... immediately so, and that its metric is cognizable in a critical understanding of the received idea of “real time.” Following an introduction titled “Undercount Nation,” the essay proceeds in six sections: (I) Studies in Prejudice, Primordial Restitution, Interpretation neither Stringent nor Arbitrary; (2...

... on Jewish Material Claims against Germany, a private body formed by twenty-two Jewish world organizations. The Conference was founded in October, 1951, for the sole purpose of conducting restitution ne­ gotiations with Germany. Besides ratifying the German-Israeli Agreement, under which Germany obligated...

... to Kaczynski’s victims, to whom he owes $15 mil- lion in restitution. This is a sale no one seemed to want—not Kaczynski, who had intended to donate his papers to the University of Michigan Special...

... or interruption of violence, and forgiveness characteristic of the African present alongside discourses on African memories of grievances and speculations about the Africa that is yet-to-come. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 forgiveness memory restitution idea...

... a child.” Against the backdrop of Mapuche demands for restitution of their ancestral lands, Mauricio's community took part in practices of the recuperation of land, 6 which meant he grew up suffering constant harassment from the police. “That was an important feature of my childhood: we were always...

...; punishment of war criminals, repatriation of persons, and restitution of property; and reparation for the monstrous wrongs committed by the Nazis. On the negative side, recrudescence of Nazism, manifestations of extreme nationalism, police-state trends, and authoritarian practices were to be uprooted...

...; and the assertion of historical dispossession as a means to preempt American Indian self-determination and restitution. Settler colonialism in North America is not a relic of the past but a his- torical condition remade at particular moments of conflict in the service of securing certain privileges...

... of Plasticity: Cooperation without Chains .” In Unchaining Solidarity: On Mutual Aid and Anarchism with Catherine Malabou . London : Rowman and Littlefield . Nancy Jean-Luc . 2021 . “ Restitution ,” translated by Armstrong Philip . Ill Will , November 27 . https://illwill.com/restitution...

... At line 235 of this passage the literary police have for many years noted a break in the thought. They have believed, how­ ever, that the incident of Robert the Robber, who decides to make restitution of his ill-gotten goods, but on looking for the goods with which to make repayment is unable to find...

... on these broader abolitionist demands, then we can start to think about the horizons toward which carceral debtors unions can exercise their power. Imagine the leverage not only of bail debtors but of carceral debtors holding fines and fees; telephone, internet, and medical costs from inside; and restitution...

..., and the particular ways that it can feel easy to tag landmark cases of supposed racial mis-production in ART as bad objects easily understood through the paradigm of “white women's tears” that so often accompany the campaigns for remuneration, restitution, and tortuous wrong. In doing so, we hope to think...

... alienation and restoring Indigenous economies. Art was always a big fan of these kinds of think tanks. He under- stood the value of bringing together academics, activists, and practitioners who were committed to generating strategies for real land restitution, diag- nosing the barriers, and devising ways...

... University Press. 724 Anne F. Garréta It is difficult, moreover, to escape the irony entailed by the Schmittian prece- dent: his restitution of ‘‘autonomy’’ to the political is but a move to reestab- lish heteronomy in the form of the theologico-political. Thus the need, in a subsequent restatement...

.... Unjust enrichment, or the law of restitution, is based on the moral principle that the status quo should be restored between the parties where one s loss has unjustifiably become the other s gain (Burrows 2011). What is unjust enrichment in the context of extraction contracting? The company would...

..., life is stripped bare since its maladjusted qualities impede productive salvation. Hence, while this life is equally assumed to be without meaningful political quality— though in this instance because of some dangerous lack of fulfillment— allowing the body’s restitution displaces...

... been the main methods used by capitalism to increase its wealth, its gold or diamond reserves, and to establish its power. Not long ago Nazism transformed the whole of Europe into a veritable colony. The governments of the various European nations called for reparations and demanded the restitution...

... of making restitution to the former owners wherever possible. When Dr. Oskar Wilheim, Jewish head of the company, remonstrated and divulged details of Soviet inroads on the property held in trust, he was unceremoniously hustled off by Russians agents and not released until early the following December, more...

... the weakness of evidence and of probative restitutional acts. ‘‘A wrong writes Lyotard, ‘‘is a damage accompanied by the loss 2 of the means to prove the damage Prior...

... to be determined later. There was restitution of art treasures, military occupation of territory at French expense, and Napoleon, who had been declared an outlaw, a war criminal, was banished to a kind of captivity at St. Helena. As is the case with all formulas, the value of the treaty depended on the way...

... Boaventura de Sousa Santos (2006), in which indigenous knowledge is recognized and other nonhuman ontolo- gies are included. Indigenous peoples are demanding the restitution and reappropriation of their territories and resources. They seek to reverse those policy decisions on climate change plagued...