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Necropolitics Covered — 81 episodes

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“A Microscopic Insurgent”: Militarization, Health, and Critical Geographies of Violence

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Coloniality and perspectivism in psychology: from damnation to ecosophical care relations

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The Biopoliticization of Humanitarianism: From Saving Bare Life to Securing the Biohuman in Post-Interventionary Societies

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Racism, white supremacy and Roberto Esposito’s biopolitics through the lens of Black affect studies: Implications for an affirmative educational biopolitics

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The Reckoning of Possibles: Asylum Seekers, Justice and the Indigenisation of the Levinasian Third

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Grief Activism and Solidarity with Migrants Along the EU’s Eastern Migratory Route

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Producing Elite Indigenous Masculinities

8

Ya Falastin: Networks of Resistance Against the Economy of Genocide

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Diaspora, Digital Media, and Death Counts: Eritreans and the Politics of Memorialisation

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Where Do Animals Go When They Disappear? The animal spectre as a more-than-human epistemology in performance

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Senegalese immigrant families’ ‘regroupement’ in France and the im/possibility of reconstituting family across multiple temporalities and spatialities

12

Black Mediterranean hauntings: border violence, burial, and anti-racist care work in Strange Fish

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The cannibal wave: the cultural logic of Spain's temporality of crisis (revolution, biopolitics, hunger and memory)

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The exigencies of the necropolitical: rehearsing livability through feminist performative storytelling

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Zoetropes: Turning Fetuses into Humans at the National Memorial for the Unborn

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Silence as erasure: incorporating party-and-play (PnP) and hookup app education into queered health curriculum

17

Epistemologies of Peace: Poetics, Globalization, and the Social Justice Movement

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Political Theology, Radical Democracy, and Virtue Ethics; or Alasdair MacIntyre and the Paradoxes of a Revolutionary Consciousness

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Only Cyborgs and Cockroaches

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Could the State Benefit from Aristophanic Comic Relief? Philosophical Perspectives on Carnal Politics in Postcolonial Uganda

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“Pulp Orientalism”: Endosmotic banality, terra necro and “splintered” subjects in Dan Fesperman’s The Warlord’s Son

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Between visibility and elsewhere: South Asian queer creative cultures and resistance

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Writing against neocolonial necropolitics: literary responses by Iraqi/Arab writers to the US ‘War on Terror’

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Shared sorrow, shared abundance: Water-waste flows in Palestinian literature

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The biopolitics of needle exchange in the United States

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Missing Migrants and the Politics of Disappearance in Armed Conflicts and Migratory Contexts

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Monsoons and medicine: the biopolitics of crisis and state indifference in Gilgit-Baltistan

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Pura vida for who? Slow violence against Indigenous land defenders in Costa Rica

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The climate change metanarrative, state of exception and China's modernisation

30

Spiritual Mining: Augustinian Images of Extraction in Colonial Peru

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Transit Spaces: Thinking Urban Change in South Africa

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On Environmental Communication as a Care Discipline

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Empire or Imperialism: Implications for a 'New' politics of resistance

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Teaching death ritual during states of emergency: Centering death positivity, anti-racism, grief, & ritual

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The Right to Hide? Anti-Surveillance Camouflage and the Aestheticization of Resistance

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Resistance to settler colonialism in Palestine through tourism: the case of Kairos ‘Come and See’, Palestine

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Hard labour and punitive welfare: the unemployed body at work in participatory performance

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Inappropriate/d bodies: Reorganizing the terms of life and death

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Guilt in the Archive: Photography and the Amritsar Massacre of 1919

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And now we are sisters’: fracture, trauma and the limits of female solidarity in On Black Sisters’ Street

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Conspicuous Destruction, Aspiration and Motion in the South African Township

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Queer punishments: School safety and youth of color in the United States

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Gendering (in)security: interrogating security logics within states of exception

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Demographic engineering and identity erasure: China's securitization of the Uyghur population

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‘The dead are coming’: acts of citizenship at Europe’s borders

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Unsafe Homecoming: Unraveling Environmental Injustice and Land Dispossession in the Syrian Refugee Crisis

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Bio-necro-biblio-politics? Restaging feminist intersections and queer exceptions

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Living in Stand-by Mode While Constructing Lived Citizenship

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Im/Mobilities in a ‘Hostile Territory’: Managing the Red Line

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A Posthuman-Xenofeminist Analysis of the Discourse on Autonomous Weapons Systems and Other Killing Machines

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Public penology: postcolonial biopolitics and a death in Alipur Central Jail, Calcutta

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“Racism is a perfect crime”: favela residents’ everyday experiences of police pacification, urban militarization, and prejudice in Rio de Janeiro

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‘Causes’ versus ‘Conditions’: Imperial Sovereignty, Postcolonial Violence and the recent Re-Emergence of Arendtian Political Thought in African Studies

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Youth as Death

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‘We Want Them Alive!’: The Politics and Culture of Human Rights

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Fundamentalism in Iranian Kurdistan and its others: a critical discourse analysis

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Call and response

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And now the end is near: enlivening and politizising the geographies of dying, death and mourning

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Doing research among exiled Rwandan army deserters: a reflexive narrative

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Transnational America: race, gender and citizenship after 9/11

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Dialogues with the Dead: Necropoetics of Zahra’s Paradise

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“Better never means better for everyone”: White feminist necropolitics and Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale

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Splintering Palestine (2005)

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Itinerant deathworlds: Spanish border externalisation and the necroborder

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Whose turn is it? White diasporic and transnational practices and the necropolitics of the plantation and internment camps

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State of Exception, Necropolitics, and Puerto Rico: Naturalizing Disaster and Naturalizing Difference

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Necropolitical complicities: (re)constructing a normative somatechnics of Iraq

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Discordant necropolitics: survivor-led exhumations and violence against the dead in the early post-Holocaust Poland

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The Biopolitics of Settler Colonialism: Right Here, Right Now

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Welcome to 'Necropolitics Covered'

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Between exclusion and escape: necropolitics, biopolitics, and queer narratives in Nollywood films

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Sovereignty and necropolitics at the Line of Control

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Where the route ends and the new border begins: necropolitical governance and migrant resistance in the Canary Islands

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Criminal Justice as State Racism: Race-Making, State Violence, and Imprisonment in the USA, and England and Wales

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A Necropolitical Visual Regime: Banditry in Colombia, 1958–1964

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'From the closet into the Knesset’: Zionist sexual politics and the formation of settler subjectivity

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Fighting to Be Felt: Queer Necropolitics and Self-Defense as Resistance for Trans-Syrian Refugee Sex Workers in Lebanon

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Civil and Civic Death in the New Authoritarianisms: Punishment of Dissidents through Juridical Destruction, Ethical Ruin, and Necropolitics in Turkey

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The Necropolitics of Expendability: Migrant Farm Workers During COVID-19

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Transediting necropolitics BBC’s Arabic and English coverage of Gaza’s digital blackout

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Necropolitics of Achille Mbembe: An Extended Essay on the Book