... local space, and intimidating residents. These “gangs” of men were made up of Lebanese Australians, and Cronulla is Anglo-Australian dominated. Ethnic and cultural differences were used as the key markers of who the outsiders were. The demonstration escalated into a riot in which anyone of “Middle...

...Ben Trott Shortly after the riots that swept across England following the Metropolitan Police’s shooting of Mark Duggan in August 2011, the British Guardian newspaper and researchers based at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) launched what continues to be the most...

...Paul Gilroy This piece contrasts two periods of rioting in Britain that were thirty years apart. It asks how the 2011 riots might be “read” as expressing aspects of the country’s neoliberal transformation. © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Apple Raymond W. 1981 . “ New...

... sanctions—the article highlights the targeting of disaffected young people, impoverished neighborhoods, and racialized communities. Considering these measures alongside the accompanying political rhetoric, the article argues that the state’s actions worked to depoliticize the riots and generate a narrative...

... – 42 . Badiou Alain . 2009 . Theory of the Subject . Translated by Bosteels Bruno . London : Continuum . Badiou Alain . 2012 . The Rebirth of History: Times of Riots and Uprisings . Translated by Elliott Gregory . London : Verso . Bosteels Bruno . 2011...

...Jason E. Smith This essay situates recent calls for a return to the organizational form of the party by Bruno Bosteels and Jodi Dean in the current historical conjuncture. This conjuncture is described as an “age of riots”; this age, in turn, is defined both by a global capitalist crisis...

...David Harvie; Keir Milburn We reread E. P. Thompson’s remarkable 1971 essay “The Moral Economy of the English Crowd in the Eighteenth Century” in the light of the English riots of August 2011. Arguing against what Thompson would have called the “spasmodic view” of these riots—that they were...

...Rodrigo Nunes Against some voices coming from both the political mainstream and more radical quarters, this article argues for a political reading of the English riots of 2011 and, more broadly, for the need to recognize the subjectivation that participants in such events go through on its own...

... under (neo)liberal democracy. In clarifying the conceptual landscape of this relationship, this article also uses January 6 to lay plain the symbiotic bond of white nationalism to the United States’ white identity and detail how this white riot encapsulates an injunction antithetical to the critical...

... the errant path of the wayward and strives to convey the aspiration and longing of riotous colored girls. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 wayward anarchy speculative history black feminism riot ...

...Ben Trott © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Lewis Paul . 2011 . Reading the Riots: Investigating England’s Summer of Disorder . London : The London School of Economics and Political Science and the Guardian . Metropolitan Police . n.d. Operation Withern...

... the Quebra-Quilos riots were processed and represented as touching on the everyday, the community of Canudos has been etched into the historical archive under the sign of the subaltern. One of the by- products of such an inscription is the disappearance of everydayness as a meaningful category...

... . Clover Joshua . 2014 . Lecture presented at the “Anti-Social Turn: The Age of Riots” conference , Cornell University, Ithaca, NY , October 18 . Endnotes Collective . 2013a . “The Logic of Gender: On the Separation of Spheres and the Process of Abjection.” Endnotes 3 : 56 – 90...

... politics in Northern Ireland that is quite similar to Ervine s; and The Riot Act: The South Atlantic Quarterly 98:3, Summer 1999. Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press. 502 Joe Cleary A Version of Sophocles Antigone (1984) by Tom Paulin, which adapts one of the great Greek tragedies to the Northern...

... and comparative literature at the University of California, Davis. He is the author of three books of poetry and three books of cultural history and theory. His new book of poetry, Red Epic, is just published from Commune Editions; Riot. Strike. Riot, a book on the political economy of riot...

... Angeles : Governor’s Commission on the Los Angeles Riots . Miranda Carolina . 2015 . “ Noah Purifoy, an Artist Forged by Fire .” LATIMES.com , August 13 . latimes.com/entertainment/arts/la-ca-cm-noah-purifoy-20150816-story.html . Murch Donna . 2012 . “ The Many Meanings...

...- ship, identity politics and the carceral state. Paul Lewis is the Guardian’s special projects editor and runs a team of inves- tigative journalists. In collaboration with Tim Newburn, of the London School of Economics, he led the Reading the Riots project, examining the causes of the 2011 riots...

...? Fanon, the Revolutionary, and the Question of Organization  39 Gilroy, Paul, 1981 and 2011: From Social Democratic to Neoliberal Rioting  550 Glymph, Thavolia, Du Bois’s Black Reconstruction and Slave Women’s War for Freedom 489 Gopal, Priyamvada, Concerning Maoism: Fanon...

...; specifically, it is the image of struggle that repeats and intensifies at the end of the period. Finally Got the News is this very image. The film s opening montage begins with images of slavery, moves through historical struggles within the auto plants, and concludes with footage of the 1967 Detroit riots...

..., the severed heads . . . the ‘people’ and ‘Macron-King’” (Liaisons 2018 : 307)—a symbology they claim was “incarnated in the roundabouts. ” Yet, if there was an incarnation of the myth of 1789, was it not rather in the Saturday riots, fixated as these were on sites of parliamentary authority that appeared...