Table Of Content

Volume 31 Index BLEIKER, ROLAND: Art After 9/11, pp. 77-100, No. 1, Jan—Mar. CAIRO, HERIBERTO: The Duty of the Benevolent Master: From Sov ereignty to Suzerainty and the Biopolitics of Intervention, pp. 285-312, No. 3, July—Sept. CHARBONNEAU, BRUNO: Mastering “Irrational” Violence: The Rele- gitimization of French Security Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa, pp. 215-242, No. 2, Apr.—June CONSTANTINOU, CosTAs M.: The Beautiful Nation: Reflections on the Aesthetics of Hellenism, pp. 53-75, No. 1, Jan.—Mar. DANCHEV, ALEX: “Like a Dog!”: Humiliation and Shame in the Wai on Terror, pp. 259-284, No. 3, July—Sept. DANCHEV, ALEX: The Strategy of Still Life, or The Politics of Georges Braque, pp. 1-26, No. 1, Jan.—Mar. DARBY, PHILLIP: Security, Spatiality, and Social Suffering, pp. 453- 174, No., 4, Oct.—Dec. DIKEN, BULENT (WITH CARSTEN BAGGE LAUSTSEN): From War to War: Lord of the Flies as the Sociology of Spite, pp. 431-452, No. 4, Oct.—Dec HiNnpDEss, BARRY: Terrortory, pp. 243-258, No. 3, July.—Sept. HowartTH, Davin: Space, Subjectivity, and Politics, pp. 105-134, No 2, Apr.—June HUYSMANS, JEF: International Politics of Exception: Competing Visions of International Political Order Between Law and Polli- tics, pp. 135-166, No. 2, Apr.—June LAUSTSEN, CARSTEN BAGGE, (WITH BULENT DIKEN): From War to War: Lord of the Fliesa s the Sociology of Spite, pp. 431-454, No. 4, Oct-Dec. LISLE, DEBBIE: Local Symbols, Global Networks: Rereading the Murals of Belfast, pp. 27-52, No. 1, Jan.—Mar Lummis, C. DouGLAs: The Smallest Army Imaginable, pp. 313-344, No. 3, July—Sept MENON, SRIDEVI: Disrupting Asian America: South Asian American Histories as Strategic Sites of Narration, pp. 345-366, No. 3, July—Sept. NEOCLEOUS, MARK: The Problem with Normality: Taking Exception to “Permanent Emergency,” pp. 191-214, No. 2, Apr.—June RAJARAM, PREM KUMAR (WITH NEVZAT SOGUK): Introduction: Geog- raphy and the Reconceptualization of Politics, pp. 367-376, No. 4, Oct.—Dec. 508 RAJARAM, PREM KUMAR: Dystopic Geographies of Empire, pp. 475- 506, No. 4. Oct.—Dec. SALTER, MARK B.: The Global Visa Regime and the Political Tech- nologies of the International Self: Borders, Bodies, Biopolitics, pp 167-190. No. 2. Apr.—June SOGUK, NEVZAT (WITH PREM KUMAR RAJARAM): Introduction: Geog- raphy and the Reconceptualization of Politics, pp. 367-376, No t, Oct.—Dec. SOGUK, NEVZAT: Splinters of Hegemony: Ontopoetical Visions in ~ International Relations, pp. ?) 377-404, No. 4, Oct.-Dec. STRAUSS, DAvID LEvt: Beuys in Ireland: 7000 Oaks on the Hill of Uis- neach, pp. 101-104, No. 1, Jan.—Ma PANGSEEFA, DECHA: Taking Flight in Condemned Grounds: Forcibly Displaced Karens and the Thai-Burmese In-Between Spaces, pp. 405-430, No. 4, Oct.-De«