..., Jacques Rancière, Alain Badiou, Ernesto Laclau, and others. It is claimed that, apart from very general ontological questions concerning the political structure of social being, consequences have to be considered along two lines: First, democracy as a regime in which the absence of any ultimate ground...

..., and practices of collective bargaining. The composition, dynamics, and internal life of this uprising provides a model for the revival of the US labor movement, which revolves around economic, political, and cultural democracy more than collective bargaining per se. As the labor movement struggles to shape...

... T the D A Y David Vine What If You Can t Protest the Base? The Chagossian Exile, the Struggle for Democracy, and the Military Base on Diego Garcia Among the many movements that have emerged around US military bases outside the United States, the movement of the people of the Chagos Archi- pelago...

... Ben . New York : Penguin . Negri Antonio . 2015 . El poder constituyente . Madrid : Traficantes de sueños . Hernán Alejandro Cortés Ramírez The Strike in Colombia: Accumulation and Democracy A G A I N S T the D A Y In memory of J. Alexánder Idrobo-Velasco The Gordian knot...

..., media commentaries, and productions; and formal institutional resistance and legal action. Altogether, Boğaziçi protests highlight, or, better, flesh out, the importance of university autonomy and democracy, reposing the question, What is a university? at this critical moment when public life...

...” of electoral procedures under the conditions of the regime of managed democracy and as an expression of the limits of any “really existing democracy” in the age of biopolitical governmentality. This introduction also highlights the engaged positions of the authors, who have been active participants...

...Ilya Budraitskis In his essay “The Weakest Link of Managed Democracy: How the Parliament Gave Birth to Nonparliamentary Politics,” Ilya Budraitskis reflects on the model of “managed democracy” in Russian political culture and on the specific place of the Russian Parliament. In December 2011, many...

... Represent Us! Reinventing Democracy from Greece to Occupy , by Sitrin Marina Azzellini Dario . New York : Verso, forthcoming . Anestis . 2012 . Interview by Sitrin Marina Azzellini Dario , Athens , June . In Sitrin and Azzellini , They Can’t Represent Us! “ Auctioneer...

.... The synchronization of these different tempos configures the present crisis of democracy and its different reactions, such as the recent Occupy and anti-austerity movements, which have expressed their disenchantment with formal democracy. The article examines these disjointed temporalities of capital, state...

...Jacques Derrida 2004 by the Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Jr. University 2004 Translated by Pascale-Anne Brault and Michael Naas Jacques Derrida The Last of the Rogue States: The ‘‘Democracy to Come Opening in Two Turns I have already played...

...Henry A. Giroux Henry A. Giroux Liberal Arts Education and the Struggle for Public Life: Dreaming about Democracy I will begin with what has become a com­ monplace but no less significant assertion: that the most important questions facing both the liberal arts and higher education in general...

...Richard A. Lanham Richard A. Lanham The Extraordinary Convergence: Democracy, Technology, Theory, and the University Curriculum a mid-September weekend in 1988, a number of scholars met at Duke Univer­ sity and the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) for another session of the oldest class...

...Robert A. Garson Copyright © 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 Political Fundamentalism and Popular Democracy in the 1920 s Robert A. Garson Most historical studies of the 1920 s have been understandably hos­ tile to the religious and political fundamentalism that thrived in the first half...

...Harold W. Stoke Copyright © 1931 by Duke University Press 1931 The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XXX OCTOBER, 1931 Number 4 EDWIN LAWRENCE GODKIN, DEFENDER OF DEMOCRACY HAROLD W. STOKE TO THAT small group of nineteenth century editors, who by the sheer brilliance of their writing made...

...Clarence Poe 1934 The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XXXIII OCTOBER, 1934 Number 4 THE BANKHEAD ACT AND DEMOCRACY CLARENCE POE RECENT trips to the North and West have convinced me that of all the notable acts passed by Congress in 19331934 no measure seems to be more generally misunderstood...

...Charles Frederick Harrold Copyright © 1928 by Duke University Press 1928 TWO CRITICS OF DEMOCRACY CHARLES FREDERICK HARROLD Ypsilanti, Michigan ONE DAY, early in 1843, Thomas Carlyle had a bad moment and wrote in Past and Present, The Universe being intrinsically a Perhaps, being too...

...D. Huger Bacot Copyright © 1925 by Duke University Press 1925 Constitutional Progress and the Struggle for Democracy in South Carolina Following the Revolution D. Huger Bacot Alabama Technical Institute An interesting picture of the conservatism of the slave­ owners of the old South...

...William Thomas Laprade Copyright © 1919 by Duke University Press 1919 Democracy or Disaster William Thomas Laprade Trinity College I It is well to be frank with ourselves about the prospect before us. The future holds out a sort of inevitableness from which we cannot escape, and some...

...Clark S. Northup Copyright © 1920 by Duke University Press 1920 Problems of Democracy* Clark S. Northup Cornell University The close of the world war finds the world face to face with many serious problems. Liberty has been apparently won for many peoples; but how are they to use it? How many...

...Archibald Henderson Copyright © 1913 by Duke University Press 1913 Volume XII APRIL, 1913 Number 2 The South Atlantic Quarterly Democracy and Literature Archibald Henderson Professor in the University of North Carolina An imminent issue in the face of the cultural evolution of the new South...