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  1. Sovereign Aspirations: National Security and Police Power in a Global Era
  2. Elisabeth R. Anker, William L. Youmans
  3. pp. 3-18
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  1. Every Corner of the Globe
  2. Charles Barbour
  3. pp. 19-23
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  1. Worlds Neither New Nor Brave: Racial Terror in America
  2. P.J. Brendese
  3. pp. 24-43
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  1. Happy Days (of the White Settler Imaginary) Are Here Again
  2. Kevin Bruyneel
  3. pp. 44-54
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  1. Would My Birth Certificate Matter at Paris’s Drag Ball?
  2. Jimmy Casas Klausen
  3. pp. 55-60
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  1. The Banalization of Racial Events
  2. Denise Ferreira da Silva
  3. pp. 61-65
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  1. The Onus of Thought in the War on Terror
  2. Başak Ertür
  3. pp. 66-75
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  1. Sovereignty, Violence and Resistance in North East India: Mapping Political Theory Today
  2. Jinee Lokaneeta
  3. pp. 76-86
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  1. Kairos and Affect in Rancière’s “Ten Theses on Politics”
  2. Dean Mathiowetz
  3. pp. 87-91
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  1. Populism and The People
  2. Paulina Ochoa Espejo
  3. pp. 92-99
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  1. Melancholia and Mania on the Trump Campaign Trail
  2. Christina Tarnopolsky
  3. pp. 100-128
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  1. Five Theses for Political Theory in the Anthropocene
  2. Lars Tønder
  3. pp. 129-136
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  1. Human Rights and the Collateral Damage of Neoliberalism
  2. Jessica Whyte
  3. pp. 137-151
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  1. François Zourabichvili’s “Deleuze and the Possible: on Involuntarism in Politics”
  2. Kieran Aarons, Caitlyn Doyle
  3. pp. 152-171
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  1. Black Liberation from White ‘Liberty’: Some Comments on Neil Roberts’s Freedom as Marronage
  2. Charles W. Mills
  3. pp. 177-181
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  1. The Limitations and Possibilities of Freedom as Flight: Engaging Neil Roberts’s Freedom as Marronage
  2. Jane Anna Gordon
  3. pp. 182-187
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  1. Theorizing Slave Agency: Neil Roberts’s Freedom as Marronage
  2. Juliet Hooker
  3. pp. 188-192
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  1. From Slavery to What World?: Flight and Exteriority in Neil Roberts’ Freedom as Marronage
  2. George Ciccariello-Maher
  3. pp. 193-200
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  1. Social Death/Life, Fanon’s Phenomenology, and Prison Riots: Three Questions for Neil Roberts’ Freedom as Marronage
  2. Andrew Dilts
  3. pp. 201-206
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  1. Freedom, Marronage, and the Politics of Experience
  2. Keisha Lindsay
  3. pp. 207-211
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  1. Theorizing Freedom, Radicalizing the Black Radical Tradition: On Freedom as Marronage Between Past and Future
  2. Neil Roberts
  3. pp. 212-230
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  1. Politics After Occupy: On Dean’s Communist Horizon and Crowds and Party
  2. Devin Penner
  3. pp. 231-236
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  1. Must God be a Conversation-stopper for the Political Philosopher?: Leo Strauss on Philosophy, Religion and Legality
  2. Miguel Vatter
  3. pp. 238-259
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  1. Precarious Politics: On Butler’s Notes Towards a Performative Theory of Assembly
  2. Thea N. Riofrancos
  3. pp. 260-267
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  1. Made in America: The Probability of Violence and the Possibility of Tragedy—Johnston’s American Dionysia
  2. Char Roone Miller
  3. pp. 268-273
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  1. Forging A Head and Forging Ahead—Miller’s Head Cases
  2. Fanny Söderbäck
  3. pp. 274-279
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  1. Surveillance as Race Struggle: On Browne’s Dark Matters
  2. Hidefumi Nishiyama
  3. pp. 280-285
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  1. Biographies
  2. pp. 286-291
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  1. Introduction
  2. Kennan Ferguson, James Martel
  3. pp. 1-2
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  1. Introduction
  2. James Martel
  3. pp. 172-176
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