...Kerron Ó Luain Abstract This is the first attempt to analyze Gaelscoil (Irish-medium school) activists using the lens of Gramscian subalternity. The activists who founded Irish-medium schools in the early 1970s are situated as part of the subaltern that exists in postcolonial countries. Drawing...

... enable dominant groups to recast systems of land ownership, occupancy, and use and reconfigure routes of circulation and trespass on the landscape with the aim of forcing subaltern populations into ever smaller territorial spaces and of taking control of the landscape. The Palestinian landscape is part...

... of the Global North another means to exploit the Global South; and they have sometimes created opportunities for a climate change subaltern to leverage power against those nations who have dominated climate change policy. MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2010 interventions Swapping...

... their limitations in the colonial context. Contradictorily, as subaltern as white Australian commoners were, the very effectiveness of their commoning activities contributed to the dispossession of indigenous commoners. The article argues for a more nuanced understanding of commons and enclosure...

... subaltern nor permanently alienated from Europe as foreigners, these extra-Europeans have suffered neglect in the construction of major historical narratives. We present three case studies deriving from the British and Habsburg empires: a converted “Turk” in Catholic Munich, a London parish shaped by its...

... a phase of deepening crisis, Durban's subalterns began to organize in new ways to demand their right to the city. Importantly, while actual commons may have been elusive, the idea of commons has remained politically vital. MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2010 State Racism...

... masculinity. I focus in particular on the rape of a subaltern man named Rahmat Musalli—not to formulate his subjectivity but to question the sign of rape in the colonial archive. I hope to build, therefore, on existing scholarship on the ways in which both colonialism and colonial archives are gendered. ©...

... reparations? What if the onset of the Anthropocene was tenaciously resisted in various different historical moments and parts of the planet? This issue recuperates the alternative worlds, orientations, and subaltern environmental movements that constitute radical historical alternatives to the Anthropocene...

... America and other places. Stern focuses on gender dynamics among the poor or, as is his preferred term, ”the subaltern . . . the vast bottoms of the color-class pyramid” (ix), which includes peasants and plebeians, Indians, mes- tizos, mulattos, castizos, poor whites, and common men and women...

.... Her model of an aggressive, educative state versus resistant subalterns, however, begs questions of processual social differentiation and possibilities for changing mentalities. It may also underestimate the peasantry’s selective use of the state and the capacity of state offi- CULTURAL...

... to expose students to the multiple ways that this interaction has been theorized, in the past and more recently. I also hoped to tack between accounts of Western hegemony that centered on the experi- ence of Europeans-overseas and at home-and those that analyzed the experience of subalterns. Any...

... politics, culture, and consciousness among subaltern subjects and communities.5 However, though fi tting into a common pattern in African studies, the dimensions of this work have, surprisingly, remained almost exclusively local in nature.6 With the global event...

... that she was trying to combine questions of empire and colonialism with a transna- tional approach. She did this by taking what she had identified as major conceptual questions at the heart of imperial studies and colonial scholarship — domesticity, sexualities, subalternity, citizenship, medicine...

... critically about how historians characterize peas- ant politics and forms of resistance. I paired Scott’s “everyday resistance” thesis and E. P. Thompson’s classic “The Crime of Anonymity” with two of the founding state- ments from the Subaltern Studies Group...

.... In one of those articles, Ileana Rodríguez wondered whether subaltern studies could replace Marxism as a new liberating theory of praxis. I am not so sure, owing to what she herself pointed out in the same article, namely, the institutional- izing effects...

... the point is often missed, national security concerns loomed large when Washington made the fateful decision to retreat from the most egregious aspects of Jim Crow. It was evident that if justice were not forthcoming, the ”subaltern” in the U.S. could pur- sue international options, including...

... that strongly segmented women and men into contrasting social activities, that severely restricted women’s life options within and outside family networks, and that subordinated youth and young adults to elder rule. A key argument in the book was that subaltern women and men in Old Regime Mexico...

..., Criticism, and Poli- tics in the Third World,” Comparative Studies in Society and History 34, 1 (1992): 141-67; Gyan Prakash, ”Can the Subaltern’ Ride? A Reply to OHanlon and Washbrook,” Comparative Studies in Society and History 34,1 (1992): 168-84. 5. For important reconsiderations...

... interdependence between the West and its empires, the relationship between slavery and Europe’s cult of liberty, the representation of the experiences of subalterns, and the gendered and racialized gaze of the colonizer. By placing Europe within global interrelationships, Conklin’s seminar challenges...