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..., at the Union building, and on major highways. Yet, the true rupture presented by the unified activism of students and workers was in the critique they presented of a neoliberalized university, hierarchical bureaucratic structures, institutional culture still defined by whiteness and dominant epistemological...

... . 1998 . Development Arrested: The Blues and Plantation Power in the Mississippi Delta . New York : Verso . Eve Dunbar Genres of Enslavement: Ruptured Temporalities of Black Unfreedom and the Resurfacing Plantation If you re ever down in Houston, Boy you better walk right And you better...

..., situating it in the wider context of proletarian revolt and rupture in post-2008 Greece. Amid a social reality that is being rapidly, radically, and painfully overturned, it is through the indisputable contradictions of the struggle that these ruptures constitute antitotalizing practices directed against...

...Susana Draper; Liz Mason-Deese This article approaches the March 8 women’s strike as a kaleidoscope displaying the complexity of the rupture among different “feminisms.” Within this complex rupture, the figure of the strike, understood as an action, question, and process, was essential...

... politics of colonialism in the context of Italian Eritrea. The emphasis will be on the period after the demise of a settler colonial project, which came to an abrupt end in the face of peasant resistance and Italian military defeat at the Battle of Adwa in 1896. The rupture of the settler project...

..., and scope of what it means to do politics. This essay emphasizes that understanding these moments of rupture and the evolution of political struggle in Latin American will prove invaluable in assessing the potentials and pitfalls of this moment of worldwide uprisings against localized expressions...

... is continually forced to remain exterior to the options that are presented to us on a daily basis, but where there is also the desire to invent a new political radicalism in the here and now—rupturing the given order of the contemporary neoliberal dispositif . By analyzing the positions of “indefinite...

... explicitly by the sixties’ infamous succession of political assassinations— functions as a crisis moment for black representation in both politics and culture. The stories that are told about this moment of rupture in turn work to imagine and concretize vying representational possibilities for a black...

..., the analysis experiments with temporalities of feminist theory that might better account for both continuity and rupture, for our attractions and repulsions to different moments. This discussion of feminist time focuses on four concepts designed to animate different possibilities for thinking about the present...

... of human tragedy. Aid workers now grapple with the politics of mounting disaster relief over the long haul. This speculative essay explores what happens when a crisis does not end. I ask, when does rupture become structure? How do the temporal terms crisis, temporariness, the indefinite, and permanency...

..., and potentially ruptures the scales of the empirical. Privileging performativity, gesture, resonance, and metaphor over the authority and purported veridicality of Western empirical science, the poetics of black feminism investigated here is instructive for a general theory of representation. Copyright © 2018...

...Oleg Aronson; Robert Bird In this essay, Oleg Aronson proposes to view the protests of 1968 as a continuation of the social revolutionary processes initiated by the French Revolution. The author interprets revolution not as an event of historical rupture but as a process of long duration...

... for courts and for the futures of the Constitution of the rupture of a sequestered “constitutional jurisprudence” through the articulation of an expansive, inclusive constitution-as-commons by “we, the people?” Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 Elinor Ostrom commons constitution...

... that is on the verge of rupture. Such acts of construction necessarily entail an engagement with—and a contestation over—the state; and they play out, in no small part, on the terrain of law. The article’s focus is on the ways in which recent political economic, organizing, and legal developments in New York City’s...

... the agitated political climate of the 1950s and 1960s, in their time they each signaled a conscious rupture with a certain Marxist‐Leninist theory of revolution that could not imagine the transformation of social relations except through the seizure of state power. For both thinkers, the proto‐revolutionary...

... is ruptured from the inside. Understanding how right‐wing activists mobilize digital media is of paramount importance for both countering their influence and developing strategies for the Left. [email protected] Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 protest communication...

..., it appears that capitalist domination has reached an extremely high level of development, expressed both in its tendency to convert the entire planet (nature and social relations) into commodities and in the absence of alternatives or viable ruptures with such domination in the present...

... as a force for continuity or rupture in relation to the cultural and social circumstances that we study. My argument here rests on a division between broadly “performative” and “prophetic” forms...

... the mid2000s and the publication of Foucault s lecture courses at the Collège de France particularly Society Must Be Defended (1975 1976); Security, Territory, Population (1977 1978); and The Birth of Biopolitics (1978 1979) we now encounter a bibliographic Foucault for whom there appears to be no rupture...

...– Cold War are now, thankfully, behind us. What remains important, instead, is to appreciate how the rupture opened by the October Revolution revealed new horizons for political thought and practice...