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... , Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 336 pp. © 2015 Benjamin Shepard 2015 NelV Political Science, 2015 ~l Routledge Vo1. 37, N 0.3, 424-428, h ttp: lidx. d oi.orgI 10.1080I 07393148.2015.1056626 i~ Taylor&FrancisGroup Review Essay From Emma Goldman to Riot Grrrl: Sex Work, Public Space...

... over the City’s homelessness politics. Central to this conflict was the role of permits in regulating public space and Food Not Bombs’ refusal to accept the City’s legitimacy in limiting public meals. This article contends that Agnos used health and parks permits to force “negotiated management...

...Jed Homer; John Rule Abstract Politics is thoroughly spatialised and space is thoroughly politicised. Whilst there has been a renewed interest in this contention, marked by the so-called “spatial turn” in political science and related sub-disciplinary fields, much of the literature continues...

...Jeffrey.D Hilmer New Political Science, Volume 26, Number 2, June 2004 {iii Carfax Publishing Taylor & Francis Group REVIEW ESSAY Public Space and Vision Henry A. Giroux, Public Spaces Private Lives: Democracy Beyond 9/11, New York: Rowman & Littlefield, 2003, xviii + 203 pp. Margaret Kohn...

..., in turn, of a dominant neoconservative hegemony. A discursive reading, in part two, of emergent political and media narratives around Katrina reveals the processes and tropes operating to (re)construct “race” in dominant American culture. In this deconstructive analysis, the devastated urban space of New...

...Timothy P. R. Weaver Abstract In recent years, social movements have taken to the streets to protest various forms of economic and racial injustice. However, these attempts to exploit the political opportunities public spaces afford have been compromised by the increasingly private nature...

... of Promising Spaces, Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2013, 283 pp. Utopia has traditionally been conceptualized as a social totality separated in time and space from everyday life. Davina Cooper's Everyday Utopias: The Conceptual Life of Promising Spaces is a contribution to a growing body of literature...

... installations.This article cautions that garbage art may both open and close off creative and imaginative spaces for transformation to a liberated society. Differentiating between two categories of art installations, this article explores how installations can reflect back to us our complicated relationship...

...Özlem Aslan; Pınar Dokumacı Abstract This article analyzes three examples of politico-spatial antagonism in Turkey under rising authoritarianism: (1) the reclaiming of Taksim Square during Workers’ Day, Women’s Day, and pride marches, (2) the transformation of the courtroom into a space...

... in everyday life and the resulting mystifications of the realities of global politics and goes on to consider the social spaces of work, leisure and the family as important arenas where these mystifications can be overcome and international relations be reclaimed from the realm of experts and statesmen. Ne'lv...

... piece in the New Left Review, “Refraining Justice in a Globalizing World,” that called for a global platform beyond states as a public sphere for critical discourse. For the Internet to serve as such a platform, it is often constructed in this discourse as a space beyond borders or boundaries, somehow...

.... The article argues that these metaphors reflect a “spatial imaginary” that corresponds to an ideal of politics as the forcible control of space, and then explores the possibility of a “temporal imaginary” more compatible with the imagination and aspiration required of progressive politics. The article...

... that theory occupies a space of resistance. Nonetheless, as Marcuse avered, theory itself may retreat into the privileged space of scholastic philosophy if it does not constantly engage activist movements that challenge the historical and social conditions of human oppression. In the first part of the essay...

... compelled most people, including students, to transform previously private spaces to public spaces to accommodate work, school, and care-giving responsibilities. As a result, spatial and temporal distinctions between these different modes of being collapsed, allowing economic rationality to inform the most...

... “humanitarianism” has become synonymous with a set of dominant practices and actors, there is need for other actors — including refugee diaspora humanitarians — to be given space within both humanitarianism discourse and practice. NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE 2018, VOL. 40, NO.4, 658-674 httpsdoi.org/l0.l080...

...-structural present. While the “cultural turn” promised to give voice against structuralist silencing, the critical subject of emancipation has been defaced, eradicated such that we currently have no theoretical place from where to build an emancipatory project. We must clear an analytical space through which...

... and political life through voting and community-based advocacy work, and they indicated that nonprofit agencies provide spaces that potentially support and encourage these activities. Although my results are from a small sample, they provide an important contribution to political science by shedding light...

... the walls of the Old City. The intensified aesthetic presence of Thailand’s rural voting majority challenged a historic marginality in the Thai polity, and was one of many semiotic tactics that foreshadowed the violence of the eventual military intervention under the name “Operation Reclaim Space.” The city...

... these new participatory democratic spaces are embedded, and articulate the conditions that might lead to more meaningful outcomes. Who participates? For whose benefit? The articles in this symposium, on participatory budgeting in New York City (PBNYC), highlight both strengths and challenges of the largest...

... and American patriotism that underlie Manifest Destiny policies, in ways that open spaces for new historical accounts to surface and compete in a force field of agonistic powers. I argue that Apess’s ironic historical revisionism expresses a political theory of hope, one that I contrast with representations...