...Frank E. Smith Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 Valor s Second Prize: Southern Racism and Internationalism Frank E. Smith The tradition of Southern internationalism has seemed, for the last twenty years, more legend than reality. In the mire of isolationist sentiment that seems...

...Ayça Çubukçu This essay offers reflections on how contemporary left internationalism could think through—and beyond—both “humanity” and “nation” when positioning its struggles. With this aim, it first turns to philosophy and then to history to distinguish unsettled questions that animate dilemmas...

... synchronizations. The article's specificity lies in linking a reinterpretation of internationalism to an examination of the role that multitemporalities play both in longue durée capital development and in the various phases that characterized the post-2008 world. The series of crises that have marked the past...

... need to extend their fight outside the walls of the academy, into the public sphere, and to take on the particular issues where academic opinion diverges most dramatically from ordinary opinion—for example, secularism and internationalism. © 2009 Duke University Press 2009 Bruce Robbins...

....” This entails an examination of past and present communist struggles that accounts for their irreducible differences and multiple modes of organization. We insist that the debate on communism must reckon with three unavoidable issues: property, internationalism, and subjectivity. In considering the mutual...

... in supermax confinement, driving unprecedented and sustained media and legal attention to the use of supermaxes, across the United States and internationally, and inspiring another larger (thirty thousand prisoners participated at the peak) and longer (sixty days) hunger strike in 2013. © 2014 Duke...

...Ben Carrington The past two decades have witnessed the emergence of a remarkable number of internationally renowned black British intellectuals, including artists, novelists, poets, journalists, and academics. This article maps the socioeconomic and political terrain from which the “black British...

... demonstrates, this cosmopolitanism was particularly motivated by the Russian Revolution, which for Mariátegui was both a key element in his adherence to Marxism and a powerful vector that led him to internationalize his interests and envisage a broad spectrum of cultural and political phenomena throughout...

... to internationalize and undermines their legitimacy, at the national level. Based on this empirical and practical observation, backed with examples from recent protest movements and from the 1917 Russian Revolution, there follows a philosophical analysis of spontaneity, which proves to be a contradictory, dialectical...

...Tracy L. Friedel Idle No More has proven to be an important movement in the politicizing of Native rights and environmental issues in Canada and internationally, evidenced by the network of solidarity that quickly formed during the initial stages of organizing. Coordinated and articulated through...

... created massive structural suffering and devalued vital social activities from which capital extracts value for which it pays nothing. As this crisis of social reproduction has developed internationally and taken on increasingly racialized forms, new and different forms of struggle over social...

...Rhacel Salazar Parreñas; Rachel Silvey Domestic workers comprise the largest group of female migrant workers today, and they are among the most precarious workers internationally. This article explores the aspects of the organization of domestic work that contribute to keeping it an insecure...

...Alina Sajed The decades between 1960s and 1980s were punctuated by intense anti-colonial and anti-imperialist struggles, the rise of Third World internationalism (both in terms of formal and informal connections), the articulation of viable economic alternatives to those imposed by the West...

... This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. empire political theory international relations radical political thought internationalism Bringing together political theorists of empire with critical scholars of international...

...Verónica Gago; Marta Malo; Verónica Gago; Marta Malo; Liz Mason-Deese © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 feminist movement strike internationalism Reference Hardt Michael . 1991 . “ Translator’s Foreword: The Anatomy of Power ”. In Savage Anomaly: The Power of Spinoza’s...

... would like to focus here—the practical irrelevance of European borders during the internationalism of the interwar era, when so many anticolonial intellectuals from Asia, Africa, and Latin America found themselves on the Continent brushing shoulders with like-minded Russian, German, and Italian...

..., or what the author calls multilateralism, toward unilateralism, or what has usually been labeled isolationism. In other sections of the country, even in the traditionally isolationist Middle West, Professor Lerche contends, the trend of opinion flows toward internationalism. Although the publisher...

... the shape and geographical positions of the movements’ buildings throughout the city, recasting them as islands in a pale blue sea. The presence of these organizations seeking social and political transformation thus produces a new kind of transnational social space—one in which internationalism...

.... Alexander. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1980. Pp. xi, 336. $32.50. Charles Alexander has given us a first-rate survey of the arts in America from Walt Whitman s mid-nineteenth century call for an authentically national art, to the post-World War II internationalism and attending diminution...

... to internationalism was hardly funda­ mental and was based more on myth than reality. Lerche declares that Southern congressmen have shifted their posi­ tions on internationalism in response to social, economic, and political changes shaking their section, and that the shift is a basic one. This cycle of change...