenin's...

...Jean-Pierre Reed Abstract Rather than assume revolutionary subjectivity during insurrectionary conditions as an ideological historical given, I begin my inquiry into revolutionary action by considering the “contextual point” from the actual participants. “Culture in Action” challenges the notion...

...Rebecca Wanzo Abstract Many people argued that Black Panther was a revolutionary film, a claim that somewhat obscures that it was success under capitalism that made Black Panther seem more radical in content than it actually was. Placing director Ryan Coogler within the ranks of radical filmmaking...

...Erika Doss Abstract From its emergence in 1966, the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense deliberately projected an image of black power and revolutionary martyrdom that hinged on potent black masculinity and patriarchal authority. If that image was embodied in the Black Panthers’ paramilitary...

... (1972-1989): A "Revolutionary Programme? Ideological Aspects of a National-Populist Mobilization 1 Our aims here are to review the main points of the Front's doctrine, to outline their cultural and political origins, to demonstrate their functional coherence, but also to indicate their latent internal...

...Pierre LaRamée; Erica Polakoff Pierre LaRamee and Erica Polakoff Transformation of the CDS's and the Breakdown of Grassroots Democracy in Revolutionary Nicaragua Whoever believes that a situation ofeconomic crisis, like the one ltve are going through, drives people to individualism, to find...

...Theodor Tudoroiu Abstract This article argues that during the Arab Spring social media served as a tactical tool of mobilization, communication, and coordination; as an instrument of domestic and international revolutionary contagion; and, critically, as a means of enhancing pan-Arab consciousness...

...Jennifer Leigh Disney Abstract Mozambique and Nicaragua have each experienced a transition from a Marxist—Leninist, revolutionary state to a liberal—democratic—capitalist, multi-party state in the 1990s. However, in Mozambique, the historic party of the revolution, FRELIMO, remains the party...

...Ruth Reitan Abstract During the 1960s strong ties of mutual support developed between the Black Panther Party and the revolutionary government of Cuba. These relations were also, however, often difficult and problematic. This paper argues that the problem stemmed from factional struggles among...

... revolutionary change?” The conventional assumption that somehow being part of a revolutionary movement was in conflict with appropriate conduct for a woman has grown more sophisticated; now the assumption most gender questions voice is that feminist concerns could not have been addressed within an armed, black...

... Jackson’s analysis of what he called a “captive society”: a fascist global and American arrangement that classifies and criminalizes black, brown, and poor life. In the second section I explore what Jackson advocated as a mode of revolutionary becoming whereby the captive channel their energies: inward...

...Akinyele Omowale Umoja Abstract Recent scholarship argues the Black Panther Party (BPP) existed from 1966 to 1982. Many activists and scholars argue that the BPP only existed as a revolutionary organization from 1966 until 1971, in the initial period of its existence. A significant part...

...James Calder; Charlie Umland Abstract The Situationist Internationale (SI) were a group of artists, theorists and revolutionaries active in the late ’50s and ’60s in continental Europe, particularly in France. While the SI remains relatively well known today, for their involvement...

... or territory, juridical recognition of sovereignty, nor to bureaucratic and institutional continuity, but rather to a direct link to constituent power. However, as opposed to other cases in the Republican tradition that celebrate the revolutionary origins of modern nation states, this article contends...

... interestingly, it also inaugurated two new forms of politics among the colonized: an “exploratory” politics which shifted Vietnamese political thought from monarchist to democratic ideals, and, later, a “committed” politics dedicated to forging fraternity and revolutionary morality. Despite having their own...

...Tom Pollard Abstract What we call the “Hollywood War Machine” analyzes the production of films within the studio system depicting the glories of US military action within theaters from around the world, spanning the Revolutionary War period to the present. A large majority of films under discussion...