..., a knowledge class, may emerge as a more formidable challenger. Professionals have not stormed the corporate barricades. Like workers, they accept the right of owners to hire and fire them, as well as to control investments and products. capitalism entrepreneurs formidable challenger barricades...

...This chapter examines the role barricades played in resisting against the regime of Ferdinand Marcos. The chapter details the barricades students set up for their protests and campus occupations. Nine days after they erected them, the few students remaining on campus voluntarily tore down them down...

... of French officials and police to the crisis. It then discusses the tactical challenges faced by the government in dealing with public disorders, with particular emphasis on barricades and secret societies, and the strategies used by the government to control mobs or attroupements. It also...

...This chapter explores the early barricades through the great Parisian insurrection of 1648 that clearly established their recurrent character. It explains that the “Second Day of the Barricades” climaxed the period of intense civil conflict known as the Fronde parlementaire, but it also proved...

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... Ulster Unionist Party UUP Loyalist Duffy Paddy Gaelic Athletic Association GAA McAreavy Dan Cusack Seamus Ulster Freedom Fighters White Barry Wilson Paddy Irish National Teachers’ Organisation INTO Knights of Columbanus Stickies Sinn Féin Unionism Direct Rule Operation Motorman Barricades...

...: the poetics of the barricade. While the insurgent barricade dates back to the sixteenth century as a defensive tactic against the forces of state repression, it was only during the nineteenth century that it acquired its distinctly modern and democratic association with popular constituent power. After...

... peacefully in their communities. When the exclusion of moderates is accompanied by the production of physical borders, or the setting up of barricades, checkpoints, and, eventually, wartime dividing lines, then the conditions for the formation of amoral communities are created. In those communities, physical...

... relationships and argues that every thrust toward bonding also gives rise to dangerous barricades. It also explains how the destructive consequences of individualism return once bonding is secured, and how the bonded relationship simply replaces one form of bounded being with another. Finally, the chapter...

...“To the barricades!” The cry conjures images of angry citizens, turmoil in the streets, and skirmishes fought behind hastily improvised cover. This definitive history of the barricade charts the origins, development, and diffusion of a uniquely European revolutionary tradition. The book traces...

...This chapter determines the first barricades by reviewing the great Parisian insurrection of 1588. It notes that with the barricade, there can be no discrete, discoverable moment of origination, nor any readily specifiable inventor. It clarifies that the difference between history-as-lived...

... or barricades is effective in preventing crime in inner-city neighborhoods. Security guards represent a promising technique of formal surveillance when implemented in car parks and targeted at vehicle crimes, although the surveillance technique of place managers appears to be of unknown effectiveness...

... available in 1848, so that the sweep of revolutions was among the first news to offer itself to the new visual media techniques. Because of the sharing of ‘stereotypes’ or printing plates, identical illustrations of barricades, insurgent fighting, and newly constituted parliaments appeared in illustrated...