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...Yahya M. Madra; Sedat Yılmaz In this story of rise and (impending) fall, the quandary to be explored is how Erdoğan’s Gramscian “passive revolution” has turned into a Schmittian “sovereign dictatorship.” This conjunctural intervention highlights how Erdoğan’s vision of “corporate sovereignty...

... state of affairs surfacing after the end of the Cold War? Was the 1991 big idea a novel rotation of the United States toward the occupation of a new center of gravity of capitalist global- ization, toward a kind of macromanaged corporate sovereignty, as the presi- 738 Teresa M. Vilarós dent...

... of corporations to serve the interests of Native communities. Additionally, its failure to ade­ quately address vital sovereignty and subsistence rights engenders conflicts between Native, state, and federal interests that occupy the center of contem­ porary Alaska Native politics, making these the most...

... bodies. That corporeal sovereignty came to rep­ resent to Athenian citizens the ultimate line of defense of their social and political integrity. And so anyone who abandoned it surrendered in effect his principal, if not his sole, political means of recuperat­ ing whatever other losses to his dignity he...

... government of the qualities of preservatives of liberty, already embraced by the new feudalism of industrial corporations as the sheet anchor of the protection of their vested interests from popular sovereignty. There was a sound instinct here, but unfortunately economic evolution has made these surviving...

... Atlantic Quarterly 114:1, January 2015 doi 10.1215/00382876-2831312  © 2015 Duke University Press 102  The South Atlantic Quarterly • January 2015 of independent sourcing, and the might of petrocapital, whether the latter is identified with corporations involved...

... that the claims staked by Western oil companies to the entire subterranean sphere involved a configuration of sovereignty in which the states in question were alienated from the resources of value. This hollow form of sovereignty had corollaries on the territorial level where oil companies promoted sectarianism...

..., those negotiating and engaging in such “acceptable” debates seek a seat at the table of negotiation rather than examining the validity of the situation. And so our identity, notions of sovereignty, and law are being shaped by these seemingly benevolent economic and cultural corporations, which...

... . 2013 . Corporate Sovereignty: Law and Government under Capitalism . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Bryan Dick Rafferty Michael . 2007 . “ Financial Derivatives and the Theory of Money .” Economy and Society 36 , no. 1 : 134 – 58 . Butler Judith . 1997...

... the speculating public had already begun to buy the common stocks of industrial corporations at prices so high that the dividends being paid' represented yields lower than might have been obtained on money invested in the highest types of bonds issued by the identical corporations. Common stockholders were...

... analysis + or GBA+ (gender and gender diverse inclusive), and a human rights approach, I suggest there is potential for achieving Indigenous sovereignty over our bodies as well as over the land and waters in ways that are conducive to our resilience and freedom as Indigenous people. © 2020 Duke...

... the public mourning of Black families over the police killing of Black people and the public rage of Black protesters. The article also develops the idea of a populism of Black feeling involved in activating and influencing a marking and critique of white sovereignty that split white solidarity...

... a chain of steps that would disseminate Japan’s sovereignty across the borders in Asia. For instance, Japan considered the occupation of Korea to be a first step to the colonizing of Manchuria, China proper, India, and ultimately all the other parts of Asia. I term this cascading image of building...

..., and the swindle, with the aim of overturning society. Indeed, it may very well be that imperial arro- gance and corporate thuggery can be resisted only in Newtonian fashion, with ‘‘equal and opposite’’ reaction (the Iraqis are teaching us a thing or two about this). Pace Marx, perhaps this time around farce...

.... The backlash is noteworthy because it often perpetuates problematic notions of personal freedom, champions self-defeating stoicism, and absolves corporations from responsibility for the consequences of their actions. This essay focuses on three major examples: smoking regulations, bans on foods containing...

... their sovereignty. And as Coastal GasLink's injunction application was deemed “not the venue” for analyzing these “significant constitutional questions” (31), the corporations’ interests would prevail in the meantime, with the full support of law enforcement agencies. What did they do before there was a train...

... of a monopoly of collecting revenue from the users of power developed by water occupies a position analogous to that of the chief collector of tribute in earlier days. The corporation which exploits the privilege exactly fills the role of the tax-farmer of old. Such perfect modern parallels are strangely missed...

... into the character and value of the speculations with which it has to deal. The ad­ jective political is easily reduced to its proper meaning. Correctly used, it has reference to those matters that directly pertain to the organization of men in corporate communities over which some paramount ruling authority...

..., Ferguson (2006: 204) writes of “not nation-states developing national resources, but enclaved min- eral-rich patches efficiently exploited by flexible private firms, with security provided on an ‘as needed’ basis by specialized corporations while the elite cliques who are nominal holders...

...-called progressive scale, in which the tax rate increases according to income). However, in the course of Russian reforms the liberals actively created and supported the agents of legitimating of the reform policy they undertook, or more precisely, that of ‘‘the corporation of interests But most...