Pervasive carceral conditions are being met with a range of efforts to make what Ruth
Wilson Gilmore calls “freedom as a place.” What does it mean to create such places? We …

ABSTRACT A ruin infers ruination, a process that led to the site's demise and that also gives
a glimpse into the site's story: who or what lived there?; how long did they live there?; where …

Abstract The Moroccan and Spanish governments pursue the visibility of people and things.
They observe and survey in order to codify, catalogue, classify, and calculate. Rather than …

The Caribbean region has been (re) shaped by colonial transformations of Amerindian
ecologies, enslavement of Africans, and Indenture of Asians on plantations designed for …

The World as Abyss: The Caribbean and Critical Thought in the Anthropocene, they offer a
different mode of critique through the figurative 'world as abyss', one that is non-relational …

Abstract This issue's In-Dialogue represents the intentional epitomization of many
conversations the Editorial Team has been having since JASC's inception around what we …

This dissertation looks at power, domination, and resistance amongst the urban underclass
in Kingston, Jamaica, within the context of postcolonial struggles of state legitimacy and …

THIS CHAPTER DRAWS on our praxis in the Difficult Dialogues on Race and Racism
program (DD) at a predominantly white university in the Northeast of the US DD is a student …