...Colin Dayan No concept has been as central to constitutional law as due process. In the current war on terror and the Bush administration's treatment of suspected terrorists, no protection is more threatened. The cases that pertain to due process—when it is due and how much—are crucial to the lives...

... debt. © 2011 Duke University Press 2011 (for JB and LH) A G A I N S T the D A Y Annie McClanahan Coming Due: Accounting for Debt, Counting on Crisis (for JB and LH) $10,302 ​In the fall of 2009, the University...

... to construct digital protest movements with revolutionary political ramifications due to their embrace of strategies originally formulated by Lenin, including the training of groups of ideologically coherent and committed cadres and the pursuit of dual power formation where the current political order...

... up” illegal immigrants along the Arizona-Mexico border in order to turn them over to CBP Border Patrol. The group claims that ranching businesses are suffering due to the damage done to cattle and properties by the passage of illegal immigrants on borderlands and that these immigrants are real...

... colonialist phenomenon, despite its unique origins and chronological timing. This scholarly orientation was shunned for many years and was not properly attempted due to ideological considerations. This essay is an addendum to the important recent attempts by a few critical Israeli sociologists to introduce...

..., in which Mexican American litigators argued that as Mexicans were racially white, schools and juries in the Southwest violated their due process rights by segregating them or discriminating against them in jury selection. Chicano historiography has derided this generation of civil rights activists as race...

...Carlos Salinas The A'i or Kofan people of Colombia face seemingly intractable challenges due to the extraction of oil from their lands, the ongoing conflict in Colombia, the infrastructural imperatives of globalization, and the continuing hunger for illicit drugs in cosmopolitan centers. Underlying...

... with an income less than $70,000, undocumented college students could not benefit from these proposals due to restrictions in state laws. To the contrary, one out of five undocumented students dropped out of UCLA in the quarter following the implementation of the tuition hikes. Despite the direct impacts...

... of exploitation. Mainstream macroeconomics represents the watershed changes in world capitalism in the 1970s as due to technical improvements in economic theory and policy, thereby obscuring the underlying political economy of those changes. Globalized financial capitalism eliminated upward wage pressures...

... largely due to the role played by Gilles Deleuze (in particular by the concept of “control society”) in filtering Foucault’s work for media theory. The essay develops an approach to Foucault’s late work that centers on the population as a vehicle for rethinking individualization beyond substance...

..., dangerous bursts of violence; and exploited the physical intimacy of their work to steal from clients. In large measure due to their similar legal treatment under regulation, many prostitutes shared W. E. B. Du Bois’s common “economic condition and destiny” across racial lines. Nevertheless, Du Bois uses...

..., was contaminated. Due to massive popular protest, a municipal ordinance was passed establishing the mountain aquifer as a protected zone. Ollanta Humala, who became Peru's president in 2011, decided to move forward with Newmont's second wealthiest project, called Conga Mines (that would relieve the already...

..., and the United States to speculate on the sociological background of these actions. It argues that the breadth of protests in solidarity with the resisting students and faculty at Boğaziçi is in part due to the de facto exile of young university graduates and academics from Turkey across Europe and North America...

..., the article posits the AKM as a short-lived exception, due to its construction process as a palimpsest, its potentially participatory stage design, and the temporary radical democratic gesture on its facade that emerged during the Gezi resistance. Detailing the vicious circle of building and demolishing...

..., due to colonization and oppressive policies designed to destroy Indigenous identity, culture, and history, Indigenous knowledge and governing systems have been put in jeopardy. Colonial policies intended to dispossess and oppress First Nations by depriving us from Indigenous lands, controlling all...

... the dictatorship in the 1960s and 1970s is mobilized today with inverted signs, establishing dubious parallels between the two moments. Due to these critical deficits, these films risk hindering a collective working through of defeat by reinforcing an understanding of what counts as political “realism...

... be deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law. As this Amendment is addressed especially to the national government, the same injunction was repeated in the Fourteenth Amendment for the benefit of the states: Nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property...

... or killed, the loss falls upon him and his family. Action can be brought against the employer only if the injury was due to his negligence, and even so the workman concerned must not have shared in the negligence. If the employer cannot be proved at fault, the loss ipsofacto, falls upon the workman...

... wrong. The expression due to affords a very interesting example of changing usage. It differs from alright in two ways. First, it is sometimes correct and sometimes incorrect; and secondly, it sometimes gets into fairly respectable print. In the case of all right vs. alright there is a readily seen...

... year was due, according to a statement of the superintendent, to bad roads, bad weather, contagious and epidemic diseases, poverty, and other causes. Improvement in teaching, in regulations, and in discipline, had also tended to reduce the attendance to those who attended with tolerable regularity...