... spatial transformations. Starting with a few genealogical and theoretical vignettes, we argue that logistics plays a decisive role in contemporary processes of both the establishment of new and mobile forms of territoriality and the production of subjectivity. We hypothesize that these two productive...

... autonomous territories that are home to thousands of families. The Panchos insist they are building not housing projects but life projects. The struggle to transform the material environment to meet immediate needs forms part of a larger political struggle for a qualitatively different form of life...

... the old ghosts of class, gender, and the nation appear in these “mental images,” the same ghosts that have historically operated in the defeat of transformative projects and contributed to the reproduction of an authoritarian and elitist society, whose neoconservative/neoliberal oligarchy has managed...

...Brenda Chalfin Ocean spaces are a dynamic arena of political transformation and claims-making essential to the unfolding of late capitalism. Indicative of the expanding geography of oil prospecting in the South Atlantic Ocean, the deep waters of the western Gulf of Guinea map a political economic...

... are not merely technological infrastructure; they transform social and spatial relations by altering land use, property relations, and patterns of work and consumption. The social history of pipelines is a paradoxical tale of the dispossession of local communities and their often coercive integration into wider...

...Sanjay Barbora The current protests over the government of India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) constitute the most resolute civic resistance to efforts at transforming the country’s political landscape. The government’s need to tamper with the existing laws and procedures for granting...

... Maurilio . 2015 . “ Logistics Struggles in the Po Valley Region: Territorial Transformations and Processes of Antagonistic Subjectivation .” South Atlantic Quarterly 114 , no. 1 : 119 – 34 . Dahrendorf R. 2007 . The Crisis of Democracy . London : Gibson Square Books . Delanty G...

... Praxis after the Digital Turn  781 Cuppini, Niccolò, Mattia Frapporti, and Maurilio Pirone, Logistics Struggles in the Po Valley Region: Territorial Transformations and Processes of Antagonistic Subjectivation  119 Dal Maso, Giulia, The Financialization Rush: Responding to Precarious...

... or territory, transforming former colonies into sovereign “Third World” states.1 “Concern- ing Violence” establishes the refusal of blackness- as-victimization as will sparked by and culminat- ing in the consciousness...

... in the global crisis. Even if the various configurations in the different metropolitan, regional, and national territories show a great heterogeneity of experience, the relationship with the transformation of work and consumption, and the centrality of the migrant composition constitute common traits...

... by subsequent generations as local landscapes and ecosystems continue to change. No doubt in this new ecogovernmentality of climate change, surveil- lance technologies of environmental transformations will become increas- ingly prevalent. To be sure, this ecogovernmental conception of territory...

... of eviction: the dispossession that generates dias- pora and uprooting. Our bodies and our territories are open to the unceasing extraction (Cavallero and Gago 2019; Gago 2019) that capital carries out to reproduce itself, pulling everything into its orbit with its centrifugal force that attempts to transform...

...Brett Neilson Working from the proposition that the body of the migrant presents a new form of global currency, this article explores the nexus of finance and migration. The figure of a global currency registers tensions between circulation and territory. By examining these tensions and exploring...

... Resistance Reader . London : Routledge . Caffentzis George . 2018 . No Blood For Oil . Brooklyn, NY : Autonomedia . Cheru Fantu . 2005 . “ The Silent Revolution and Weapons of the Weak: Transformation and Innovation from Below .” In Amoore 2005 : 74 – 85 . Colectivo Miradas...

... physical force within a given territory, Elias’s “pacified social spaces” are paradoxically transformed into “safe havens” for the violence of nonstate actors. There is a similar critique of the even more important “rogue states,” which “see these weapons [of mass destruction] as their best means...

... in territories traditionally occupied by originary peoples that hinder the conversion of land into merchandise, imposes the transformation into one global economy of the oikonomia proper of domestic production and local and regional market cir- cuits, and introduces consumption as the foremost and truly...

... in a symbolic act of protest.1 That action condenses the conflict between the racist colonial past built on slavery and a present of resistance that seeks to transform the profound legacy of inequality and ethnic-racial hierarchies constituted through colonialism. A few hours later, from the Andes Mountains...

... public law refers to the European legal order maintained by equally sovereign states. However, for him, the only nations that qualify as states are those modeled on the sovereign, European, territorial state char- acteristic of 1492 to 1890 (148). Examples of nonstates during this time frame included...

... in the everyday practices of the dominated. It is in everyday practices that the dominated slowly construct the spaces or territories where resistance is crafted and where new knowledges emerge. Ceceña then proposes that although it is also necessary to understand the spaces of confrontation with power, we must...

... but also to stress their role in their transformations and their historicity.1 Second, and more signiœcantly, the study of these formal and informal chains of mediation helps apprehend the spatial e ects of the permit regime beyond national and territorial frames. I do not question...