... , even as protesters failed to respond to broadly patriotic songs and gestures. The primary locus of sympathetic listening had become local or regional rather than national. I refer to this mode of listening as one of “insurgent sympathy,” an indirect entry point for class-based alliances otherwise...

... independent documentary Village People Radio Show ( Apa khabar orang kampung ) recovers radio’s forgotten role in the Second Malayan Emergency, also known as the Communist Insurgency War (1967–89). Copyright 2020 Duke University Press 2020 decolonization media archaeology Singapore and Malaysia...

... as the Communist insurgency, previously trained and allied with Anglo‐American forces against the Japanese occupation from 1942 to 1945. Key British figures associated with propaganda tactics during World War II, such as Hugh Carelton Greene, were instrumental in developing a new array of techniques for postwar...

..., but the film ultimately does not disrupt the shift in government rhetoric that now brands Moros, previously perceived as “insurgents,” as terrorists in their own land. In the end, despite its purported desire to empower Moros and humanize them by making them seem just like other Filipinos, the film reinscribes...

... and the Congo Crisis 571 other African nations, multiple rebel insurgencies, and irregular military operations by the likes of white Rhodesian mercenary Mike Hoare and Latin American revolutionary Ernesto Che Guevara. China was only a minor player in the geopolitical drama of the Congo Crisis; yet Mao...

... structure of the films, containing sto- ries that move across time and place, presents a complicated cartography of imperial island formations. Amir s films broach the politically taboo topic of Bonura A Communist Past in Malaya 49 the communist insurgency that lasted from 1948 to 1960, although a peace...

... (Creef 2004; Gordon and Okihiro 2006; Alinder 2009; Hirabayashi 2009). Mydans s photojournalism of the Yosu-­Sunchon rebellion, a Communist insurgency and military mutiny that took place in southern Korea during US occupation, is recognized as a rare documentation of an event whose significance...

... to be penetrated and shaped by the categories informing peasant insurgency. Revolution and Modernity In Marx’s schema of socialist revolution, as is well known, the development and the supersession of capitalism are part of one...

... consider Queen to be an imaginative project of transnational consumption in which the consumer pushes her way into a renewed sense of social belonging. So, too, Benjamin Tausig’s “A Division of Listening: Insurgent Sympathy...

... Review 34 , no. 3 : 39 – 73 . Ferrer Ada . 1999 . Insurgent Cuba: Race, Nation, and Revolution, 1868–1898 . Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press . Glissant Edouard . 1997 . Poetics of Relation . Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press . Glissant Edouard...

...Tani Barlow Copyright 2019 by Duke University Press 2019 Editor s Introduction Alexander C. Cook s Chinese Uhuru: Maoism and the Congo Crisis dis- closes what he calls an emerging Maoist aesthetic of insurgency. Reading declassified political documents about Maoist guerilla activity...

...: The Insurgency of Language amid Wars of Translation. He has also edited Discrepant Histories: Translocal Essays on Filipino Cultures (1995); Figures of Criminality in Indonesia, the Philip- pines, and Colonial Vietnam (1999); and Nick Joaquin s The Woman Who Had Two Navels and Tales of the Tropical Gothic (2017...

... an insurgency movement inspired by Mao and the Chinese revolution. All thought about South Asia will have to reckon with the figure of Mao, which (unlike the image of this figure in the West of the 1960s) circulates as the icon of insurgency...

... Samford Steven . 2013 . “The Nepali State and the Dynamics of the Maoist Insurgency.” Studies in Comparative International Development 48 , no. 4 : 457 – 81 . Ahearn Laura M. 2001 . Invitations to Love: Literacy, Love Letters, and Social Change in Nepal . Ann Arbor : University...

... exclusions, blacks and Asians in California forged insurgent, if fragile, communities of meaning in a “dialectic of international questions and local communities.” As this and many other essays gathered here suggest, the African Amer...

... . Taiwansheng Wenxian Weiyuanhui ed. 1954 . Taiwansheng tongzhigao 台灣省通志稿 ( General Chronicles of Taiwan Province ). Vol. 9 . Taipei : Guoshiguan . Tomba Massimiliano . 2019 . Insurgent Universality: An Alternative Legacy of Modernity . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Tuohuangzhe...

... participation in protest movements or insurgent activities, that they were simply “there” where an event occurred — even though the eventful- ness of the event required their presence to be recognized as such. The structural parallel...

... of ending the Iraqi insurgency and other terrorist threats. Hersh quotes “an American who has advised the civilian authority in Baghdad” as saying, “The only way we can win is to go unconventional. We’re going to have to play...

... of Washington Seattle. He is the author of several works on the history and cultural politics of the Philippines. His books include Contracting Colo- nialism (1992); White Love and Other Events in Filipino History (2000); The Promise of the Foreign (2005); and Motherless Tongues: The Insurgency of Language...

..., transnational patterns that influence one another.7 This essay was originally framedmore explicitly as an engagement of issues raisedby the work of the Subaltern Studies collective of historians writing about peasant insurgency on the Indian subcontinent...