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... 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...

...David Y. Thomas Copyright © 1910 by Duke University Press 1910 Banking in the Territory of Florida. By David Y. Thomas, Professor of History in the University of Arkansas. In 1822 William P. Duval, United Statesjudge in Past Florida, became governor of the Territory, vice Andrew Jackson...

...Ronald Bogue Copyright © 1997 by Duke University Press 1997 Ronald Bogue Art and Territory ^Kccording to the composer Olivier Messiaen, birds are probably the greatest musicians exist­ ing on our planet. 1 To a certain extent, one might regard the eleventh plateau of A Thousand Plateaus...

... 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...

...Hyun Ok Park 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Hyun Ok Park Korean Manchuria: The Racial Politics of Territorial Osmosis Is ‘‘a grammar of difference’’ a most basic tension of empire? According to Ann Stoler and Fred...

... ensayos (The Critique of Coloniality in Eight Essays) . Buenos Aires : Prometeo . AGAINST the DAY Rita Laura Segato Patriarchy from Margin to Center: Discipline, Territoriality, and Cruelty in the Apocalyptic Phase of Capital The History...

...Harold T. Parker Copyright © 1952 by Duke University Press 1952 NAPOLEON AND CONQUERED TERRITORIES, 1805-1807 Harold T. Parker NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, then a chatty, intense young man of twenty-seven years, led his army in 1796 to a brilliant victory over the Austrians in the north Italian plain...

...Deborah Curran; Eugene Kung; Ǧáǧvi Marilyn Slett A discussion about Indigenous economies, governance, and laws begins with relationships. These relationships are centered in a place, a traditional territory, and include responsibilities towards that place. Such a relational approach to Indigenous...

...Helena Silvestre; Verónica Gago; Marta Malo; Liz Mason-Deese This text seeks to describe the territories of the favelas as a fertile ground for the birth of organizational forms that can strengthen struggles toward an emancipated society, in which life is free. It aims to trace the trajectory...

..., it attempts to apprehend the spatial dimensions of the Israeli permit regime beyond national and territorial frameworks. Drawing on Henri Lefebvre’s concept of production of space, this study does not reduce spaces to the shapes of territory but apprehends them through the dynamic articulations of people’s...

... in the United States, along with those in the U.S. territories who may or may not be indigenous, the political project of civil rights throughout the last forty years has always been fraught, given the history of U.S. settler colonialism, distinctly different relationships to the nation-state, as well...

..., and subsequently the changing networks and hierarchies of the crowd-based economy. We argue for an emerging landscape of multiple networked territories at multiple scales. The logic of visibility-making coordinates the distributed agency of networking by prosumers, platforms, and cultural and political authorities...

... and territories. Yet extensions reflect a going beyond that can take place anywhere, and which is manifested not only in new territorial formations but also in ways of living and inhabiting. Acts of extending urban form and life do not simply reproduce the dominant modes of valuation but unsettle, disrupting...

... peripheries through a variety of informal economies, with blurred boundaries between the legal and the illegal, which can be read as a prototype of financialization’s arrival in these territories. It is there, the article hypothesizes, where capital extends its frontiers and where the necessity of a specific...

... of a series of public urban occupations during and after the crisis. This framing allows an investigation of how the dominance of finance in capitalism “hits the ground” and how frontiers of capital open up new territories to establish conditions for accumulation in the world’s cities. The article focuses...

... have led to a series of important political and economic changes, while also opening a new phase of conflict linked to the appropriation and dispossession of territories and natural resources. Starting from a regional scenario pierced with strong tensions and asymmetries, this article examines...

...) and the “shock of administrative order” (Choque de Ordem) policy have been joined with new financial mechanisms to ensure the governance of favela territories. This essay argues, however, that the large protests that started in Brazil in June 2013 compose a terrain of contestation and alternatives based...

... governance. Namely, offshore extraction extends and alters the conventions of territorial rule in maritime space, recasting state authority to fit the distinctive contours of deepwater petrocapital. Brenda Chalfin Governing Offshore Oil: Mapping Maritime Political Space in Ghana and the Western Gulf...

... defines the common as a topological space of corridors and high-voltage lines, which align territorial cohesion with fragmentation. © 2015 Duke University Press 2015 infrastructure collectivity Europe space neoliberalism References Aradau Claudia . 2010 . “ Security That Matters...