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...George Yúdice Copyright © 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 George Yudice Postmodernism in the Periphery ^discussions of postmodernism by Latin American intellectuals and those from other peripheral social formations (like Geeta Kapur, whose essay is included in this col­ lection...

...Declan Kiberd Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 Declan Kiberd The Periphery and the Center The national movement for Irish political and cultural freedom has often been described as more of a rural than an urban phenomenon. The fact that some ofthe fiercest fighting between...

...Sam Law; Alan Cruz; Vanessa Nava Born of revolutionary struggles in the peripheries of Mexico City, the Panchos have spent the past three decades transforming land occupations into vibrant communities aiming to take charge of every aspect of their lives. To date, they have constructed eight...

...AbdouMaliq Simone Reflecting on the variegated trajectories of urban development in Tangier, a city both in and out of conventional senses of the global South, the essay reflects on “Southern questions” in terms of peripheries everywhere. Here, the notion of peripheries as extensions of something...

... peripheries through a variety of informal economies, with blurred boundaries between the legal and the illegal, which can be read as a prototype of financialization’s arrival in these territories. It is there, the article hypothesizes, where capital extends its frontiers and where the necessity of a specific...

... entangled in culture in the peripheries, foreclose the possibility of emancipatory political practice and internationalist solidarity by excising revolutionary subjects and their practices from the domain of the political. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 critical theory psychoanalysis...

...; (2) avoiding methodological nationalism and situating the current authoritarian surge in the context of other formations of authoritarianism in the “peripheries” of global law and politics; and (3) developing a more relational study of law by including the political economic dimension, not just...

...Cassandra Hartblay Contemporary social thought frequently posits sociopolitical exclusion as marginalization . This article argues that marginalization relies on a spatial metaphor that conceptualizes social exclusion as always already configured in relation to center and periphery. Suggesting...

... of social security extensions (which provided important benefits to housewives and other informally employed women) and in the processes of compulsory urbanization in the peripheries of Buenos Aires. This article seeks to account for the fabric of this political process and its innovative forms of weaving...

...AbdouMaliq Simone There has been much consideration of the ways in which urbanization exceeds the city form—particularly in its peripheries and hinterlands. Extended urbanization conventionally refers to the multifaceted processes through which urbanization articulates different logics...

...Angel Aedo; Oriana Bernasconi; Damián Omar Martínez; Alicia Olivari; Fernando Pairican; Juan Porma This essay addresses the Chilean social uprising of 2019 through the experiences of Marta and Juan, two residents of the peripheries of Santiago, who became involved in this event despite having...

... to its hierarchizations of cultural power? Cultural power has experienced multiple axial and functional dis­ turbances under the postmodern regime of the explosion (or decen­ tering) of the center as a fixed and unitary polarity. Here, from the Latin American periphery (a periphery not understood simply...

... to Postmodernism: Center and Periphery 417 Kapur, Geeta, When Was Modernism in Indian/Third World Art? 473 Klugman, Karen, Reality Revisited 7 Kuenz, Jane, It s a Small World after All: Disney and the Pleasures of Identification 63 Laidlaw, Marc, Virtual Surreality: Our New Romance with Plot Devices 647...

... 16 the third generation in the past 150 years to be faced with that task does not make matters any easier. On the contrary, in deciding a course for the present, they have to fight the battles of the past as well. The ‘‘War for Men’s Minds A Romanian Case Study Situated at the periphery...

... carries out urban occupations for housing, as well as rural land occupations for housing or family farming. Every occupation is unique because each periphery, despite su ering from common problems, crystallizes a speci c trajectory of peoples and ter- ritories, giving each process its own particular...

... University Press, ccc 0038-2876/9350. 516 Luis Britto-Gara'a tional capitalist market; in sum, as an attempt to Westernize, Euro­ peanize, and North Americanize. 1 The unilateral imposition of this Eurocentric rationality was re­ sisted by the colonized populations of the periphery, who struggled more...

... of the Commonwealth, such as Australia and New Zealand, that have non-self-governing territories (the United Nations parlance for colonies), to promote self-government among their dependent peoples. All this makes the Commonwealth weak at the center, but strong on the periphery, strong in ideas and devoted...

... century. It is more and more difficult to isolate a rupture in the global order of things; a financial crisis here and a refugee crisis there are experienced world- wide, albeit differentially.The direction of the movement is not simply from peripheries to centers, from Third Worlds to the First...

... that cannot any longer be understood in terms 3 of existing center-periphery models And for those who might argue that globalization is simply the Westernization or Americanization of the world...

.... But it has also introduced a new thirst for exoti­ cism, promoting certain cultural productions from the periphery and first world subaltern groups to be consumed by the Western center. In fact, many artists, critics, and curators seem quite inclined to other themselves for Western consumption. The issue...