.... Emphasizing happiness has allowed sex workers to become legible as political actors within preexisting terms of liberal citizenship. This strategy, however, has effectively affirmed the cultural logics of the “rescue industry” and poses significant challenges to cross-class, -racial, and -age solidarity among...

...Lynn Marie Houston The U.S. meat industry's tarnished reputation after the mad cow disease crisis has driven some ranchers to a breaking point, in which they blame food safety issues on illegal immigrants. This essay investigates the activities of a group called Ranch Rescue, whose members “round...

..., the industrial overlord, the Musketeer, the Judge, the Exe­ cutioner). The wish to be rescued revolves around the figure of the mother who, like Whitman s fierce old mother, has given him life but not immortality, who has displaced a failing patriarchal lineage with an even greater threat of chaos and loss...

.... But maybe, sometimes, it provokes. References Agustín Laura María . 2007 . Sex at the Margins: Migration, Labour Markets, and the Rescue Industry . London : Zed Books . Allie . 2020 . Interview by author. Video call. Aragon Sonya . 2021 . “ Whores at the End of the World...

... , October 28 . www.webdo.tn/2017/10/28/lampedusa-migrants-tunisiens-lancent-appel-a-lopinion-publique-internationale/ . Zagaria Valentina . 2018 . “ When Rescue at Sea Becomes a Crime: Who the Tunisian Fishermen Arrested in Italy Really Are .” Open Democracy , September 15...

... disowned Cordelia and the bankrupt father who sent him to the blacking warehouse. Just as the daughter re­ turned to rescue Lear, the successful novelist later made his parents financially secure. But Dickens also employed the Lear story as a myth for Victorian England, in which the hardhearted, deluded...

... : Routledge . Stierl Maurice . 2019 . Migrant Resistance in Contemporary Europe . London : Routledge . WatchTheMed . 2013 . “ Over 200 Die after Shooting by Libyan Vessel and Delay in Rescue .” October 11 . watchthemed.net/reports/view/32 . A G A I N S T the D A Y Nina Violetta...

... in understanding the transformation of the Ajo corridor at the turn of the twenty- first century is that of the border as the setting for a coupled smuggling-­ interdiction industry. The expansion of this industry is reflected in the physi- cal infrastructure of roads, walls, forward operating bases...

... industries that bank on the deepening of human tragedy. In the mix, volunteers with the humanitarian organization No More Deaths have been working to offer a critical measure of care and protection to migrants and refugees who find themselves stranded in the backcountry.1 Every day in the arid deserts...

...Robert S. Smith Sugar Country: The Cane Sugar Industry in the South, 1753-1950 . By Sitterson J. Carlyle . Lexington : University of Kentucky Press , 1953 . Pp. ix , 414 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press 1954 282 The South Atlantic Quarterly war to Pearl...

..., and Wilson s autobiographical protagonist, Frado, are all born into a free status to free women. Northup is kidnapped into slavery only to be rescued by the white son of his father s former owner, and Frado, who is virtually orphaned and literally abandoned by her white mother, Mag Smith, is kept...

... aviation, road transport, and cable and wireless, the government went beyond prewar statements. In the case of iron and steel there was no previous commitment to deal with the entire industry. No need for rescue or rehabilitation could be urged, nor could it be regarded as a public service like trans­ port...

... in progressivism, and the development of Mr. Wilson s thought regarding national problems. The vast increase in industrial wealth and its unequal distribution, the resulting influence on political policies, the revolt of the South and the West in 1896, the role of Roosevelt who undertook to ride two horses...

...: University of Texas Press, 1952. Pp. xiv, 349. $5.00. This fine book is a definitive study of one of the most successful organs of the Confederate government, an Ordnance Bureau which supplied an almost completely agrarian nation with arms, ammunition, and industries necessary to keep its armies...

... of rescuing itself from what seems (as it is on the Pacific island) a largely self-created emergency and impasse. By posing a more or less negative answer, by warning that there is no certain basis for faith in our capacity to resolve the current national or international crisis, Golding s book presents...

... contemporaries. DUKE UNIVERSITY I. B. HOLLEY, JR. America and the Patterns of Chivalry. By John Fraser. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982. Pp. vii, 301. $19.95. John Fraser s America and the Patterns of Chivalry is stimulating and challenging, even if flawed. Fraser attempts to rescue a complex...

... understood in terms of the dissolution of the juridi- cal distinctions among governments, armies, and people. It is associated with the industrialization of warfare and the advent of mass social mobili- zation. Total war, however, is more than this. It is a modus operandi of vio- lence...

...: The Colonial Reshaping of a Rural World . Albany : State University of New York Press . Brown Wendy . 1995 . States of Injury: Power and Freedom in Late Modernity . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press . Chuang Janie A. 2010 . “ Rescuing Trafficking from Ideological Capture...

... was tracked down by Kurt Eichenwald, a seasoned whistle-blower­ and at the time a reporter for the New York Times, who later that year claimed to have rescued Berry from a life of drug addiction and child exploitation.4 Berry briefly continued with his business until he was persuaded to reveal...

... still lacks a perfect biographer. Packe, to be sure, brilliantly rescues him as a human being places him among his friends and adversaries, who included Jeremy Bentham, Coleridge, Grote, Macaulay, Carlyle, John Sterling, Auguste Comte, and Alexis de Tocqueville; recounts his activity as author, editor...