… of abuse histories, women feeling coerced into compliance with medication and systemic
pressures … This exposes a paradox of care, in which relationships and social roles (identified as …

… coercion in modern political thought. It begins with a review of Foucault, Arendt, and Habermas,
and points out a discrepancy in the way each thinker understood coercion … used coercion …

… This book is intended to be thought provoking, exploring new avenues for understanding
the contemporary transformations of welfare. Yet, it is relatively accessible, not requiring the …

… came to be known, that put these requirements into effect, regulated just who could not pass,
with an interpenetrating web of discriminatory laws and regulations that were both coercive …

… The purpose of this paper is to examine coercive engineered migrations as a tool of hybrid
warfare. However, the ongoing academic debate concerning hybrid warfare itself requires an …

… of the interactions between perpetrators of coercive control and intimate partner stalking and
… This is a qualitative study, and we interpret our data using the lens of coercive control as …

… of coercive labor in colonized states in the inter-war period; the drafting processes and coverage
of the 1930 Forced … in the legal definition of forced labor. The second section considers …

… And yet, what has been missing so far is a critique of the provocation as a provocation. As I
will explain by comparing Jameson’s strategies for coercive rhetorical regimentation to those …

… The Paradox of Violence in Venezuela explains the rise of violence under both Hugo …
The Paradox of Violence in Venezuela reorients thinking about violence and its relationship …

… Building on ‘the foundations of the old’ we offer up a provocation of problematising harm
to (re)think social justice and (re)make bystander evaluations as a ‘spacetimemattering’ (Barad, …