10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REVANCHISM»
Discover the use of
revanchism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
revanchism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Growing Up Global: Economic Restructuring and Children's ...
One Plus Three Rs: Revanchism, Resilience, Reworking, Resistance
Revanchism At the end of the twentieth century, globalized capitalism was
producing effects in multiple and quite different locales that were particularly
venal. Income and ...
2
The Great Powers, Imperialism and the German Problem 1865-1925
of pan-Slavism, coinciding in part with an apparent resurgence of revanchism in
France. PAN-SLAVISM AND REVANCHISM Bismarck confessed to suffering from
a 'nightmare of coalitions'. In December 1872 he noted that 'our chief danger ...
3
Between the Social and the Spatial: Exploring the Multiple ...
In this concluding section we would like to compare current urban policy
practices in the Netherlands with notions such as urban revanchism in American
urban sociology literature. We ask whether the new Rotterdam urban policy
practices ...
Ms Caroline Dewilde, Ms Katrien De Boyser, Ms Danielle Dierckx, 2012
4
The Blackwell City Reader
The revanchism of contemporary urban management is a visceral component of
the new anti-urbanism, a reaction against the 'theft' of the city by variously defined
'others', and in large part a defence of a traditionally white, middle-class world ...
Gary Bridge, Sophie Watson, 2010
5
Swept Up Lives: Re-envisioning the Homeless City
Accordingly, for Mitchell (1997), urban revanchism is understood to have resulted
in the emergence of the postjustice city, in which urban poverty has become
criminalized, and questions of social justice and redistribution usurped by
questions ...
Paul Cloke, Jon May, Sarah Johnsen, 2011
6
Begging As a Path to Progress: Indigenous Women and Children ...
Ecuador revanchism is taking a distinctive form, largely by building on a co- lonial
and eugenicist logic. On this historical foundation, it has placed its own neoliberal
twist: a high-tech, police-enforced whitening of the city. Although indigenous ...
7
Revolution and Order: Serbia After October 2000
A very big danger lies here, which caused in Croatia serious damage,
endangering at one point the entire process of democratic transformation of state
and society: this is the so-called fear of revanchism. The former ruling party
pursued, ...
Ivana Spasić, Milan Subotić, 2001
8
The Right to the City: Social Justice and the Fight for ...
This regime, Smith argues, is based on "revanchism," a right-wing movement of "
revenge" for the presumed "excesses" of the liberal 1960s that seeks to revive
what it sees as the "traditional values" of America.3 But, as Smith is quick to point
...
9
Mickey Mouse History and Other Essays on American Memory
... the late 1930s, and refashioned in the crucible of hot and cold wars. Historical.
Revanchism. This excursion to movieland may help explain why Reagan
believed what he said, but it still leaves us with the problem of how he convinced
others ...
10
On Compromise and Rotten Compromises
It could be termed the irredentism clause or, more forcefully, the revanchism
clause in a peace agreement. Irredentism is a foreign policy aiming at regaining
lost territories; revanchism adds an element of revenge to such policy. “
Irredentism” ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REVANCHISM»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
revanchism is used in the context of the following news items.
How 2016 Republicans are proving their impotence on gay marriage
For some reason, though, politics doesn't work like that, especially when the majority seems to be set against any revanchism, as is the case now on gay rights ... «The Week Magazine, Jun 15»
Oil Slump, Russian Revanchism Put the Squeeze on Kazakhstan
A little over a year ago, Kazakhstan's president, Nursultan Nazarbayev, weighed in on the most pressing political challenge facing Astana at the time: whether or ... «World Politics Review, Mar 15»
Understanding Vladimir Putin
Attempts to understand Vladimir Putin and the Russian revanchism that now threatens to dismantle the basic security architecture of post–Cold War Europe ... «National Review Online, Mar 15»
The long shadow of decline: is Britain bowing out of the world stage?
Europe faces threats on its periphery, from Russian revanchism to religious wars and the barbarism of Islamic State in the Middle East, and may yet be undone ... «New Statesman, Feb 15»
Boris Danik: Strategic copout
The Russian president's revanchism reaches well beyond Ukraine. The bigger goal is to tear up the continent's post-communist settlement.” This observation is ... «Kyiv Post, Feb 15»
Why Israel loses no sleep over Islamic State
... the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, preferring instead to draw its support from Sunni revanchism and introducing a semblance of order into war-torn regions of Iraq. «Daily Mail, Oct 14»
The Unequal-Pay Delusion
... revelations of scandals and malfeasance at the Veterans Administration, the IRS, the Secret Service, and the Justice Department; Russian revanchism on the ... «National Review Online, Oct 14»
GERB Party Leader Boyko Borisov 'Not Giving In to Revanchism'
Bulgaria's GERB party will not succumb to revanchism if it wins the elections, leader Boyko Borisov said in his speech at the launch of the party's election ... «Novinite.com, Sep 14»
Memory, Myth & Land
While Versailles satisfied these demands of revanchism, it laid the groundwork for others: in the declaration of an independent Ukraine and the provision for a ... «Commonweal, Aug 14»
Revanchism and Its Costs
With 298 innocent victims shot out of the sky by Vladimir Putin's agents of revanchism and irredentism—yes, the ugly political-science terms drip blood as well as ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, Jul 14»
