... and our laws to survive this disconnection? And what is it we survive as? We are engulfed, inside a state that maintains its claim to sovereignty over Aboriginal lands and lives. This essay will explore the continuing connections to country from a place inside the “sovereign” space of the state, a space...

...Bernard Duffey The Sovereign Wayfarer: Walker Percy’s Diagnosis of the Disease . By Luschei Martin . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press , 1972 . Pp. viii , 261 , bibliography, index. $10.00 . Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 Book Reviews 275...

...F. R. Aumann Copyright © 1935 by Duke University Press 1935 The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XXXIV OCTOBER, 1935 Number 4 WHITHER THE SOVEREIGN STATE? F. R. AUMANN TT IS GENERALLY believed in America, wrote Alexis JLDe Tocqueville in his Democracy in America, that the existence...

... . 2013 . Jobs . Directed by Stern Joshua Michael . Beverly Hills : Endgame Entertainment . Andrew Pendakis Sovereigns of Risk: The Birth of the Ontopreneur Though the entrepreneur as a historical type has often performed its identity...

... and sovereign act—indeed, that it locates the problem of the political precisely in the aporetic character of that relation. Further, the piece suggests that the aesthetic emerges as a self-conscious and autonomous form, not, as Schmitt would have it, as a depoliticizing feature of liberalism, but specifically...

... in the harmonious integrity of the whole. By means of this death scene, Machiavelli suggested that sovereigns must be prepared to exercise violent power over the divisible bodies of subjects in the name of securing the polity. I will argue here that the decline and death of the ancient metaphor of the body politic...

... the sovereign right to kill but also the sovereign right of clemency. Only by reading Beccaria's text from this standpoint, the essay concludes, can we grasp the internal limits of the abolitionist theory and practice that inherits its problematic from Beccaria. © 2008 Duke University Press 2008 Adam Sitze...

... origins, we attempt to highlight, in contrast, the radicality and innovation of the Zapatista concept of autonomy. Through an investigation of Zapatista political and territorial practices, we examine their efforts toward inverting the sovereign imperative—the relation of command obedience between...

... their already precarious architecture and design. I explore the ideological and material ruins of incarceration, wherein irregular bodies of sovereign force (death squads legitimized by emergency) and new expressions of criminal community ( maras ) offer divergent incarnations of political power. The essay’s...

... competing sovereign whose self-interest would thwart the intervening motivations of the state concerned with the interests of a threshold life. She is attributed with a pseudo-violent decision that this fetal life is not to be lived. Neither zoē , bios , bare life, nor homo sacer , the fetus...

... of capital accumulation, were triumphant. The collapse of feudalism and theological absolutism shifted the scales of sovereign power from the theological to the secular. © Tate 2009 2010 From Altermodern , ed. Nicolas Bourriaud (Tate Publishing, 2009). Reproduced by permission of Tate Trustees...

.... In this essay, we trace the changing sovereign and exceptional strategies used by the state of Hawai`i to subordinate Kanaka Maoli, the indigenous peoples of the islands, through violence against and scientific regulation of animals. These disparate strategies converge in their consequences for making Kanaka...

...: to austerely observe the limits of knowledge, and so to permit the contingent logic of speculative claims to spontaneously generate order, became itself the political change that was needed. On this reading, the neoliberal project represents neither a retreat of public authority nor a resurgence of sovereign...

... that the exceptional politics aligned with the U.S. war on terror has put this notion of humanitarian war into crisis, this essay argues for a more nuanced reading that moves beyond limited sovereign frames of reference. Not only has the history of the liberal encounter been marked by violence in a manner in which...

... and revolution: human capital, historical capitalism, the crisis of party governmentality, and the absence of the economic sovereign in political economy. Part 2 reviews Foucault’s analysis of diakrisis , epimeleia heautou , and metanoia in relation to the absence of economic sovereignty in modern political...

... incarnated in a social form. If it is only by abandoning a concept of sovereign victory that a form of divine violence can appear, this is because its appearance coincides with the destitution of the cohesion of the social body upholding state sovereignty. Revolutionary violence is not nonviolence...

... nonhumans. The intricate consensus‐based decision‐making protocols that compose the Rotinonhsión:ni Confederacy's precolonial governance system likewise attest to the respect for separation that pervades all relations, as if the potential of Rotinonhsión:ni diplomacy to render sovereign power destitute had...

...Yahya M. Madra; Sedat Yılmaz In this story of rise and (impending) fall, the quandary to be explored is how Erdoğan’s Gramscian “passive revolution” has turned into a Schmittian “sovereign dictatorship.” This conjunctural intervention highlights how Erdoğan’s vision of “corporate sovereignty...

... political economy perspective can mediate between abstract-simple and concrete-complex analyses by posing three meso-level questions. Third, these questions enable the combination of ordoliberal and authoritarian turns to examine cases in the non-Western contexts where sovereign, disciplinary...

... renewal of the public assembly. A rogue neoliberalism belongs to no one side and attaches itself to diverse political and economic formations: fundamentalist Christians and diversity advocates, finance and real-estate capital, progressive liberals and conservative authoritarians, and sovereign decisionism...