... tuberculosis cases were decreasing, and reterritorialized in low-income countries where tuberculosis incidence was increasing. Pharmaceutical models of disease control have proven convincing and popular, but in going global they have had unintended consequences. Copyright 2018 Duke University Press 2018...

... to a conference held at the Ethnological Museum in Berlin in 2018; and disturbs Emmanuel Macron's 2017 speech at the University of Ouagadougou and the 2018 French presidential report on restitution. It shows how provenance exhibits epistemicide as it restitutes “looted” art to colonial beneficiaries, and how...

..., while directing demands into enclaved arenas of political participation. Bureaucratic incorporation has also shaped the political effects of deepening black class divisions. The arenas of activism that opened in the post-civil rights period have proven to be dispropor- tionately...

... proven reserves of natural gas would be transformed by finan- cial investment in these countries’ energy transmission infrastructure. Investment would orient these countries toward closer economic and political relationships with the West. In short, natural gas would become a globally traded...

... that “multicultural societies can be held together by a political culture, however much it has proven itself, only if democratic citizenship pays off . . . in the enjoyment of social and cultural rights. The citizens must also be able to experience...

... are necessary on the provenance of each motif. Aesthetics versus At the turn of the century, Theodor Herzl, the “founder” of the Zionist move- Ideology ment, had suggested seven golden stars for the flag of a Jewish homeland. A liberal elitist, Hen1 believed in Enlightenment values of reason...

...] . . . to their original homes” (259). We hear Moradi's call to move beyond the legal framework of provenance and toward paradigms that center full participation. Critical examination and critique are generative modes for sustaining many contemporary and future worlds. We move from the catastrophe of collection...

... in these pages pushed disciplinary boundaries. The journal remains a platform for social observers keen to explore heterogeneous cultural worlds. In just the past ten years, for example, Public Culture has proven to be an analytic framework capable of engaging topics ranging from climate change to Internet...

... that comes from the colonial’s anxiety to be recognised. This is perhaps what the Spanish director Luis Buñuel intuited in the Argentinian writer, without quite understanding its provenance. Buñuel mentions Borges in some...

... spatial provenances; legacies that shape the present in nonlinear ways; mul- titudes of humans and nonhumans in competition, collision, or cooperation; and hidden combinations and improvisations. Always pushing against even the most cemented...

... in informal settlements or aestheticize the poverty within them. One of the ironies of contemporary built environments is that older archi- tectural forms have proven more flexible than twentieth-century typologies of design. Older ideas about how to design the city’s spaces have...

... escape only in death. The “intimate tyranny” is also so many words for “ideology,” and “distancing and domesticating” (13); intimate tyranny’s tools are the proven means by which ideology is negotiated? It is at this level of absolute relations that Mbembe locates his study, to great profit...

... christening gown from the 1840s, a contemporary Hindu bridal suiting, a carved Nigerian figure representing the Spirit of Smallpox and a Sri Lankan snake demon mask. Throughout all three galleries, one finds comments on provenance, which...

... Taylor, chairman of the National Council on Radiation Protection, said: I see no alternative but to assume that [an] operation is safe until it is proven to be unsafe. It is recognized that in order to demonstrate an unsafe condition you may have to sacrifice someone. This does not seem fair on one hand...

... about the mobile libraries’ physical and conceptual makeup and their economic, interinstitutional provenance. I watched how BiblioTaptaps moved through space and navigated obstacles and positioned themselves in public squares. Reflecting on these dialogues and observations, I offer four conceptual...

...). Nothing to argue with, really, and yet the emblem has already proven controversial. Disagreement concerns two issues: Ilanaaq’s ability to represent all of Canada (the facility with which it replaces the maple leaf has proven irksome to some constituencies) and its relationship to other First...

..., meditative visage of a young urbanite. Other posters in this campaign featured Nagasaki, with its Chinese derived festivals; and Kyoto's Gion Matsuri, with its floats (dashi) of Persian provenance. Later promotions spun away from the accent on continental culture; one poster shows the model (the same...

... Press 2 7 1 Public Culture What are we to believe? That the new assignments given to these proven unilateralists, together with the promises made to the evangelical movement, merely betray the hypocrisy of the Bush...

... and this in turn subjects us to them. The logic is familiar; in emptying our masteries of their dynamic and self-contradictory human content, in forgetting their determined historical provenance, we become dominated by them. Enlight- enment reverts...

... By 1785 the connotations of divine provenance in Butler’s “nature of man” had been minimized by Thomas Reid’s ascription of “social” and “solitary” to “operations of the mind” (OED, 2d ed By opposing this pair of mental “opera- tions,” Reid...