...Étienne Balibar 2004 by Duke University Press 2004 Translated by James Swenson Étienne Balibar Is a Philosophy of Human Civic Rights Possible? New Reflections on Equaliberty I would like to propose here some ‘‘new reflec- tions...

... a desire to be here, the second a reckoning with the impossibility of being simply here. In the most literal, architectural sense, these might be civic buildings on the one hand and commercial on the other, and as it turns out, these are the best buildings to jump off, over, and around. Late capital's...

... their countries' strikingly different assumptions about and approaches to terrorism. Ultimately, the rhetorical dimensions of domestic security come to involve a threat to civic discourse that can be cured only by a civilian-imposed silence on the government. © 2008 Duke University Press 2008 James Mandrell...

..., and demand civic entitlements (even in the absence of citizenship), reveals forms of reciprocity and activism that do not fit prevailing models for Palestinian political subjectivity in this context. Energies and impulses redirected into small-scale, seemingly nonideological “minor politics” challenge...

... lives. Finally, I argue that care communities can help us fundamentally rethink disability as a need like any other need rather than an inherent identity. Eva Feder Kittay has argued that care relations are the foundation of civic society; in that case, disability and the care community that arises...

... to describe the way that interlocutors with mobility impairments are at once segregated and included in sociopolitical life in the digital era, when civic life unfolds in cyberspace. Drawing on ethnographic interviews and observation, this article proposes pixelization as a descriptor of the specific spatial...

...Sanjay Barbora The current protests over the government of India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) constitute the most resolute civic resistance to efforts at transforming the country’s political landscape. The government’s need to tamper with the existing laws and procedures for granting...

... and courts to (mis)interpret in the service of political expediency/judicial bias/equivocation. It is the people who, through collective action and civic engagement, hold institutions to account and provide the tools and experiences that must shape constitutional interpretation. This article will examine...

... preclude an analysis of Taiwan's geostrategic role in a US‐led regime of capital accumulation and dispossession. Shifting the conversation from a celebratory view of Taiwan's LGBT legal and civic victories to homonationalism's complicities with racial capitalism, this essay considers memoirs of survivors...

... how culture can be a powerful tool to engage civic society with the enormous challenge of climate change. © 2017 Duke University Press 2017 Anthropocene culture climate change Cape Farewell reactive capitalism References Artcop21 website landing page . 2016 . www.artcop21.com...

... they maintained the industrial basis, which was indispensable for Renaissance Florence, without strengthening that branch of industry which had been the nervecenter of economic activities and civic outlook during the last century of the Florentine republic. Medicean ascendency, we see, does not belie...

...John Carlisle Kilgo Copyright © 1902 by Duke University Press 1902 The Christian Basis of Citizenship By John Carlisle Kilgo, D. D. Christian citizenship may be defined as that type of citizenship set forth in the civic teachings of Christ. He was a teacher of civics and had the soundest...

...John Carlisle Kilgo Copyright © 1902 by Duke University Press 1902 The Christian Basis of Citizenship By John Carlisle Kilgo, D. D. Christian citizenship may be defined as that type of citizenship set forth in the civic teachings of Christ. He was a teacher of civics and had the soundest...

... is placed upon the need and value of cleanliness. And, in fact, cleanliness is becoming a watchword of the civic leagues and associations which are springing up in our Southern towns and cities. During the past spring successful cleaning-up days have been reported from Charlotte, Durham, Raleigh...

... subsumed under the rubric of civic pride and with each linked to the other in a series of intricate connections which formed the city s central nervous system. Urban patriotism was religious fervor. Ancient tenets united with modem methods, not for the greater glory of God but for the glorification...

... prosperity, urban expansion, and anticipated economic growth.3 Southern civic leaders, real estate promoters, chambers of commerce, A member of the Department of History at Texas A&M University, Keith L. Bryant, Jr., is the author of a History of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail­ way. 1. For a typical...

... the theory of mixed government, but on moderating and perfecting the character of democratic man himself. It was a reliance on what we may call public spiritedness or, more technically, civic virtue. It was a solution at once more difficult and more promising: If the mass of men could be made actively...

... are lacking in the reserve and conservatism which age often gives. The outside observer, whose interests and sympathies are detached from the urban community in question, is quickly able to establish the fact that the rank and file of the inhabitants are possessed with a certain esprit de corps, a civic...

... the day, not other values inaccessible to the demands of practi- cal reason. A commitment to this deliberative forum is part of the American notion of civic virtue. Let us describe a particular ‘‘political forum a round...

... defense of the profession. Blondelle de­ clared in a press conference that professional action by the farmers had failed to produce adequate results, that the peasantry must now turn to civic action as well. He denied any intention to set up a new peasant party or to throw the peasants voting power...