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Sabine Köszegi, is what, at least to my ear, gives the writings in this volume their unusual ardor, transforming what might otherwise be a rarified conflict over subsequence—over what, if anything, comes after what—into a struggle for criticism’s possibility. I understand the word “possibility” to be the idiom of

Haphazard

Sabine Köszegiy academics, global governance still appears to be a simple mechanism—a technical fix, rather than a set of organizations and institutions, whose coming about is merely a matter of political will (Strong 2001). In other words, global governance is not seen as a matter of contingencies reflecting int

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miliar as ‘The New Economy’ has been constructed around such totemic sites such as Silicon Valley and the ‘Technopolis’ of the Austin/San Antonio corridor (Smilor, Kozmetsky and Gibson, 1988). Through authoritative repetition, and because of their real-life settings, the plot and characters of both

Insensate

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