Titlebook: Writing Beyond the State; Post-Sovereign Appro Alexandra S. Moore,Samantha Pinto Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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2524-8820 and posthuman approaches to rights discourses.Considers how .This book investigates the imaginative capacities of literature, art and culture as sites for reimagining human rights, addressing deep historical and structural forms of belonging and unbelonging; the rise of xenophobia, neoliberal govern

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The Littoral Combat Ship, or the Designs of Liquid Sovereigntyn humanitarianism and war is not simply instrumental or ideological. Rather, the link between combat and compassion is being naturalized through the integration of weapons systems, such as the LCS, within the military’s new strategic thinking that plans for future wars in the coastal megacities of the Global South.

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Decolonizing Knowledge in Nnedi Okorafor’s , Trilogy role of the university, which has traditionally functioned to legitimize certain forms of knowledge and modes of knowledge production while erasing others? How does a decolonial approach to knowledge work force us to consider not just . we know but . and . we know, what methods and epistemologies w

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Feeling Right: Taste, Style, and Affect in Human Rights Workconcerts. In doing so, AIUSA leveraged melodrama and human rights emotions or human rights affect. This period of the history of Amnesty International opens our understanding of the . human rights organizations foster among a public, the . that brings (some) people to the table. This chapter arrives

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A Global Critique of Neoliberalism? The Comparative , and the World late global capitalism. If neoliberalism is global and ubiquitous, I suggest that we must consider the ways in which resistance to it must also take on a dimension that transcends the nation-state, even as it is grounded in particular experiences and contexts. Following this line of thought, I ask

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The Littoral Combat Ship, or the Designs of Liquid Sovereigntyntended to allow it to interchange between humanitarian and warfighting capacities at sea (a “plug and play” capacity) without having to dock. While the design of the LCS reveals how warfare is being reimagined in a post-Cold War and post-9/11 world, I argue that increasingly the relationship betwee