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... geopolitical discourses has made the slogan a powerful tool for expressing opposition to the state and mobilizing multiple oppressed groups. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 Third, the Kurdish origin of the slogan and the Kurdish identity of the woman whose...

... of the most important effects of Obama becoming president of the United States. © 2010 Duke University Press 2010 A G A I N S T the D A Y Mark Driscoll Obama/Osama/Ōkawa: The Geopolitics of Race after Obama’s Bow There is no reason for an American president to bow to anyone. Our friends...

...Walter D. Mignolo 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Walter D. Mignolo The Geopolitics of Knowledge and the Colonial Difference In December I had the good fortune...

...Bruno Bosteels 2005 by Duke University Press 2005 Bruno Bosteels The Obscure Subject: Sovereignty and Geopolitics in Carl Schmitt’s The Nomos of the Earth Writing with the bold pathos that no doubt comes from his experience...

... into green markets and environmental services resulting in the commodification of climate. Climate change is articulated with specific geopolitics of knowledge and representations of nature. From these new scenarios surrounding climate change emerge what I call “carbonized nature” and a “zero carbon citizen...

...Nicholas Brown 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Nicholas Brown The Eidaesthetic Itinerary: Notes on the Geopolitical Movement of the Literary Absolute Whoever...

... that are relevant to telling global stories of race and capitalism. A queer/trans lens keeps the authors’ attention trained as well on the arrangements and estrangements of the sex/gender systems that power such narratives of race and capitalism. So positioned, the authors enter ongoing debates on the geopolitics...

... cogito but also the Cartesian elevation of abstraction over the senses. In contrast, Kristeva's and Žižek's local histories are expressed through disidentification and self-Orientalization as a constitutive gesture of subaltern intellectual labor. Instead of exploring geopolitical ambiguity...

... expressions of discontent cannot be understood without the recognition that this past cycle of struggles not only reconfigured the domestic relations of force in each country and the geopolitical map of the region as a whole, but also represented an enormous shift in the reconceptualization of the means, ends...

...,” circumscribed by the structural limitations imposed on it by international finance and the global geopolitical matrix, navigated the sequences unleashed by the two revolutionary insurrections, the Arab Spring and the Kurdish movement for self-governance. Whether or not Erdoğan wins the June 2018 elections, he...

... accumulation, at whatever social cost. What if we were to think about the history of capital not exclusively in geopolitical terms, but in terms of the forms of energy available to it at any given historical moment? So steam capitalism in 1765 creates the condi- tions for the first great subsumption...

... on terror’’ to authorize a variety of authoritarian activities, but these comparisons and connections provoke the possibility of a subaltern geopolitics. Such a geopolitics must contend with, rather than put aside, working-class religious revivalism. Second, I aim to draw insights from the recent...

... in the articles collected here register modes of national- ism, colonialism, geopolitics, sovereignty, and capitalism that reverberate across the Asian region. In doing so, however, these essays also expose the complicity of the epistemological bordering that constitutes the idea of area and the border policing...

... of power between sovereign states, even as it shows the limits of such a geopolitics in absurdist terms. As a historian, Voltaire had tracked the creedal civil wars whose effects persisted in the religious...

... (Atanasoski 2013 ; Jaleel 2021 ). This narrative of violence and sex as essentially bad group behavior in need of institutional governance strips, as many have remarked, the economic fallout of the Cold War's end and its attendant geopolitical upendings of national and international organizations of power...

... the concep- tualization of the right to religious liberty as a technology of modern gover- nance, namely its role in settling and generating geopolitical conflicts. This dimension of religious liberty comes to the fore most forcefully in the contri- butions by Moyn and Melani McAlister. Importantly...

...-043  © 2007 Duke University Press 728  Peter Hitchcock tion with the deep structures of postcolonial polity, marked as it is by the quickly shifting parameters of the geopolitical, geoeconomic, and geocul- tural, on the one hand, and by, on the other, internal dynamics of change, a complex...

... positions itself relative to the rest of the world, it is my belief that the importance of the Turkish state in the geopolitical world will not diminish and that Turkey will play an increasingly significant role...

... and makes explicit the peculiar grammatical complexity of the terms modern and postmodern. As Naoki Sakai put it in his paper: This series premodern-modern-postmodern may suggest an order of chronology. However, it must be remembered that this order has never been dis­ sociated from the geopolitical...

... Atlantic Quarterly With lecture three, The Problem of Soviet Power, Mr. Kennan takes up the second so-called plane of international reality. In dealing with what he calls the facts of Soviet power, he maintains that Russia s present position of great power rests for geopolitical reasons upon...