... these aggressive attempts to territorialize the ocean as a frontier, seabed mining has become an embattled site in the Pacific, where it is opposed by social movements in specific locales and in networks through the ocean and beyond. In this essay, I explore the art and media activism of these struggles, focusing...

... the Present Condition of the Various Mines Situated There-on—Sketches of the Most Prominent Men Interested in Them—Incidents and Adventures Connected with Mining, the Indians, and the Country—Amusing Stories, Experiences, Anecdotes, etc., etc., and a Full Exposition of the Production of Pure Silver . By De...

...Frank T. de Vyver Copyright © 1960 by Duke University Press 1960 AUSTRALIAN LABOR S CLOSED PRESERVE: The mining town of Broken Hill Frank T. de Vyver You are now in the most highly unionized city in the world, said the guide to his busload of tourists in Detroit. No, remarked a passenger...

..., and it is this rhetoric that is the subject of the essay. © 2008 Duke University Press 2008 Lawrence R. Schehr “Mine Shaft Gap”: Vigipirate and the Subject of Terror Mr. President, we must not allow a mine shaft gap! —General “Buck” Turgidson, Dr. Strangelove...

...Dinah Rajak This article focuses on HIV/AIDS management at Anglo American, the world's third-biggest mining company, the largest private-sector employer in South Africa and across the continent, and the first company to provide antiretroviral therapy (ART) “free of charge” to its workforce...

...Jorge Millones The US-based Newmont Mining Corporation is the world's wealthiest gold mining company and has been denounced within the United States and by other countries including Indonesia, Ghana, Turkey, and Bolivia. Its critics accuse Newmont of seriously damaging the environment and public...

...Anne McClintock Anne McClintock Maidens, Maps, and Mines: The Reinvention of Patriarchy in Colonial South Africa There are many maps of one place, and many his­ tories of one time. Julie Frederikse, None But Ourselves LJntil the 1860s South Africa was, from the imperial point of view, a far-flung...

...Alan D. Watson Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 The South Carolina Silver Mine of 1743: From Trivia to Importance Alan D. Watson The search for gold and silver in North America was a principal factor prompting English exploration in the sixteeenth and sev­ enteenth centuries...

...Robert F. Durden God’s Country and Mine: A Declaration of Love Spiced with a Few Harsh Words . By Barzun Jacques . Boston : Little Brown and Company , 1954 . Pp. 344 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 Book Reviews 147 God s Country and Mine...

...Arthur B. Ferguson Naked to Mine Enemies: The Life of Cardinal Wolsey . By Ferguson Charles W. . Boston : Little, Brown and Co. , 1958 . Pp. 543 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 Book Reviews 323 almost feels that he too saw and experienced...

...James D. Hill Copyright © 1926 by Duke University Press 1926 The Burning of Columbia Reconsidered James D. Hill Michigan College of Mines After making President Lincoln a Christmas present of Savannah in 1864, Sherman lingered in the Georgia seaport for almost a month, reorganizing...

...Nilay Özok-Gündoğan This article explores the overlooked dimension of Ottoman colonialism through an analysis of resource extraction in the Keban and Ergani mines during the early modern era. Situated in the Kurdistan province, these mines played a pivotal role in furnishing essential minerals...

... to Levantine culture. Hence, in his 1848 account of the U.S. naval expedition of the Red Sea and Jordan, William Lynch compared Arabs to Indians and the Holy Land to the U.S. Southwest. During the Gilded Age, Mark Twain compared Palestinian villages to western U.S. mining camps. In the 1940s, World War II war...

...Elizabeth A. Castelli Several European philosophers have in recent years turned to the letters of Paul in search of a language to address the question of the political in the contemporary moment. Their question is how to mine the intellectual traditions of the West for resources to remake politics...

...Marina Peterson This essay focuses on the qualities and textures of the present in a place long conditioned by decline. In the Little Cities of Black Diamonds, a microregion of Appalachian Ohio, a legacy of coal mining and its aftermath continues to reverberate into the present, shaping towns...

... modalities of subjugation, suffering, and invisibility that continue to manifest themselves in the violence and lethality that still pervade black workers' lives, a most dramatic example of which was, in 2012, the police killing of strikers at the Marikana platinum mine. © 2016 Duke University Press 2016...

... on his study of Milton s grammar.3 This paper reappraises one of Emma s observations,4 that on the alternation of the attributive genitive forms my/mine, thy/thine. Mr. McDavid, who began his academic career as a Miltonist, is now a widely known linguist and dialectologist. He is professor of English...

..., as compensation for the de­ struction during the hostilities of the coal mines in Northern France, the absolute ownership of the coal deposits in the Saar region was transferred from the German to the French Gov­ ernment, to which broad powers and rights were also granted in connection with their working...

... for insurgency and for a history without subjects. The South Atlantic Quarterly 119:3, July 2020 doi 10.1215/00382876-8601338 © 2020 Duke University Press Laura Harris Outtakes of 68 Does the insurgent activity that 68 conjures include what happens on a picket line along the road to a coal mine in Harlan...

...-the-most-vulnerable-people-in-the-world-as-guinea-pigs . Ottenhof Luke . 2021b . “ ‘Financial Colonialism’: A Bitcoin Mine in Navajo Nation Flares Tensions .” Vice , November 9 . https://www.vice.com/en/article/88ga8g/financial-colonialism-a-bitcoin-mine-in-navajo-nation-flares-tensions...