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The Rise of the Icon,a capitalist to a postcapitalist world system of political economy. The shift from the logocentric to the iconocentric began approximately in the mid-twentieth century. The advent of television signaled it, but should not be confused as its cause. Image began to replace text as the preeminently auth

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Resistance and the Fight against Repression,ir positions. Their principal method secured fear through order maintenance. That order, of course, meant the hierarchical social order. Two analysts of political economy, David Harvey and Immanuel Wallerstein, optimistically averred the possibility of alternatives to authoritarian repression. Walle

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The Rebel,Machiavelli recommended in .—or they use physical or symbolic restraints. Typically, rulers employ both kinds of restraints. Late modern strategies of restraints increasingly took an actuarial approach. Focusing on penology in the United States, Malcolm Feeley and Jonathan Simon (1992) identified a

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capitalist world system, elites?promote fear of crime and terrorism to keep and expand their privileges and control the masses.?This book offers an analysis of the crisis and strategies for rebellion..This ebook is participating in an experiment and is available Open Access under the Creative Common

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