...Rebecca Gould This essay examines the graffiti that covers the portion of the West Bank’s segregation wall that traverses Bethlehem. That the majority of the representations covering the wall are intended for international rather than local consumption complicates the prevalent tendency...

...Mandana E. Limbert This article examines the ruins of the former structures of rule in a medium-sized town in the Sultanate of Oman. It explores how people in Bahla relate to and perceive the ruins of forts, walls, and neighborhoods that had helped maintain order in the previous era...

...Joanne Barker This article addresses the coproduction of US imperialism, racism, and debt in the dispossession and indenture of Indigenous peoples. It does so by thinking through the 2008 subprime crisis within the context of the Occupy Wall Street movement and some of the scholarship...

... objective of utmost importance, yet most future thinking about the border has remained restricted to imagining new versions of border walls euphemistically rebranded as “sustainable” alternatives. This essay analyzes the limitations of popular design projects that effectively greenwash the securitization...

.... Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 African Americans Indigeneity civil rights Commerce Clause economies of dispossession President Donald Trump’s “wall”—as a nation-building capitalist-expansion project—illustrates what Jodi Byrd, Alyosha Goldstein, Jodi Melamed, and Chandan Reddy...

..., in the wilderness; the other was built in the heart of Europe. Political radicals were kept in Boven Digoel; Jews were locked in Terezín “because of their grandmother.” Terezín belonged to the Holo- caust; Boven Digoel belonged to colonialism. 1. Camps as Cans Red brick eighteenth-­century walls...

....” 64 Brooks's illegality is problematic, but his illicit acts are presented as financially driven, and thus, on some level understandable and relatable. However, when Spencer begins his interview with Kenneth Walls, a middle-aged Black man, he sets a different tone by introducing Walls through video...

..., the effects of the 420-­mile-­long “Separation Barrier” on West Bank vil- lages, some of which are enclosed on four sides by the wall, Arab villages within the pre-­1967 boundaries that had been destroyed and erased, Israeli national parks built atop massacre sites, and many other locations all...

... in North Africa. In Sudan there was a civil war the lyric in a time raging. On the way to India we often stopped in Aden, in what is now Yemen. of danger. For There were British Tommies on the rocks, and Yemeni fighters hid- den by the broken walls...

... of the Wall Street Journal to excoriate the president’s budget by invoking the transparent logic of Mischel’s experiment: “People who cannot delay gratification tend to be less successful,” wrote the free-­market think tank’s Arthur Brooks, in an op-­ed...

... of academic work and the expression of artistic labor as modes that reveal the accelerated anxiety of impending doom. We also consider the haunting monstrosity of postapocalyptic visions. References #FFFFFF Walls . 2013 . “ Korakrit Arunanondchai — Bushwick .” June . ffffffwalls.com/2013/06...

... and ethereal creature is placed on the ground near a map of New York State, with the word EXIT written at the city’s exit routes. A small photograph on a wall with a script that reveals the relationship between clouds and other ways of escape advises us to take a bit of freedom from both our bodies and our...

... July 1996, two days after receiving a copy of the paper, Netanyahu deliv- ered an address to a joint session of the U.S. Congress embracing several of the paper’s propositions. The Wall Street Journal published excerpts from the “Clean...

... as a large black graphic on the wall (indicating my current value, in pounds sterling) and next to it, a framed printout of the calculation data (the market price and weight of all the chemical elements in my body). Each time the work is shown, I weigh...

... of the climate emergency. Indeed, in 2012 the activists who were engaged in the Occupy Wall Street movement decided to react to the destruction brought to New York City by Hurricane Sandy, relocating from the financial district to Brooklyn and Queens and in the process giving birth to the Occupy Sandy movement...

... tree but might as well have started with the crack house. Each nails the sinner to the floor (see fig. 1). Images of such incarceration literally litter the Pentecostal rehabilitation center. Pinned to walls, tucked under pillows, and folded...

... circulate from one activity zone to the next, passing from the outermost grooming station to the innermost toilet wall and back again, they experience a multisensory gradient that takes them from public to private, open to closed, smooth to coarse, dry to wet, acoustically reverberant to sound absorptive...

... no more—beyond its trenches, all of these “odes to joy” have been quite obviously trampled over. 6 The Schengen Walls are more efficiently insurmountable and deadlier than every other European wall in history, including the Berlin Wall, the “fall” of which has become a perverse symbol of the latest...

... exhibition hall appeared to contain no artwork at all. No sooner did one enter the space, however, than a thick moisture infusing the air in the room clung to one’s skin. Snaking along each wall, small tubes vaporized water that filled the room, rose to the ceiling, and collected in moist beads overhead...

... and sad. It is made of mud, with two glass eyes set slightly wall-­eyed: one eye is brown, human, and the other is yellow, cat-­like. The mud has cracked in wide fissures, and the mouth gapes. The nose is a small white button. On the wall beneath the ugly and sad mask was a large scrawled message...