This paper contributes to current debates concerning affect and the nonrepresentational subject by introducing the concept of the interruption as a means of exploring the politics both of experience and of the feeling body. By thinking about the way
in which affect is theorised in Spinoza’s Ethics alongside a critique of the subject that draws on Foucault, I position the interruption as an event that elicits a mode of critique that enables an interrogation of both the sociality of affect
This study documents immigration to Australia of South Africans and Zimbabweans over the past two decades, their socio-demographic characteristics and the notion of a continuing middle-class diaspora. It examines the resettlement experience of both
of important subgroups such as Jewish and Afrikaans speaking South Africans, and black Africans from Zimbabwe. It finds that both South Africans and Zimbabweans as a whole are readily assimilated into the Australian community and labour and housing markets
This article analyses the important social and environmental changes in meaning of the concept of place, becoming nowadays more virtual than real. It demonstrates that it constructs through participation in which both a collective and mental state
Prompted by the 50th anniversary of the first publication of Foucault's book Madness and civilization, the paper explores how the book has changed between versions, in the process losing what can be cast as both its phenomenological undertones
edition of the Latin American Public Opinion Project. The findings demonstrate that both victimization and high perception of violence have a negative impact on system support in Latin America.
the labour segregation that characterises Peruvian insertion in Chile. We understand racialisation as a process of construction of categories in which both individual and collective actors participate, and whose expression is demonstrated
by the differentiation and inequality that affects the racialised group. We tackle the articulation of racial differences among individual actors, both Chilean employers and Peruvian migrant workers, to suggest that the attribution of naturalised characteristics
Creek, Marin County, reflect erosional effects of storms occurring in 1941 and 1998, respectively. The AA. focus on the spatial distribution and area of slides to illustrate that during both periods slides originate mainly from hillslopes underlain
of these curves have exponents of about − 2.0 for both inventories. Results suggest that the storm event-based PDF of landslide area developed using historical aerial images is a viable means of quantifying the landslide magnitude–frequency relationship
The AA. investigated both the distribution of soil organic and inorganic carbon (SOC and SIC) contents and the effect of land cultivation on SOC content across a transect of continental steppes in Inner Mongolia, including the western plateau
and the eastern plain. There were weak increasing trends in SOC and SIC from west to east across the transect. In general, SOC decreased but SIC increased with increasing soil depth. Both SOC and SIC were markedly different among various land uses in the Xilin
statistic were used to examine the significant trend of temperature, precipitation, and discharge. Increasing trend of temperature was found in all seasons, although the change rate was different in different seasons for both minimum and maximum temperatures
. Both precipitation and discharge trend were increasing in the pre-monsoon season, but decreasing in the post-monsoon season. Furthermore, the intensity of peak discharge was increasing, though there was not an obvious change in the intensity of maximum
This article develops a space–time panel filter model to measure the dragging effects of the arable land and available water resources on economic growth in China at both the national and regional levels. First, it describes the research design
resources reduces annual economic growth rate by about 1.3 percentage points in China as a whole, and significant differences exist in both disaggregate and aggregate drags over the provinces and regions.
. Selected sites in Kentucky were under continuous corn rotations on Maury silt loam (Typic Paleudalf) or corn/soybean on Calloway silt (Aquic Fragiudult), both under either moldboard plow (MT) or no-till (NT) soil management. A nozzle-type rain simulator
energy wetting (HKE) increases both the total and temporal sediment delivery rate (Di) values. Observed differences in Di were consequences not of particle size but of the number of particles released.
Both groups, shrubs and grasses, occupy a gently sloping silty (loessial) soil within the Jornada Experimental Range (JER), northern Chihuahuan Desert, NM, USA. The findings point to a close link between grass biomass and the soil moisture content
attributed to the reduced evaporation under shading conditions. The co-existence of shrubs and under-canopy grass does not support the notion of high competition between both groups of plants. It may rather indicate facilitation. The close link between soil
This paper reports the results of a field investigation aiming at characterizing the morphology and hydraulics of both rills and ephemeral gullies (EGs) monitored at Sparacia experimental area, Sicily, Italy. The comparison between rill
and interrill erosion measurements showed that sediment delivery processes occurred in some erosive events and that the rill erosion rate was dominant in many cases. The measurements were used for testing both the empirical relationships between the channel
and/or timber harvest. Historical sediment yield values are compared and contrasted to modern values obtained for the adjoining and better-known Piedmont province, and to modern values recorded in both provinces. Although early slope stabilization resulted
in lower sediment yield, there was a time lag between slope stabilization and a return to pre-disturbance sediment yield in small catchments in both physiographic provinces. The remobilization of anthropogenic sediment stored in small catchments has been
choice. Using the concept of the active travel share, the AA. develop models analysing active travel behaviour. The results confirm that both personal and household characteristics have clear associations with the tendency for nonmotorised travel
. The built environment, on the other hand, has significant associations with active travel only for obligatory journeys with the exception of distance to the main activity site, which is found to be significant for both journey types.
these publications have not yet received significant scholarly attention, the paper reveals that both Livingstone and his publisher had real concerns about their potential to undermine the authorised volume.