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...Nina Violetta Schwarz; Maurice Stierl This article takes the encounters between migrant travelers at sea and Alarm Phone activists on land as a starting point to inquire into recent transformations in maritime migrant mobilities and EUropean and North African attempts to govern them, with a focus...

... revolution Arab uprisings freedom of movement References Alarm Phone . 2015 . “ Moving On: One Year Alarmphone .” alarmphone.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/25/2016/01/AP-1year-Doku-Screen-04-DS.pdf . Fiedler Mathias . 2015 . “ #crossingnomore: “We Don’t Want to Drown No More...

... for the documentation of violations, we have sought to support human rights NGOs that have fought through strategic litigation to block violent state prac- tices; the underground solidarity networks of No Border activists, which have been extended across the sea through civilian emergency phone lines such as the Alarm...

... and tumbling in the morning breeze, the pennant gaily streaming behind. The tourists were pointing at it in evident alarm and speculation. The tour guide sat in catatonic silence. She looked like a very small Bar- bie doll having a nervous breakdown. She wore a large lapel button, also rainbow-striped...

... signal; from then on, however, even the most optimistic went into their cellars when an alarm sounded, for the sake of precaution. For many months the minds of the people in Dresden had been depressed, as was the case all over Germany. One had become apathetic. Malnutrition, overfatigue, overwork...

... phone alarm, check your messages, and then it’s microwave, GPS, iPod, Bluetooth, subway pass, headphones, MP3, bike 740  The South Atlantic Quarterly • October 2016 lane, ATM, laptop, pop-up ad, text message, Facebook, Starbucks, Wi-Fi, check blog, Twitter feed, flash drive, track changes...

... and demise. A recent comic exchange on the NBC sitcom 30 Rock illuminates this aspect of the popular imagination, particularly as it delineates the possibilities for women in the digital moment. Liz (Tina Fey) phones her boss, Jack (Alec Baldwin), and asks if, under the influence of narcotics given...

... have no value. With the latter accusation, there is a division drawn that s similar to parents telling their kids that there s kids starving in Third World coun- tries, ignoring the relative poverty that s right here in this country. There are homeless people with cell phones, but if you let...

... be of interest to me. Claiming to be a member of the Association of Private Detectives my solici­ tous host phoned or dropped in on me each day with offerings of tomatoes, cucumbers, and bite-size purple plums. A short, compact man who liked to box and fish, he sought in his soothing baritone voice to convince...

... children. This scrutiny of children—even young adults—online characterizes the Internet and mobile phone networks as unruly children of sorts and the unruly children with digital gadgets as tech-­savvy Internet predators. Its convenience and pleasures aside, the Internet has often been seen...

... share the Trimline phone, beamish old folks in hand-knit sweaters on fixed incomes. This is of course a joke about typicality, or rather about its construction in Hollywood movies and television advertising. A somewhat more complex play with typification is this: A woman in a yellow slicker held up...

... Abortion, Abortion, Abortion, Still: Documentary Show and Tell Some of us are weary of the topic. Some of us are weary of ringing the alarm bells, of holding signs, of trying to keep clinics open, sidewalks clear...

... Gilroy • 1981 and 2011  553 its second week, were the most widespread to date. In some cities, he said, “we are facing anarchy.” By 5 A.M., most of the violence had been brought under control, but sirens and burglar alarms could still be heard through the streets...

... by the company, and limits to mobility. Accusations of sexual abuse have been more limited and more di™cult to prove, although before the complaints that came out in the media in 2019, there were already convictions of sexual abuse by farm overseers that should have raised alarms.3 We do not know the extent...

... and white publishers choose to say about him. The most significant thing about the place of these peo­ ple in literature today is that they are in literature. The picture which we have of them is not at all alarming; it is just like any white picture with a dark tinge. The thing we must notice...

... wanted to pay what they could afford, realizing that they could survive with- out their phones, but the bosses could not. The “rent strike” followed a simi- lar logic: because they believed that the industrialists in Turin controlled the (apparently “free”) real estate market, workers in Turin...

... are said to account for one-fifth of the retail business of the nation. Utilities have been famous for long vision and monopoly aims. The Bell telephone system, in which the American Tele­ phone and Telegraph plays an important part, is reputed as owning three out of every four telephones in use...

... her doctor, Miyoko entered a new and alarming part of the accommodations loop: being surveilled. Then I got a letter back from them saying that they had Googled me online and they had seen certain YouTube videos in which I appeared to be raising my arms above my head and doing things inconsistent...

... of voters by phone and by third parties on behalf of others I just saw Missand she told me she wanted to get registered. Hoping to make Cracker strategy ob­ solete, the author called for at-large rather than by-ward election of councilmen and suggested hiring city employees on merit and re­ stricting...

... executive. As Stony cases the first bank the women intend to rob, its handsome new manager, Keith Weston (Blair Underwood), approaches her, wanting her phone number. She plays along, gets his number, and their romance, brief but intense, is marked by her understanding and insistence that the relationship...