... University. W hite Values, "Black" Values: The Ocean Hill-Brownsville Controversy and New York City Culture, 1965-1975 Jerald E. Podair It is hardly surprising that New Yorkers still shudder at the memory...

... help journalists move away from privileging the perspectives of the powerful in breaking news coverage, thereby making space for alternate understandings of the situation. Copyright © 2021 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2021 news breaking news news values journalism...

... pool of financialized value. That is to say, with the introduction of sound technologies, the studio is able to derive value in new ways out of the labor of the actor. The bodily performance — repeated over multiple takes, captured by film, the voice captured by recorders (and often rerecorded...

... refers to Vietnam. Numerous Nueva Canción compositions from Cuba and elsewhere probed the identity of the “New Man” and the possibility of liberation based on human values without directly addressing the politics of gender. Others explored how intimate and family relationships could express new...

... group, the realization of a ter- rorist attack immediately inspired reactions about how Muslims would be blamed. One of the values of the Columbia archive is thus its documentation of the effect of racism and anti-­Muslim sentiment on the everyday lives of Muslim New Yorkers (as well...

..., one that involves a rethinking of the terms of the debate itself and moving beyond the binaries of East-West and premodern-modern. In the Iranian framework, we are seeing an instance of modern liberal values in a novel context—an Islamic republic. This essay calls for critical studies of women's...

... value of properties. Local business owners — “petit bourgeois” capitalists — had no means to draw on the “geographic” vision of the urban city planner. Carving new shortcuts through buildings and between streets, constructing sidewalks and passages couverts , they nevertheless reinterpreted the built...

... contributed significantly to a globalized industry, valuing $21 billion in sales by 2017. Although maintaining a blood surplus has been crucial for treating illnesses and traumatic injuries, blood banking has been a source for massive viral transmissions, including HIV and hepatitis C. Examining the news...

...Edward D. Melillo This article examines the history of neoliberal enclosures in the oscillating electrical and magnetic fields that surround us, the electromagnetic Commons. The relationship between the neoliberal phase of capitalism and the expansion of such new frontiers for privatization remains...

.... “These were events in our history; they were our experience” (202). Kagarlitsky describes the search for new values by poets who openly challenged the system (Galich), poets who “simply turned their back on it” (Vysotsky), by Tvardovsky and his group who published in Novy Mir, by Dmitrii Granin...

... BUILDING OBJECTIVITY /199 emerged from the work of Louis de Jaucourt, the eighteenth-century French physician who believed that menstrual blood was the source of breast milk. Mammae made women ”the highest class of animals,” thereby assigning “a new value to the female, especially women’s...

... dis- THE NEW LEFT As HISTORY / 185 cipline and organization to try to change the world, communes and collectives sought to transform people here and now by putting new values into practice, "exuberant, fitful, and flawed attempts to live a new way of life...

... common law tradition an organi- cist vision of a society founded upon common customs, habits, and values.’oFrom it, he derived a new, sociological basis for the regulatory state, of which he was both a preeminent theorist and, as the first chair of the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC...

... precarious circumstances. Obama claims that MBK is about introducing a new value system that will redefine who we are as a nation and that will transform liberty, justice, and equality for all into more than rhetoric. But ultimately it misses the mark. By recycling many of the problematic...

... had to maneuver be- tween their own limited understanding of what was going on in Russia and the demands of the home office for stories with “news value’’ for Americans. Duranty succeeded extraordinarily, becom- ing within a few years the most celebrated journalist reporting from the USSR...

... and achieved new value, Indian dancers did not. Nor did Monimbó musicians, who still retained con- trol over the production of the music and musical instruments necessary for the dance. A Chevrolet might venture into the neighborhood in search of a marimbero...

... in a given period of time. As the capitalist was able to increase the value labor produced over the cost of keeping labor alive, he gained for himself a ”surplus value’’ which was the origin of new capital. Formulated in this way, the cash exchange- money, with its ”inherent” “possibility...

...- changed for other commodities in definite proportions. l7 "Surplus- value" is the difference between the laborer's wages and the amount of value he adds to new commodities. In the production and circulation of a commodity, "surplus-value" is realized by the capitalist when he sells...

... from New York devoted to the raising of corn, oats, hay, wheat, rye, etc., in competition with western New York, Ohio, and elsewhere and on lands, the interest on the value of which is as great as the fee simple of western farms. In our neighborhood are many farmers who...

... importantly, union wages, work rules, and personal leave benefits allowed Kiino the schedule flexibility and financial stability to take time off work during his friends’ darkest hours, a practice that would have been much more difficult had Kiino worked in one of the new jobs of the family values...