...Beatrice Jauregui This article theorizes ongoing US-led global warfare as a “positive science” based in communal, familial, and humanistic values manifest in outreach practices conducted by the US Army. Analyzing the history of recruitment and recently developed resilience training and civil...

...Daniel Aldana Cohen In the fall of 2014, Rebuild by Design, an initiative of President Barack Obama’s Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force, convened an international working group of experts to advance a global conversation on resiliency, design, and politics. As part of that process...

...—form a powerful set of resistance tactics that embody possibly universal lessons in urban resilience. Mahdi.y.sabbagh@gmail.com Copyright 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Palestine Israel settler colonialism Jerusalem Silwan Nidal Al-Rajbi owns a house and a butchery in the al...

...” and the identification of threat and danger, security and adaptation share a common logic. The concept of “resilience,” now firmly established in the lexicon of government in Bogotá, also makes intuitive sense in this context; if “endangerment” indexes the condition of existence whereby threats of human and nonhuman...

... features a black-and-white image of a tall building with a bright American flag ( DHS 2016b ). The juxtaposition of a building resembling the World Trade Center in the background with the US flag in the foreground can be read to symbolize the resilience of the nation and how far it has come since...

... of “resilience” has been fundamental to the neoliberalization of DRR, as the state “steps back” and encourages “the idea of active citizenship, whereby people, rather than relying on the state, take responsibility for their own social and economic well-being” (Joseph 2013 : 42; see also Barrios 2016 ). 7...

... but democratic regimes). New York and Barcelona provide other models of urban resilience. The two hundred – year- old Manhattan grid (Ballon 2012; Kimmelman 2012), a brutally honest piece of real estate subdivision carved out of earth and rock...

... . “ Resilience to Disasters: A Paradigm Shift from Vulnerability to Strength .” African Health Sciences 8 , no. 3 : S1 – S4 . Berlant Lauren . 2011 . Cruel Optimism . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Breman Jan . 2013 . “ A Bogus Concept? ” New Left Review 84 : 130 – 38...

... the uncountable in the era of surveillance capitalism but to turn our speculative energies in a different direction: one that does not celebrate the resilience of the majority at the cost of their marginalization; one that recognizes actions from below that may fundamentally alter the shape of state power itself...

... that is very flexible, very resilient to Postcolonial to symbolize these ideas and characteristics. In this way, if you want to African Politics describe a personality through this kind of symbolism, you use the name of the tree that is resilient to talk about the personality that is resilient. If you...

.... I’ve written elsewhere about our need to rethink general education and the role of the humanities as a “start-up curriculum” for a resilient global citizenship, with the stress on Félix Guattari’s notion of “resilience” and the “three ecologies” of mind, society, and the environment all interacting...

... Texas's own separate ERCOT grid lost power, others like El Paso that remain connected to the regional Western Interconnection grid were more resilient (Juarez 2021 ). Texas's deregulated market allowed some private companies to make huge profits selling electricity during the shortages. Other companies...

... lenses for understanding institutional relationships to infrastructure, brought into relief by bookmobiles as they traverse social and geographic terrains: tactical mobility; language and/as structures; resilient materiality; and rhizomatic archiving. In the very act of navigating space...

... and Community Development, went further. In the opening session of the conference, he boldly claimed the theme of “resilient finance,” rehearsing a recurrent narrative about microfinance in times of financial crisis. In 2009, as the American...

... : Harvard University Press . O’Brien Susie . 2014 . “ On the Edge of Resilience: Postcolonial Ecologies in Arundhati Roy’s Work .” Global Ecologies: Postcolonial Approaches to the Environmental Humanities . Edited by DeLoughrey Elizabeth Carrigan Anthony Didur Jill...

...: University of Illi- nois Press. Goodall, Heather, and Allison Cadzow. 2009. Rivers and Resilience: Aboriginal People on Sydney’s Georges River. Sydney: University of New South Wales Press. Gustafson, Bret. 2009. New Languages of the State: Indigenous Resurgence and the Politics of Knowledge...

... seriousness and resilience, one of the first assignments was to catch baby squirrels for the making of brushes. He did teach us how to make brushes by hand, but what fascinated me more was the way our training was conducted—the play, the subtle provocation—I was inter- ested in seeing what could be learned...

... framework. But there were ethnic dimen- sions to the war, including a racist tendency on the American side to demean the Vietnamese during a decade of one-sided combat. Yet the psychic resilience of Vietnamese culture was such that these dimensions left few discernible traces of bitterness. What seems...

... knowledge of the past does not have a great record of lessening violence.5 Falk attributes “spontaneous reconciliation” in Vietnam to the “psychic resilience of Vietnamese culture . . . reinforced by geopolitical circumstance.” Instead of the “resilience of Vietnamese culture,” Truitt’s work suggests...

... that resists its own reification does not mean, however, that it can be unproblematically integrated into an environmentalist perspective. Nature’s irrepressible resilience itself seems to make any concern over sustainability or conservation superfluous: if organic bodies survive even the worst impacts...