Search Results for urban autonomy

...Massimo De Angelis What does it mean to say no to a capitalist social system that has the power to put life to work for its own development and, in so doing, shapes subjectivities, horizons, architectures, urban and rural spaces, life rhythms, ecologies, and polities in its own image? This question...

... of living. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Copyright 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 urban autonomy life projects deinstitutionalization counterpedagogy Mexico City A popular movement in the peripheries of Mexico City has abandoned the state...

...Rusaslina Idrus The Refugee Festival opens a space for “power and hope” for refugees in Malaysia. Moving away from narratives of refugees as victims, this article highlights refugee practices of autonomy and freedom through the marginal spaces of the Refugee Festival. Within the context...

...Daniel Arubayi Ride-hailing platforms such as Uber, an integral component in the global platform economy, are not only facilitating fluidity and so-called autonomy of labor; they are also creating an unfair working environment for workers. This phenomenon indicates the strength of a highly temporal...

... Class Goes to Heaven Bataillean energy References Anusas Mike Ingold Tim . 2015 . “The Charge against Electricity.” Cultural Anthropology 30 , no. 4 : 540 – 54 . doi:10.14506/ca30.4.03 . Aureli Pier Vittorio . 2008 . The Project of Autonomy: Politics...

.../urban politics. Cowen is most recently the author of The Deadly Life of Logistics: Mapping Violence in Global Trade (2014). 450 The South Atlantic Quarterly • April 2018 Glenda Garelli teaches at DePaul University. Garelli has most recently pub- lished, with Martina Tazzioli, Tunisia...

...Nazan Üstündağ This intervention concerns the ways in which law and violence are being reorganized in Rojava. Based on observations and interviews I conducted in the Jazira canton of Rojava, I argue that, through democratic autonomy, the Rojava revolution poses a challenge to the politics...

... suggest that something from that time still lives on, despite the ongoing vertiginous changes. This should allow us to let go of that specific date and instead grasp this duration. The savage legacy of 2001 is the practical creation of a new notion of autonomy. No longer is it a “relative...

... legitimizing the inexorably paternalistic work of NGOs, funding streams, and rhetoric. To critique such a perspective, the author makes two counterpoints. On the one hand, she seeks to counter the figure of trafficking with that of the autonomy of migration, understanding autonomy from a point of view...

..., the increasing cost of real estate, especially in big cities, has driven a certain number of low-income households to move away from the urban centers, where their place of work is located, to rent or buy housing in areas described as peri-urban. 7 Neither city, nor country, these places maintain a strong...

... Compositions . Berardi Franco . 2009b . The Soul at Work: From Alienation to Autonomy . Los Angeles : Semiotext(e) . Bill Frederic . 2006 . The Apocalypse of Entrepreneurship . Växjö : Växjö University Press . Binkley Sam . 2014 . Happiness as Enterprise: An Essay...

... Valenzuela Abel Jr. 2014 . “ Cosmopolitan Politics and the Migrant Day Labor Movement .” Politics, Groups, and Identities 2 , no. 2 : 222 – 44 . Berardi Franco “ Bifo .” 2009 . The Soul at Work: From Alienation to Autonomy . Translated by Cadel Francesca Mecchia Giuseppina...

... as a source of information and intelligence that gives form to energy. The notions of carbosilicon machine and cyberfossil capital are sketched in order to rethink social autonomy also as autonomy of energy and information. © 2017 Duke University Press 2017 Anthropocene cybernetics energy...

... define the search for spaces of self-determination and practices of autonomy, the effort of people to take their lives into their own hands. There is a constant emer- gence and multiplication of cooperative models of labor, urban crops, net- works of barter, seed banks, social centers and movements...

... Passagen—Werk . Frankfurt am Main : Suhrkamp . Brenner Neil . 2013 . “ Thesis on Urbanization .” Public Culture 25 , no. 1 : 85 – 114 . Castells Manuel . 1989 . The Informational City: Information Technology, Economic Restructuring, and the Urban Regional Process . Oxford...

... and use-centric version of the concept, thereby risking reproducing the political impasses the concept seeks to overcome, mirroring dominant counterrevolutionary depictions of life in the Anthropocene. In contrast, bringing work by Idris Robinson and Alexandre Monnin together with urban climate adaptation...

...’ .” In “ Rethinking Migration and Autonomy from within the Crises ,” edited by Tazzioli Martina Garelli Glenda De Genova Nicholas . South Atlantic Quarterly 117 , no. 2 : 291 – 312 . Arampatzi Athina . 2017 . “ The Spatiality of Counter-Austerity Politics in Athens, Greece: Emergent...

... of First Nation Children and the Restoration of Aboriginal Communities . Vancouver : Douglas and McIntyre . Freeman Donald B. 1993 . “ Survival Strategy or Business Training Ground? The Significance of Urban Agriculture for the Advancement of Women in African Cities .” In African Studies...

... of life certainly do, and these are anchored in infrastructure. In your piece “Anti-Blackness and Urban Geopolitical Economy,” you talk about the need to analyze the politics of segregation and internal dispossession, reading through a colonial lens the urban context. Such an analytical grid...

...S. B. West This article imagines abolitionist politics in the Yucatán peninsula as one group, known as U jeets'el le ki'ki’ kuxtal, pushes against one portion of Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador's development plan known as the “Tren Maya.” I contend that U je'etsel's calls for autonomy...