... the fall of the working classes into neofeudal labor practices—trajectories embedded in and abetted by decisions of the US Supreme Court. jacksoje@whitman.edu Copyright © 2022 Duke University Press 2022 capitalist jurisprudence constitutional political economy neoliberalism neofeudalism...

...Alexander DeConde European Union and United States Foreign Policy: A Study in Sociological Jurisprudence . By Northrop F. S. C. . New York : Macmillan Company , 1954 . Pp. x , 230 . $4.75 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 274 The South Atlantic Quarterly when...

... in the 1 field of philosophical jurisprudence. It will be recalled that Vico sought to construct a univer- sal history, in this case one underpinned by a Christian providential schema. Two main prob...

... under the contractual regime is stronger than it is under the current public law regime provided by settler legislative frameworks and associated jurisprudence. It would be tempting to argue, then, that the turn to contracts is pri- marily a mode of risk mitigation employed by both parties to further...

..., nor does he consider the former to be an ideological deformation that conceals the material relations that are expressed in the structure. The commodity exchange theory of law instead underlines the structural analogy between commodity-capitalist society and the legal form.2 The former...

...Nehal Bhuta In this article, Bhuta revisits the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights’ interpretation of religious freedom in the headscarf cases. He considers how recent historical work on the history of religious freedom and freedom of conscience opens up a new interpretation...

... center of indige- nous movements in Latin America and of anti- capitalist projects around the world. Since those early days, a long series of attempted negotia- tions and government betrayals has led...

...-exceptionalizes abortion as a form of death, and even killing, from other forms of killing and dying within life. Grappling with forms of death within life requires an analysis of the social and political conditions of injustice on the fault lines of race and capitalist destruction and dispossession—it's...

... standards and greatly injure, if not even destroy, capitalistic society in Ger­ many and England. He insists that emphasis be placed upon the development of the home market. Can we restrain our exports and solve our approaching persistent unemployment and business problems through our home market...

... the portals of an ancient university was this inscription, No useful know­ ledge taught here. The graduate of the old time college might with Faust say: I ve now, alas! philosophy, medicine, jurisprudence, too, And to my cost theology with ardent labor studied through, And here I stand with all my lore...

... Richard . 2020 . “ Twilight of the Nation State (at a Time of Resurgent Nationalism)? ” In The Great Awakening: New Modes of Life amidst Capitalist Ruins , edited by Grear Anna Bollier David , 57 – 78 . Earth, Milky Way : Punctum . Fanon Frantz . (1967) 1991 . Black Skin, White...

... of discrete subjects or par­ tial objects in conflict is already implicit in Freud s very early work, such as Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality (1905), as the polymorphous per­ versity of the always already sexualized infant. Third, by imputing the spectacular failures of late-capitalist society...

... complete. We must then think of the moment of reappropriation as necessarily grounded on class struggle. If we think of the law in the capitalist period of world history as a com- plex phenomenon inhabited by relations of power/production intertwined with ethical aspirations as I personally do we can work...

... insisting that the capitalist ideological separation of the political and the economic is dissimulating and disorienting, on the other hand insisting that political power at once secures capitalism (as the feudal England example suggests) and is the ground of its transformation into something more...

... (Heathcote 2013) are politically charged con­ structions that emerged out of histories of imperial encounter, capitalist expansion, and masculine violence retains its critical potency. The flip side of this coin (let s call it the ongoing purchase of uncover­ ing the politics of law ) is that the focus...

...Shiri Pasternak The history of colonialism in Canada has meant both the partition of Indigenous peoples from participating (physically, politically, legally) in the economy and a relentless demand to become assimilated as liberal capitalist citizens. Assimilation and segregation are both tendencies...

... territories, relatively and occasionally, but often very violently against the great capitalists ‘back home7 Thus, it may be that the absence of attention to Spain’s colonial practices in the scholarship on white settler colonialism is due to the seemingly dis- tant past these practices inhabit...

... of regimes of nonpersonhood that overlapped with and potentially superseded regimes of racial exclusion, some- thing that takes on particular significance in the post–civil rights era. For, at the very moment in which color-blind jurisprudence began to demand the elimination of racial reference within...

... the interesting admission that his earlier book, The Nazi Dictatorship, has misrepresented the very nature of the Na­ tional Socialist movement by picturing it as an executive committee of Junkers and capitalists, while it is actually a government by a new and revolutionary elite which tolerates...

... of sovereignty as about only Western legal jurisprudence that has led to Taiaiake’s assertion that “sovereignty as it is currently understood and applied in indigenous-­state relations cannot be seen as an appropriate goal or framework, because it has no relevance to indigenous values.”18 Taiaiake calls...