...Figure 3 Indian Peace Commission members in council with Arapahos and Cheyennes at Fort Laramie. Print by Alexander Gardner, 1868, Reserve Collection IV.3.4, 25159. Courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. ...

.... The concern for sexual health has given the prostitutes new visibility: from the familiar status of a marginal group of sexually aberrant women, they are now being considered a signifi cant target for public health policy. In the post-1990 phase of modernization, the Indian state has been keen...

... and figural but biopolitical. Driven by an intense desire for newness, UNESCO saw the child as a resource with which to renew and revitalize the human. UNESCO, the Indian philosopher Sir Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan declared, had to stand “not merely for a new set of adjustments but for a new way of life, a new...

... in the capital city of San Salvador over a few days in 1952, their bodies dumped into the Lempa River.2 Octo- genarians in villages of El Salvador’s western coffee-growing region may have silently remembered remnants of ten thousand or more Indians...

... the Kenyan state as a security “partner,” negotiating access to Kenyan military facilities including the Port of Mombasa and airbases across central Kenya. Already a regional hub for multinational corporations and the United Nations, Kenya's position on the Indian Ocean afforded the United States unhindered...

... by the 1951 refugee convention, this is, she suggests, along with Antonio Gutteres, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, one of the “biggest failures in terms of humanitarian action” for the international community (FR; MF 15 – 30). How does this emerging sense of responsibility toward IDPs...

... it in Nandy’s words; on the contrary, the media had to tailor the long-cherished Indian norms of democracy and peace in supporting a more democratic distribution of nuclear power that the Indian tests had made possible. Such were...

... and individuals, navigated bureaucratic pathways, and commissioned artist Johnny Bear Contreras of San Pasqual Band of Diegueño Mission Indians. Bear designed a three-dimensional aluminum mural, When the World Comes to Life , consisting of two panels. The left panel depicts gender-nonbinary figures holding...

... central to the construction and reproduction of modern state and juridical orders, as well as their con- stituting cultural orders: the Indian — that is, the figure of the Indian, the remnants of Indigenous being and life modalities, the persistent...

... that Oedipus was Freud’s dream. The difference between the simple form of its articulation, say, among the Guayaki Indians as described by Pierre Clastres and that Image Files Corrupted 117 found among the British...

... of United States Colonialism , edited by Goldstein Alyosha , 33 – 56 . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Barker Joanne . 2015 “ The Corporation and the Tribe ”. American Indian Quarterly 39 , no. 3 : 243 – 70 . Bergsman Steven . 2011 . “ Mortgage Perks for Indigenous...

... Autobiography, 1760–1865 . Urbana : University of Illinois Press . Armitage David . 2004 . “John Locke, Carolina, and the Two Treatises of Government.” Political Theory 32 , no. 4 : 602 – 27 . Arneil Barbara . 1996 . “The Wild Indian's Venison: Locke's Theory of Property...

... Matter movement in London, the Feminist Assembly in Buenos Aires, the C-19 People's Coalition in Johannesburg, and the anti–citizenship law protests and the farmers’ movement in Indian cities. Against the multiplying crises of cities during the time of the pandemic, the different pieces in this pod come...

... to the city’s traditional Christian community and, to some extent, also religion. Kajri Jain, Gods in the Bazaar: The Economies of Indian Calendar Art (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2007), 316, 322. At the same time, Jain follows Pinney...

... nationalist movements that began in the 1950s, as well as to the Third World and the larger international community, forging connections with other struggles against colonialism and racial exclusion. Darwish’s well- known poems “Identity Card” and “The Speech of the Red Indian” are powerful examples...

... of this “damage control” colludes with Hindu nationalist agendas to dis- credit Muslims and Pakistan, Indian prime minister Vajpayee was actually reprimanded by Sikh groups for both suggesting that women wear bindis in order to pass as Hindus...

... companies to sell the rights to Arabian oil. The intermediary in these talks was an English businessman, Harry St. John Philby. Born in British-ruled Ceylon, the son of a tea planter, Philby was an administrator in Britain’s Indian Civil...

... that all Tamil female suicide bombers were dark and wore the Indian shalwar khameez. Lack of NIC and lan- guage confirmed racial suspicion among the spectators who thronged the arrest scene relishing the gratuitous spectacle of sexual humiliation, utterly...

... campiness, are a reminder of these sedimented histories. Their spectacle is an instance of how, borrowing from María Josefina Saldaña-Portillo's analysis in Indian Given , the “Indian” is “melancholically incorporated” into the “racial geography of the Southwest” and “its geographic, cultural...