Search Results for Mediterranean Sea

... Sea: the Mediterranean, 1798–1956 .” European Review of History 19 , no. 1 : 1 – 13 . Brodie Richard . 2018 . “ A Victory Won by a Joint Resistance on Land and at Sea .” Global Justice Now , August 29 . www.globaljustice.org.uk/blog/2018/aug/29/victory-won-joint-resistance-land...

...Ana Maria Manzanas Calvo Duke University Press 2006 Ana Maria Manzanas Calvo Contested Passages: Migrants Crossing the Río Grande and the Mediterranean Sea Moroccan journalist Rachid Nini claims in Diario de un ilegal (An Illegal’s...

... on the western Mediterranean Sea. The Alarm Phone, an activist hotline assisting migrants in distress at sea, has been involved in everyday struggles over movement in all three Mediterranean regions, so that tracing its interventions can provide insights into the complex interplay between enactments...

...Alessandro Metz; Michael Hardt; Sandro Mezzadra; Arianna Bove In this article, Michael Hardt and Sandro Mezzadra interview Alessandro Metz, social worker and “social” owner of the ship Mare Jonio, which seeks to aid and protect migrants during increasingly perilous Mediterranean Sea crossings. Metz...

... to describe the contemporary “deathscape” (De Genova 2017 ) of the Mediterranean Sea, thus creating a parallel with the trans-Atlantic history of enslavement. In conclusion, to connect Gramsci's remarks to a broader Southern question, it is relevant to ask, paraphrasing Walter Mignolo ( 2000 ): what...

... and then a transnational uprising in the southern and eastern Mediterranean countries and beyond. At the same time, another practice which engaged bodies as well, began to be enacted by young men and women as a political act: crossing the sea, crossing borders, shaping a new politics of the freedom of movement where...

... and the Italian government’s attacks against humanitarian organizations. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 migration Mediterranean Sea humanitarian action A G A I N S T the D A Y Luca Casarini Death and Life at Sea One day in July 2018, like in a typical movie scene of Italian immigrants...

... . “ Communities of Crisis: Ruptures as Common Ties during Class Struggles in Greece, 2011–2012 .” South Atlantic Quarterly 113 , no. 2 : 285 – 97 . Stierl Maurice . 2016 . “ A Sea of Struggles: Activist Border Interventions in the Mediterranean Sea .” Citizenship Studies 20 , no. 5 : 561 – 78...

... of resistance to border regimes. The article advocates the importance of reframing the demand for open borders as a call for freedom of those who challenge the pragmatic order of borders. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 border regime Mediterranean Sea migration References...

... by sailors, and seemed to be separated from Western Europe by wide oceans rather than connected directly by land. The roots of this view of the world go far back into history. In ancient times the river Nile, the Aegean and Mediterranean seas, and finally the coastal waters and rivers of all Western Europe...

... of gods whom yet our hearts adore. Some portion of the six years spent by Pinkney in the United States Navy, he was cruising in the Mediterranean Sea, and saw and learned to love Italy. In A Health, The Indian Bride, and some of the shorter pieces, there are striking similarities to Petrarch. Pinkney...

... integration and the formation of diverse urban and regional niches. The Po Valley region is of geostrategic importance for Europe in the global economy. It is the principal junction that connects the Mediterranean Sea with the Continent. The Val- ley’s long history extends back to the Romans, who built...

... and its sea power, has been the loss of the whole in the sum of its parts and an outstanding failure in perspective. Dr. Lewis tries to view the whole Mediterranean from the collapse of Roman power to the new era when Western European mariners over­ came both their Byzantine and Moslem rivals and ushered...

... of Nausicaa and the city of Atlantis is commonly recognized, and Homer spared no pains in placing Scheria beyond the Pillars of Heracles. Victor Berard, probably the foremost living student of the Odyssey, disputes this location on the ground that the Greeks knew nothing about the western Mediterranean...

.... In addition, the monitoring operations of the Mare Jonio were able to demonstrate the disastrous failure of the established Search and Rescue regime in the Central Mediterranean. In the early spring of 2019, after a Winter period in which the seas were inhospitable, began a second period of the Mare Jonio s...

..., but the beginning of life. Paul Valery was born at Sete in the South of France on Octo­ ber 30, 1871, of a Corsican father and an Italian mother. Sete is built on the side of Mont-Saint-Clair, between the Mediterranean and the Pond of Thau. A system of canals joins the sea with the lake. Valery s first school had...

..., after service in Russia and the Mediterranean, was captured at sea in 1574 and for six years tormented as a gal­ ley slave. Eventually, discovered to be a master gunner, he was drafted into the Turkish army against Persia. By his account in the aptly named Rare and Most Wonderful Things which Edward...

... later when it was found that all the French warships were con­ centrated in the Mediterranean, while the great fleets of England were ready to strike at a moment s notice in the Channel and in the North Sea. Thus encouraged France maintained an attitude correct, digni­ fied, and resolute. Germany...

... while “kicking” Greece out of this raft and into the dangerous sea. This representation was materialized in concrete terms during the “refugee crisis,” when Europe expelled refugees from its territory and frequently left them to drown in the Mediterranean. The two “crises” (re)presented...

... seas, crowning four score years of scientific exploring enterprise. At the close of the first modem century, Spain had seized Portugal and become, for the moment,thenominal mistress of the whole extra-European world. Spain s jealous guardianship of her exclusive dominion of both the eastern and western...