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... winner-take-all society . New York: Free Press. Frank, Thomas, and Matt Weiland, eds. 1997 . Commodify your dissent: The business of culture in the new gilded age (salvos from The Baffler) . New York: Norton. Freeman, Richard. 1995 . Are your wages set in Beijing? Journal of Economic Perspectives...

... Solidarity of Strangers: Feminism after Identity Politics (1996) as well as the edited volume Cultural Studies and Political Theory (2000). PC 13.2-05 Dean 5/3/01 2:29 PM Page 243 Cybersalons and Civil Society...

... and Postcolonial Geographies in African Narrative” ( Alternation , 2002). Explorations in Animist Materialism: Notes on Reading/Writing African Literature, Culture, and Society...

.... 426 Crimes of Substitution: Detection in Late Soviet Society Serguei Alex. Oushakine In order to appear “accidental,” an element in a work of art must belong to at least two...

...Partha Chatterjee Copyright © 1990 by the Center For Transnational Cultural Studies 1990 A Response to Taylor’s “Modes of Civil Society” Partha Chatterjee While writers in Eastern Europe have recently appealed to the concept of a...

...Charles Taylor Copyright © 1990 by the Center For Transnational Cultural Studies 1990 Modes of Civil Society Charles Taylor In the last decade or so, people have begun to talk a lot again of civil society.’ They are invoking, of...

...Craig Calhoun Copyright © 1993 by The University of Chicago 1993 Civil Society and the Public Sphere Craig Calhoun 1n the 1980s, the work of Hungarian and other Eastern European intellectuals was...

...Dorothy H. B. Kwek; Robert Seyfert The recent “materialist turn” stresses the fundamental role of nonhumans in the constitution of humans’ social and political life and argues that the inability to grasp their importance dooms normative prognoses for ordering society to ethical, political, and...

...Howard S. Becker Disasters highlight the way societies allocate resources for expected troubles, a more variable process than it might appear. Similar processes occur in the formation of collections, both personal ones such as books and shoes and the more general ones that characterize societies...

...Guy Standing Progressive politics has always been about the struggle to reduce social inequities and inequalities. What takes priority depends on the type of society we live in. Today people in rich countries live in societies that are tertiary, not industrial, in that what they do is largely...

... realizing a fully civil society. The essay uses the case of struggles over the redevelopment of Golibar to critically interrogate these arguments. The essay finds that the city’s poor are the social location that continues to sustain the aspiration for an inclusive urbanism and a more civil society. 2013...

...Michael C. Dawson; Megan Ming Francis This article examines how the racial order in the United States has evolved since the Jim Crow era. Two leading characterizations of the current situation are that we live in a postracial society and that we live in an era best described as the New Jim Crow. We...

... China’s political order, its modes of legitimation, and its mechanisms of power. During the Mao era, confessions were intended as a form of self-transformation and redemption in the pursuit of constructing a new political subjectivity and utopian society. In the Xi era, the drama of confession is intended...

... other forms of racial impersonation performed during these festivities are globally migrating manifestations of anti-Blackness. It argues that in order to achieve visual resonance, performers rely on taken-for-granted propositions about how Blackness works in Colombian society and that in the absence of...

...Jessa Lingel Mobility is a defining feature of postindustrial, globalized societies. In critical theory, models of institutional mobility emphasize large corporations colonizing local economies, but what about smaller and more street-based forms of institutional movement? This essay looks at...

... the structural arrangements that currently govern human life. In arguing that diversity is over, the essay seeks to grapple with the structural limits of our desires for an inclusive society in which foundational antiblackness continues to shape Canadian and more broadly North American regimes of...

... press and the drug dealers has changed over the past years, and how civil society attempts to respond to the violence of the city. Finally, the interview examines Reis's photographs of the carnival in Rio as a different kind of aesthetic rendering of the subjective and collective inventions of the self...