... to the intersecting climate crises on different scales, from the local to the global. The abolition of fossil capital through the building of counterpower —in all senses of that term—should be a key strategic priority of the global movement for ecosocialism. The article discusses the Public Power NY campaign, which...

...” that single out “hot spots” around the globe. All of this, in turn, takes place within the play of visibility and invisibility that is one important legacy of the war. Homing in on the powers and hazards of public images in Indonesia today and the multiplicity of visual modes and discourses and perspectival...

... insights into how responses to the disease are situated within the landscape of neoliberal discourses and policies, revealing the fissures and inconsistencies of neoliberalism. As communities mobilize varied local, national, and international networks of support to reshape the fields of power, they draw...

.... Such paranoid readings have only grown more complex in the post-Soviet era, as changing strategies of state power, a growing orientation toward the global market, and the increasing availability of digital technologies enable more open criticism of the state in art and render criticism itself suspect. Drawing...

... with the pandemic budget crisis, renter protections and homelessness prevention measures, police and criminal justice reform, universal single-payer health-care coverage for all New Yorkers, and legislation to effectively dismantle the state's investor-owned power utilities and set up a public power authority...

... status was explicitly raced, gendered, and sexed within a household ontology of rule via privatized violence formally backed by state power, even as wage labor (and even indentured servitude) was increasingly becoming nationalized and linked to a realm of public, social standing, and state protection...

... that expanded its conception of individual liberty, social conscience, and public powers”—that would dominate US politics in the Progressive Era and beyond. 61 As late as 1924, the year hard-hereditarian eugenicists secured passage of the Johnson-Reed Act, which throttled immigration to the United States...

... politics in the dynamics of globaliza- tion see Wolfgang Streeck, “Public Power beyond the Nation-State? The Case of the European Community,” in The Future of Nations and the Limits of Markets, ed. Robert Boyer...

... minister, Charles Pasqua, continued this process of attempting to unify the Muslim community along secular lines. Pleading for a “French Islam” (Islam de France) endowed with a representative institution holding public powers...

.... Claiming Social Power With the third political function of coming out, gay men and lesbians publicize, interpret, and argue over the social value of a gay identity. This includes the public recognition not merely of a gay identity but of gay icons, gay political districts, gay markets, the “queer...

... came together at that moment to cause that outcome, which was in any case a long time coming. But a series of correspondences also present them- selves. The boys found themselves confronting state power in its extreme polarities: the repressive apparatus and the public utility. The chase itself...

... sustaining their power at the height of the antiwar movement in the late 1960s. Radicals took over student gov- ernments and reconstituted them. Some public universities even granted student and/or worker representation on their boards...

... and Imperial Power . The production of various European imperial power relied upon the remaking of intimate worlds and how they linked to public life. In doing so, imperial imaginations mapped European gender/sex identities onto non-Western spaces. For examinations of the centrality of gender and sex...

... translate the private troubles of individuals into public issues, and public issues and events into their meanings for private life.”68 In terms of political power and capital, he argued that democracy “certainly requires, as a fact of power...

... ever-present dan- gers of lynchings and rape posed a real threat for transgressing this rigid public-private divide, blacks and women refused to be deterred from their demands for unrestricted access to the public portals to power...

... the failure of its own unionizing effort in the 1970s, it has been largely depoliticized; adjuncts, who outnumber full-timers two to one, have been even more dispersed and isolated. The public debate on the Graduate Student Organizing Committee (GSOC) and its implications for the faculty was concentrated...

.... Absent the resources of public infrastructure and its buffer of possible futurity, the power of the professional has shown itself most recently in reactionary defenses of individual sovereignty against institutions, as in the Ronell case, or in the demands that (pre)professionals preemptively perform...

... where the sun might otherwise be shining. The clock is a sug- gestive index of the end of the workday for the respectably employed and a powerful reminder of the time limits confronting those on public assis- tance. Later newsletter issues further reinforced...

..., to use Roderick A. Ferguson’s coinage, and places Sapphire's 1996 novel Push in conversation with Jesmyn Ward's 2011 novel Salvage the Bones . Both novels depict young Black mothers grappling with the disabling context of public infrastructural abandonment, in which the basic support systems...

... of the power grid and the structures of power the grid both symbolizes and materializes. The news segment showcases the afterlives of the moment Ellison was living and writing in—where electricity was being shaped as a commodity (instead of a public work or human right) by a hodgepodge of private...