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...George Steinmetz; Julia Hell © 2006 by Duke University Press 2006 P h o t o - e s s ay The Visual Archive of Colonialism: Germany and Namibia George Steinmetz and Julia Hell...

... Archive of Colonialism: Germany and Namibia George Steinmetz and Julia Hell    147 P R E S E N T R E - P R E S E N T E D Sounds of Freedom: Music, Taxis, and Racial Imagination in Urban South Africa...

...), in Cameroon (in the anglophone provinces), in Angola (in the enclave of Cabinda), in Namibia (in the Caprivi Strip), and in the Comoros (on the island of Anjouan). The other form of conflict involving boundaries is constituted by wars...

... in the appropriation of colonialism or reaffirmation of the colonial heritage to keep it alive (cf. Derrida 2004 : 3). While the report justly refers to the colonial destruction in today's Namibia as “genocide,” it defines, among others, the destruction of Benin as a “tragic event” (Sarr and Savoy 2018 : 2...

.... Pilgrims from the African Hinterland Gold turned Johannesburg into an African mecca. The heydays were the 1930s, the forties, and the fifties. People rushed in from all over the subregion—from neighboring countries like Portuguese East Africa, Angola, Namibia, the Rhode- sias, and their poor baby sister...

... is careful — and I think correct — to distinguish between these slave labor camps and the extermina- tion camps of the Nazis, instead pointing to links between the genocidal actions of the Namibia Schutztruppe in 1904 – 6 and those of the Einsatzgruppen on the eastern front during the 1940s...

... migrants to see how many different places they have been within the recent past. One informant from Cameroon showed me a passport with stamps from Congo, An- gola, Namibia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Dubai, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Sin- gapore, China, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Peru, Venezuela...

... as translocal loyalties are concerned. The violence that surrounds identity politics around the world today reflects the anxieties attendant on the search for nonterrito- rial principles of solidarity. The movements we now see in Serbia and Sri Lanka, Mountain Karabakh and Namibia, Punjab and Quebec...

... helps answer the old moral 17. When a Taiwanese graduate student of mine who had been doing research in Namibia first walked into Compassionate Relief’s Taipei headquarters, she saw all the uniforms and exclaimed, “Zionists...

... Worlds: Maintenance, Repair, and ICT for Development in Rural Namibia .” In Proceedings of the ACM 2012 Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work , 107 – 16 . New York : ACM . Jalopy Mister . 2009 . “ The Maker’s Bill of Rights .” Make 4 : 154 , accessible...

...) of the nation-state. The West Bank, Namibia and Eritrea are other theatres for the enactment of the bloody negotiation between existing nation-states and various deterritorialized groupings. The idea of deterritorialization may also be applied to money and fi- nance, as money managers seek the best...

.... 79. Cf. Inge Brinkman, “Ways of Death: Accounts of Terror from Angolan Refugees in Namibia,” Africa 70 (2000): 1–24. 80. See Boubacar Boris Diop, Murambi: Le livre des ossements (Paris: Stock, 2000); Thierno Monenembo, L’aîné des orphelins (Paris: Seuil, 2000). 81. Here, I draw my inspiration...

..., is a point recently made by Michael Taussig (1997) and 41. Even those considered, by popular stereotype, to be anything but “modern” have taken to asserting legal rights over their mass-mediated image. The !Xoo, a San group in Namibia, are suing for the use of pictures of themselves in postcards...