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...Damani J. Partridge; Matthew Chin Drawing on insights and examples from scholars from around the world, this volume thinks through the effects of the transnational discourses and practices of “diversity” in local, nation-state-based, and global arenas. We begin with the Regents of University...

... national self-determination efforts and a vibrant transnational politics of what was then termed “gay liberation,” this article contributes to a queering of Caribbean history and to a decentering of the West in global histories of sexuality. References Alexander M. Jacqui . 1994 . “ Not Just...

... transnational public awareness of the plight of Central American migrants, this essay argues that AMIREDIS's testimonies and embodiments conjoin the savage risk confronting migrants with histories of imperialist expropriation and transnational financial processes in which migrants find themselves increasingly...

... Prize. The Portable Bunyan: A Transnational History of “The Pilgrim’s Progress” (2004) won the 2007 Richard L. Greaves Award. She is currently working on textual circulation in the Indian Ocean region. Jonathan...

... theory transnational history “Who do you protect? Who do you serve?” You could hear this chant frequently at protests in recent years, directed at lines of grim-faced cops across the United States. Modifying a common police tagline, the chant raised the possibility that the aggressive police...

... . Heilbron Johan Guilhot Nicolas Jeanpierre Laurent . 2008 . “ Toward a Transnational History of the Social Sciences .” Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 44 , no. 2 : 146 – 60 . Human Rights Joint Platform . 2017 . “Olağanüstü Hal Tedbir ve Düzenlemeleri 31 Ağustos...

... history and citizenship in the United States, experiences in both northern and southern universities, and commitments to a transnational life—which include encounters with different interlocking geopolitical formations of subjectivization, minoritization, and racialization—are all critical to my analysis...

... argues against the conceptualization of transnations as primarily or necessarily self-elected collectivities. It is important to underscore the history of coercion embedded in the very notion of the transnation. Investigation of narratives about...

... History 3. Binghamton: Department of Art and Art History, State University of New York. King , Anthony , ed. 1996. Re-presenting the City. London: Macmillan. Knox , Paul , and Peter Taylor, eds. 1995. World Cities in a World System. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Le...

... Copyright © 1989 by the Project For Transnational Cultural Studies 1989 Editors' Comments On Fictionalizing the Real India banned The Satanic Verses 'for its own sake'. The book was not declared blasphemous. It was considered to be a civil act comparable to shouting 'fire...

..., Middletown, CT 06457 USA Ours is the transnational moment of history, and diasporas are its exemplary com- munities. This is not to write a premature obituary for the nation-state, which remains a privileged form of polity. Various collectivities still struggle to be recognized as nations...

...Ulf Hannerz Copyright © 1989 by the Project For Transnational Cultural Studies 1989 References Abdel-Malek , Anour , and Amar Nath Pandeya. (eds.) Intellectual Creativity in Endogenous Culture , Tokyo: The United Nations University, 1981 . Bohannan , Laura . “Shakespeare...

... of transnational formations. This has meant that the journal has consistently had to confront the paradoxes of nation and state, not least in refusing to separate cultural practices, political forms, and economic effects. Because of this concern, and because both Aijaz Ahmad and Fredric Jameson are members...

... Copyright © 1988 by the Project For Transnational Culture Studies, University of Pennsylvania 1988 Editors' Comments Our principal goal in starting this journal is to create an intellectual fo- rum for interaction among those concerned with global cultural flows. Such flows...

...Pamila Gupta Gandhi's Hind Swaraj is analyzed as a statement of transnational politics and circulation, its ideas enabled by the Indian Ocean and applicable to Goa's independence from Portuguese colonial rule. Copyright 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 This article is written very much...

... against the dominant professional and elite classes, who have had a history of embracing secular nationalism. In this religious pilgrimage transmitted via satellite television, we see a strange convergence between the ritual territoriality of Mazu pilgrimage and the transnational expansion of media...

... way to diasporic networks, nations to transnations, and patriotism itself could become plural, serial, contextual, and mobile. Here lies one direction for the future of patriotism in a postcolonial world. Patriotism-like history - is unlikely...

... Notebook on Cities and Clothes O ne of the most moving, and revealing, texts of the Argentinian writer O Jorge Luis Borges is his short 1954 preface to A Universal History of Infamy, a collection of stories first published in 1935. During the two decades...

.... (Notes towards an Investigation.” In L. Althusser, Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays . New York: Monthly Review Press, 127 -186. Amott , T. , and J. Matthaei. Race, Gender and Work: A Multicultural Economic History of Women in the United States . Boston: South End Press. Annals...

... University Press. Curtin, Philippe. 1984 . Cross-cultural trade in world history . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. DHMİ [State airports administration]. 1997 . Devlet Hava Meydanlarι. Işletmesi yιllιğι [State airports administration yearbook]. Ankara: DHMİ. ———. 2002 . Devlet Hava...