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...Joseph Vogl Copyright © 2014 Qui Parle 2014 The Sovereignty Eff ect Markets and Power in the Economic Regime joseph vogl Translated by William Callison The two parts of this essay revolve around a few dramas in the contemporary economy of fi nance. Part 1 will raise the question...

... focal point is Danish immigration policies as they evolved from the late 1960s until today. This development culminates in the emergence of the “restrictionist policy paradigm,” which associates immigrants with risks like economic burdens, high unemployment levels, crimes, undemocratic attitudes...

... of the market and schematically reconstructs Hayek’s line of argumentation from his economic paradigm backward to his theory of cognition. Eventually, in Hayek’s interpretation, connectionism provides a relativist cognitive paradigm that justifies the “methodological individualism” of neoliberalism. 22...

... the fraught relationship between labor and aesthetics, economy and form, art and the market. Although Beech provides a persuasive account of art’s “economic exceptionalism,” his focus on the qualitative irreducibility of artistic labor risks losing sight of what is socially unique about aesthetic production...

... that language, people, or social, economic, and political conditions might be ordinary. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2024 Hortense J. Spillers Ludwig Wittgenstein ordinariness language feminis At the infamous 1982 Barnard Center Conference...

...Sean Michael Muller Abstract Rural America is shaped by a conflicted sense of the ordinary: a place where a pastoral imagination of the countryside overlaps with, obscures, and, at times, is obscured by images of addiction and economic abandonment. This essay explores how these two senses...

...William Callison Copyright © 2014 Qui Parle 2014 Sovereign Anxieties and Neoliberal Transformations An Introduction william callison The fi nancial and banking systems are at the center of a politics of destruction/creation in which economics and politics have become...

... as a counterrevolution in development economics, this transformation accompanied the shift of American and British fiscal policy from a post-World War II Keynesian consensus to what is now commonly labeled neoliberalism. Post-war theories of development accepted that a combination of public ownership...

...Michael Marder Copyright © 2016 Qui Parle 2016 An Ode to Amekhania michael marder The Strophe The most economic notion of dwelling that I am aware of was ex- pressed in the most economical fashion in a 1923 aphorism by the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier: “La maison...

... desubjectivization as a procedure of generic late-capitalist operations. Further, Guattari’s collective assemblages of enunciation, and their intermedial performative qualities, are exemplified by the field of behavioral economics. Here beliefs can be measured via performances of investment or simply any...

... of erstwhile non- economic spheres of society, then what use could its intellectual dimension have for a political theory? From a neoliberal perspective, what is there to be known about states other than how to run them like a business by using management techniques developed...

... in the form of neoliberal economics. Rhetoric lionizing the “devolution” of power may sound progressive, but the word may easily be substituted for “marketization.” The governing coalition’s ideology is corporative, not communal; their goal is the dismantling of any social and com...

... the Kremlin has used a variety of instruments to change the situation in other countries politically, economically. The instruments themselves include economic coercion and sometimes outright military aggression. But then comes the paradox. The very term imperialism was popularized by Marxist theorists...

... extracted by AI, Pasquinelli rightly emphasizes the role of political decision-making and economic inequality in the history of science and technology. The Eye of the Master fails, however, to adequately account for the dynamics of exploitation transformed by computing technologies or the profound...

...-sports mark the expansion of sporting spectatorship into virtual worlds. Outside of entertainment, games serve as military training simulations, 2 metaphors in economic theory, and a frame for political “races.” In our day-to-day lives, applications facilitating exercise, language learning, task...

... economic changes but rather appears in most criticism merely as “yet another symptom of the death of the welfare state.”4 Adamson describes student debt as “existing within forms of power that exceed the public/private duality,” and she focuses largely on the portion of student debt...

... to distance themselves from any connection with human rights have now claimed to promote them, as is the case with the World Bank.3 En- vironmental issues, labor issues, and economic issues are presented in terms of rights or, otherwise, at least asked to justify themselves...

... that the global economic recession of 2008 would reveal once and for all the destructive force of neoliberal capital- ization, the “vampiric octopus” masquerading as free-market ef- fi ciency and neutrality. But once again citizens in the overdevel- oped West fi nd themselves puzzling over stories of billion...

... of knowledge and existence. As it simultaneously advances political, economic, social, and cultural struggles for greater de- mocracy, I would also argue that a decolonizing politics resides in an embodied practice rooted in lived and liveable worldviews or philosophies and is therefore in decolonizing...

... the interconnections between capitalism and emotions, addressing the ways in which the dominant contemporary economic and cultural system shapes individual identities and personal relationships. In works such as Consuming the Romantic Utopia: Love and the Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism (1997) and Why Love...