... 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...

... situations. In this light, we might ask what, given its real constraints, can the Vietnamese regime do? Apologize? Engage in belated retribution, restitution of property, and monetary compensation for losses from the war? Construct more memorials...

... victimhood, even in the interest of justice, entailed entering into an immoral cycle of more revenge and even pro- founder indifference. No abstract ideal of justice could legitimately sustain such cynical violence that underpins liberalism’s interest in restitution. Instead, Gandhi argued...

..., absent the epistemic violence of a disenfranchising or expulsive denomination, I would make the case for reparative translation , geared toward acts of redress and restitution in the spirit of Ta-Nehisi Coates's testimony at the House of Representatives on Juneteenth 2019 on behalf of a commission...

... reinterpret migrant caravans as interdependent assemblies who venture after restitution for over a century of economic and military interference in their national affairs” (56). They substantiate a political claim to transnational mobility as part of the “internationalism of the vulnerable” (49...

... retrenchment and xenophobia. Toxic sinkholes and gutted landscapes name a damaging colonial present. Calls for the restitution of colonially procured or stolen objects join managerial performances of colonial apology by European and North American heads of state. And not least, are the burgeoning initiatives...

... work that untranslatable terms have facilitated in the West, Apter now outlines a vision of “just translation.” Just translation, or rather “justicing in translation,” turns away from the quest for equivalent terms. Instead, it participates in the wider spaces of restitution, reparation, and renewal...

...” knowing by positioning the West as uniquely capable of managing the past, present, and future for all humanity (257). Even restitution frameworks circulate fantasies that artworks are only safe in institutions remade to European standards. Moradi counters with a call to “repatriate these [artworks...

... up after the 2011 passage of the Law of Victims and Land Restitution to house representatives of the national and local government agencies responsible for protecting the rights of and providing reparations to victims of violence. Since the 1960s, Colombia’s armed conflict has caused an inordinate...

... to weak, coddling public health mandates as, alone, able to restitute the message's absent “freedom.” Typographical emphasis here denotes a reality and force, a materiality, banished by the spectral referentiality of freedom. Of course, the key to exhuming the racial politics of the sign requires...

... assemblies who venture after restitution for over a century of economic and military interference in their national affairs. Such histories have yielded a surfeit of risks and dangers for Hondurans, a thematic that frames AMIREDIS narratives. • • • • • Each of AMIREDIS's video testimonios...

... that applies also to the (counter) public that came into being during the Gezi protests. In our reading, therefore, the slogan alludes to the violence of appropriation in the past at the expense of a demand for the redress of violence in the present , namely, for the restitution of the cemetery...

... these distinctions matter deeply at protests occupying parks or streets, and during railway strikes and in trying to figure out who should repair what or pay restitution to whom in cases of natural disaster or political oppression. Insisting on differences between institutions and infrastructure, even when they have...

... been con- cealed are materialities of differences which matter to the extent that they are endangered and require discursive restitution. Unsettling Memories: Some Concluding Thoughts As we can see from the controversy over the Korean memorial's relocation, the narrative space...

... or financial restitution.3 Because Law 14 did not 3. Ley No. 14, Ley del Derecho de Autor, Gaceta Oficial de la Republica de Cuba, 30 December 1977, 757–62. 15 Public Culture comply with international standards, no reciprocal...

... of history, to right a wrong; it is a public ritual of mourning and restitution not Thabo Mbeki’s unlike the earlier Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings.24 I quote: AIDS Blues I speak of courage because there are many in our country who would urge constantly that we should not speak...

...) began to explore legal restitution (Cohen 1996). 537 Public Culture Alternative Maps Much scholarship of the last decade has encouraged us to think “beyond the nation”—to consider...

... 1830 by France, as well as of villages burned, tribes decimated, and wealth stolen. And there is conflict over the restitution of maps that show where the 11 mil- lion mines were dropped or deposited during the war by the French army along...