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DESCRIPTION:Solidarity is rarely taken seriously as a category in the study
  of politics\, but it enlivens the practice of politics whenever the bonds
  of community are put at stake. The concept of solidarity draws attention 
 to the many challenges faced by political actors seeking to work beyond en
 trenched social divides and racialized hierarchies. Whether discussing the
  politics of hospitality in an imperial metropole or the possibility of ne
 w internationalisms after the Cold War\, solidarity is an underappreciated
  but nonetheless crucial element in shaping both the past and future of gl
 obal politics.\n\nConvening community in sites of surprising intimacy and 
 unexpected collaboration\, solidarity renders unworkable the expectations 
 of territorial domination\, autonomous rule\, and self-possession that com
 monly undergird discourses of state sovereignty. What sense of politics ar
 ises in renunciation of these expectations? How might some of the critical
  keywords of political modernity – empire\, democracy\, revolution\, plu
 ralism\, asylum\, and refuge – be rethought in terms of the politics of 
 solidarity? Finally\, how might our political present call on us to think 
 through histories of disaffection and the attenuation of solidarities?\n\n
 Register for the Zoom webinar\n\nSpeakers\nAmahl Bishara\nProfessor of Ant
 hropology and of Studies in Race\, Colonialism\, and Diaspora\, Tufts Univ
 ersity\n\nCharles Hirschkind\nProfessor of Anthropology\, UC Berkeley\n\nD
 arryl Li\nAssociate Professor of Anthropology and Social Sciences\, Univer
 sity of Chicago\n\nModerator\nKabir Tambar\nAssociate Professor of Anthrop
 ology\, Stanford University
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SUMMARY:Global Dialogues: The Politics of Solidarity
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 cs-of-solidarity
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