... propitious context for examining the “tensions of empire.” © 2008 Duke University Press 2008 Fouad Makki Imperial Fantasies, Colonial Realities: Contesting Power and Culture in Italian Eritrea The salience of contemporary questions...

...Eugene Ivakhnenko Duke University Press 2006 Eugene Ivakhnenko A Threshold-Dominant Model of the Imperial and Colonial Discourses of Russia In this article, I intend to show the distinctive features of the colonial epistemic matrix...

...Bülent Küçük; Ceren Özselçuk This essay frames the emerging regime in Turkey as a question. Starting with a discussion of the limits of conjunctural analysis, we offer some fragmentary analysis. We highlight transgression of law and imperial fantasies as the two constitutive aspects that have...

... differences, and on the model of imperial power, which provides Jameson with his 1981 model of four-fold interpretation. Copyright © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 Fredric Jameson Hayden White allegory narrative constructivism References Jameson Fredric . 1981...

...” immigrants arose from two different stages of colonial settlement and took place against the background of the rise of the United States as a world imperial power. While most of these thinkers advanced more inclusive visions of democracy and self-determination than others at the time, their formulations were...

... as unable to produce systematic visions on political transformation. While never losing sight of imperialism, Mahgoub rejected the idea of the struggle as a mere fight against colonizers, an idea that he rejected as not only reductive but intrinsically incapable of coming to terms with the meanings...

... in Nigeria. Postcolonial modernism, the essay argues, refers to a set of formal and critical attitudes adopted by African and black artists at the dawn of political independence as a countermeasure against the threat of loss of self in the maelstrom unleashed by Western cultural imperialism and its aftermath...

... imperialism and capitalism prefigure a revolutionary figure, that of the black cyborg rebel in search of freedom beyond “Third World” nation-state formation, predatory humanity, and technology as warfare. © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Fanon Frantz . 1963 . The Wretched...

... simultaneously of an irrepressible, unforgettable, and unrequitable longing—for, inter alia, a reliable political, one that does not subject the Jew to the machinations of imperial France—that is also instructive in explicating what it means to live and write the postcolonial. It is this way that nostalgeria...

... worked between 1878 and 1911 on the Imperial Sugar Company’s plantation as part of Texas’s convict-lease system. The remains unearthed in Sugar Land compel consideration of the tenuousness and illusory nature of freedom in the United States. Focusing on James Hannaham’s Delicious Foods (2015) and Colson...

... of Nietzsche’s conception of memory as a site of identity and community formation and Charles Mills’s theory of “white ignorance,” I argue that the log-ics and practices handed down intergenerationally by white Americans through the imperial project of whiteness induce a process of history- erasing and world...

... has the power and privilege to dream? This paper explores the intersection of digital technology with alternative economic visions in Puerto Rico, using principles of commoning and cooperativism in contestation to venture capitalism, US imperialism, and new crypto-colonialism. We echo Hardt and Negri...

... imperial-colonial period could be traced back to the sixteenth century, Ivakhnenko locates the first ‘‘threshold’’ toward the end of the seventeenth century and the beginning of the eighteenth, when the Russian...

... to the solution of their problems as well as a tactical line of alliance with the Northern democratic movement against imperialism and for progress. It is clear that many points did not receive sufficient treatment. South- North relations of the past still require a thorough examination including...

... 2006 doi 10.1215/00382876-2005-008 © 2006 Duke University Press 638 Madina Tlostanova by using the matrix of the first or third world to interpret the situation of the ex–second world, marked as they are by both colonial and imperial difference. The postsocialist...

... of the postwar Cold War order and the concomitant rehabilitation of Japan as a ‘‘sub-imperialism’’ 4 under U.S. hegemony. However, it would be equally ahistorical and dis- abling to bracket...

... by the ideological axiomatics of European imperialism to stand today, but archives of knowledge cannot avoid the contaminations of their respective histories, and the disarticulation of sex and gender undoubtedly did significant denaturalizing work and has been philosophically central to much feminist...

...- 5 nence guaranteed by maintaining disparity. The Culture of Force 243 A Composite Imperialism The Bush II administration may continue the Cold War’s implicit doctrine of preeminence, but it is reluctant to call this approach ‘‘imperialism Dur...

... to the Peace of Westphalia, 1490-1648. Vol. 1 of Germany and the Holy Roman Empire . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Wyduckel Dieter . 1998 . “ The Imperial Constitution and the Imperial Doctrine of Public Law: Facing the Institutional Challenge of the Peace of Westphalia .” In 1648: War...

... imperialism. The historical dialectic he anticipated could not have made sense unless there had been posited the externality of what Asia was to resist. Takeuchi was most adamantly opposed to the large-scale attempt to construct...