...Joy Rohde Abstract This article argues that the Cold War-era battle between information and uncertainty is a critical origin point for contemporary social theory-informed, dataintensive projects of the US national security state. Beginning in the 1950s, international relations experts...

...Alondra Nelson; Charis Thompson; Sonja van Wichelen; Joy Rohde; Joshua Barkan; Christo Sims; Diana Graizbord anelson@ias.edu charis.thompson@gmail.com sonja.vanwichelen@sydney.edu.au joyrohde@umich.edu jbarkan@uga.edu chsims@ucsd.edu dgraizbord@uga.edu Copyright...

...JC2 project:rendition was an art collaboration that investigated recent American military policies hidden from public view. The project was produced by JC 2 , a collective comprising the artists Joy Episalla, Joy Garnett, Carrie Moyer, and Carrie Yamaoka. 2010...

... or victimized suffering, Palestinian electro- dabke bands evoke both localized sentiments of national pride in refashioned cosmopolitan folklore and international political solidarity based on human similarity and the shared experience of joy. This dual message is further communicated through the centrality...

..., it occurred to me. Observing this man of religion taking such pleasure in temporal diversions, I could not help wondering why puritan Islamists express such hostility toward fun and joy. One of the ironies of “fundamentalist” Islamism is that it has tenaciously with- stood waves of political...

..., and the Politics of Gaza Beach Laura Junka Jawaheer, a woman in her twenties from Khan Younis, has just returned from a nearby cafeteria with ice cream and sweets to share with her friends. Making the best of a summer under siege, she and the other women affirm joy...

..., the joys or sorrows, which those objects excited, though of all things the most immediately present to him, could scarce ever be the objects of his thoughts. The idea of them could never interest him so much as to call upon his attentive...

... in the United States (2006), among other works. Her recent publications are available at www.stanford.edu/dept/anthropology/cgi-bin/web/?q=node/99. 215 Public Culture JC2 is a collective comprising the artists Joy Episalla, Joy...

... texts manage to convey the strong emotional experiences of their authors during the pandemic. In an April 2020 entry (edited slightly for legibility, below), a Philadelphia-based diarist reflected on her newfound appreciation of life's simple but joyful moments despite the ongoing health crisis: Um...

... , edited by Sharon Macdonald and Gordon Fyfe. Oxford, U.K.: Blackwell. Rogoff, Irit. 2000 . Terra infirma: Geography's visual culture . London: Routledge. Rosovsky, Nitza, and Joy Ungerleider-Mayerson. 1989 . The museums of Israel . New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc. Said, Edward W. 1978...

.... Not surprisingly, the combined knowledge that the US currency devalued Puerto Ricans and that the pesos saw value in Puerto Ricans often made participants have an emotional response. This was most commonly joy, or what I came to describe as “decolonial joy” or the (active) manner by which people became aware...

... to strengthen our will. And as for the lies and false images: we need to name them, transform them, cre- ate something entirely new in their place. Something that comes close and finally true to the bone, entering our bodies as liberation, as joy, as fury, as a will to refig...

... is not exempt from either a certain satiety or a 24. Contrast with George Bataille’s “The Practice of Joy before Death,” in Visions of Excess: Selected Writings, 1927–1939, ed. and trans. Allan Stoekl et al. (Minneapolis: University of Min- nesota Press, 1985), 235–38. 25. W. Reich, La fonction de...

... of Heritage Studies 22 , no. 9 : 716 – 28 . Schinkel Willem . 2010 . “ The Virtualization of Citizenship .” Critical Sociology 36 , no. 2 : 265 – 83 . Smith Joy L. 2014 . “ The Dutch Carnivalesque: Blackface, Play, and Zwarte Piet .” In Dutch Racism , ed. Essed Philomena...

..., Guiding our heroes on their way, bringing hopes and joy anew. And so as the flag is an emblem of everything we love, Let us follow its meaning and trust in God above. In some places multiple traditions of magic were at work. A national television network spent time...

... colors of comedy, but in the wry shades of pathos and black humor. Thus the Fengkuei boys are finally forced to give up their brief rebellion and turn instead to the joys of selling their labor in the marketplace. And the young hero of “Dust” is unlucky enough to have his girlfriend stolen...

... facto- ries, where tedious hours of work bring joy to some, independence to others, but to all a sense of financial stability for the workers and their families. A dollar or two a day represents freedom, dignity, and self-sufficiency...

... in the Varnhagen biography, Benhabib brings to the fore the feminine, ludic, and erotic components of the salon. She highlights the world-disclosing aspects of the language used in the salon, the joy and magic of shared speech. She emphasizes the play of identities at work...

..., Du Bois wrote, “One cannot live and doubt everybody and everything. Somewhere in this world and not beyond it, there is Trust, and somehow Trust leads to Joy.”32 Du Bois’s analysis privileges Joy. What I am suggesting...

... . Hoogland , Renee C. Lesbian Configurations . New York: Columbia University Press, 1997 . Hunter , Tera W. To ’Joy My Freedom: Southern Black Women's Lives and Labors after the Civil War . Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1997 . Islam , Syed Manzurul . The Ethics of Travel...