....” 27 Đorđević, “Subjekt i pseudosubjekt” (my translation). 28 Đorđević, “Subjekt i pseudosubjekt” (my translation). 29 Bourdieu, Rules of Art , 141–73 . © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 cultural labor Yugoslav socialism cultural policy socialist political economy...

... camps and other mobilizations. The author argues for the historical causes of this curatorial turn in movement cultures, examines the structural power dynamics of this extrainstitutional curating vis‐à‐vis the practices and policies of cultural institutions, and puts these developments in critical...

... revolutionary experiences, especially those in Latin America. The reality of these processess permanently debunked the developmentalism of Euro-American Marxist theory that privileged a model of revolutionary agency stubbornly identified with urban, industrial labor. The cultural and sexual policies...

... analysis: (a) the multitude of different cultural understandings of race, ethnicity, nationality, and caste throughout the world prevents surveying the editors about their race and ethnicity; (b) Wikipedia's category structures, combined with the policies that constrain their use, limit their analytic...

... of gradual but progressive growth that characterized the industrial age, extreme, fractal changes increasingly characterize our biopolitical age. We live in an era of catastrophic time. If most policy makers seem intent on ignoring or exacerbating the perils of the Anthropocene age, popular culture...

..., but it was not until after the implementation of neoliberal governance policies beginning in the early 1980s that popular crime works began to overshadow the social and historical realist narratives and bildungsromans that dominated African literary production from the late colonial era. Where those genres facilitated...

... savage social inequality and a bifurcated labor market as individual mental functions whose ideal type is corporate decision making; it also aids the transition to corporate control of education itself. Following this trope from the realm of cultural logic to public policy allows us to watch...

...Jina B. Kim Abstract Drawing together feminist- and queer-of-color critique with disability theory, this essay offers a literary-cultural reframing of the welfare queen in light of critical discourses of disability. It does so by taking up the discourse of dependency that casts racialized, low...

... DAM, from Lid, and also on Arapeyat from Akka, Saz from Ramleh, and Awlad el Hara from Nazareth. The article offers the concept of the “present absent” as a profound analytic lens for understanding the fundamental contradictions of the social, political, and cultural conditions created by specific...

... is a professor of American studies and Spanish and Por- tuguese at New York University, as well as acting director of the American studies program, director of the Center for Latin American and Carib- bean studies, and director of the Privatization of Culture Project for Research on Cultural Policy. His most...

... nonracialist and anticolonialist foreign policy and military cul- tures against the backdrop of the Holocaust experience and under pres- sure from cultural pluralist influences and civil-rights struggles inside the country. Yet, none of this contradicts...

... a delayed, but rather triumphant, rebuttal in George Yudice’s guest-edited issue on cultural policy (ST 59, 1999), which used Social Text to announce the revival of a reinvigorated form of cultural studies, already pioneered by Yudice, Randy Martin...

... nonracialist and anticolonialist foreign policy and military cul- tures against the backdrop of the Holocaust experience and under pres- sure from cultural pluralist influences and civil-rights struggles inside the country. Yet, none of this contradicts...

... nonracialist and anticolonialist foreign policy and military cul- tures against the backdrop of the Holocaust experience and under pres- sure from cultural pluralist influences and civil-rights struggles inside the country. Yet, none of this contradicts...

... a delayed, but rather triumphant, rebuttal in George Yudice’s guest-edited issue on cultural policy (ST 59, 1999), which used Social Text to announce the revival of a reinvigorated form of cultural studies, already pioneered by Yudice, Randy Martin...

.... These forms of violence are characterized by their structural character spawned by neoliberal economic, political, and cultural policies and practices. By structural violence, I mean the informal and formal processes by which institutions...

... nonracialist and anticolonialist foreign policy and military cul- tures against the backdrop of the Holocaust experience and under pres- sure from cultural pluralist influences and civil-rights struggles inside the country. Yet, none of this contradicts...

... change in the nature of cultural labor has received much less attention. Even within the literature that could be grouped together under the heading of cultural policy, the lion’s share is given over to the “funding problem” of the arts, such as changes in the sources...

.... In other words, today we see that the myths of artistic work have served as primary reference points for the development of “creative” labor, unifying neoconservative and neoliberal ideological frameworks. As Katja Praznik argues using the example of economic and cultural policy in Yugoslavia, beginning...

... . 2006 . “ Cultural Sovereignty in a Global Art Economy: Egyptian Cultural Policy and the New Western Interest in Art in the Middle East .” Cultural Anthropology 21 , no. 3 : 173 – 204 . Yurchak Alexei . 2006 . Everything Was Forever, until It Was No More: The Last Soviet Generation...