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... arbitrarily rank administrative units and place them in a competitive relation with each other within Indian federalism. As technical device, aesthetic projection, and mediating interface, the index is a node in “maximum governance,” an emergent apparatus of governance that renders development as the site...

... 787 PC 12.3-10 Artworks 11/16/00 5:23 PM Page 788 Public Culture maximum-security prison built of island granite by the prisoners themselves, images and narratives of Mandela and other senior ANC members guide the vis- itor...

... W., Rebecca G. Rush, and Clare Ribando Seelke. 2008 . Merida Initiative: Proposed U.S. anticrime and counterdrug assistance for Mexico and Central America . Washington, D.C.: Congressional Research Service. Cruikshank, Barbara. 1996 . Revolution within: Self-government and self-esteem...

... it rose to the city’s maximum power demand (around twenty- four thousand megawatts), much higher than for the same months the previous and following years (CNEA 2015). Argentines have taken advantage of sustained economic growth to purchase appliances and other consumer goods. The government...

... of urban Guatemala presents open challenges to the Guatemalan state’s claim to govern its territory. In certain Guatemala City neighborhoods—El Limon, La Limonada, Barrio Gallito, to name a few—the criminal organizations are the authority, or what passes in its stead, and all residents and businesses...

...Shannon Cram This article explores the politics of permissible exposure for US nuclear workers. I argue that despite recent efforts to improve regulations for occupational radiation protection, the federal government has been unable to solve the fundamental paradox of nuclear safety: that some...

... University Press, 1975); Amphetamines: Fourth Report by the Select Committee on Crime, U.S. House of Representatives Report no. 91-1807 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, January 2, 1971). Public Culture 19:2  doi 10.1215/08992363-2006-041 Copyright 2007 by Duke University Press...

... of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, which man- dated state governments to enter into good-faith negotiations with Indian tribes seeking to operate casinos and high-stakes bingo games. Concurrently, a series of decisions by various state governments (worried about tax revenue), municipali- ties (worried...

...” model still frames the debate about how cities should be planned, managed, and governed. Cities today are being made and remade at a faster pace and at a larger scale than ever before, yet the discussion about their future is lodged in an intellectual impasse that is, at best, fifty years...

... studies of migration and border controls have variously focused on technologies of discipline, spaces of exception and the political logics of governing populations—drawing on Foucault and Giorgio Agamben (1998) —the term bioeconomy rather pushes analysis toward the relations of exchange, production...

... of prison administration and security from state governments to organized criminal networks like the Primeiro Comando da Capital (First Command of the Capital, or PCC) and the Comando Vermelho (Red Command, or CV) have shown that male prisons need not be sites where individuals violently compete with one...

... from the start, so that even the cornmandement is not a stable notion of sovereignty; on the contrary, this is a commandement that governs to the extent that it is perpetually and extravagantly ratified, and whose extravagance and theatricality is central to its operation. Mbembe...

.... For this exhibition, the power of montage had to be employed to its maximum effect in order to express at once the scale, the grain, the complexity, and the humanity of urban experience in these sites. Overall, the videos had to suggest the various...

... of objects left behind also underscores the myth of what was op- timistically called “evac~ationa term implying a federal government that was dedicated to benevolent protection, deporting Japanese-Americans “for their own ~afetyThe term...

.... In 2009, as the American government set about a massive bailout for banks “too big to fail,” Citigroup ran a full-­page advertisement in the New York Times. Titled “Microfinance: Maximum Impact,” it showcased Citigroup’s microfinance...

... of Liberal Environmentalism . New York : Columbia University Press . Cidell Julie . 2015 . “ Performing Leadership: Municipal Green Building Policies and the City as Role Model .” Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy 33 , no. 3 : 566 – 79 . DeBolt Daniel . 2015...

... in maximum security prisons ( O’Neill 2013) . 6 An extreme lack of social services drives the growth of these centers. Alongside the privatization of state enterprises, the liberalization of trade, and the relaxation of government regulation, economic restructuring in postwar Guatemala has included...

..., activists often appro- priated the federal rhetoric of citizen participation, and the institutional resources provided by the government’s War on Poverty to press demands against local governing agencies and political elites. In so doing, they extended the concept of “maximum feasible...

...). This is what Bo Yang, a prominent social critic who spent a decade imprisoned in Taiwan for advocating a more democratic society, suggested in early 1992 about the government that had incarcerated him and, to get him to confess to being a Communist agent, broken his knee thirty-five years ago.’ What...

... suggests at once “stupid” and “deceived.” The athletic habitus points to a maximum possession of physical means, the equation of ambitions to capacities. A sick athlete is an admission that his sound body has been falsified...