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postsecular perspective 108
“postsecular urbanism,” vs. secular thesis
of urbanism 107
power: and rule in Rio de Janeiro 105;
sovereign 101
practices of welcome and integration, as
“creating cityzenship” 122
Prak, Maarten, Citizens without Nations
(book) 199 – 200
pères d’allliance (male mentors/
colleagues) 210
present, as unstable 91
prison industrial complex 11, 15
private actors: as also bound to respect
fundamental rights 137; and freedom of
movement 145; non-state 137
private vs. public domains, as increasingly
blurred 137
privileged: medium of book as 72; place 55
professionalization, and local broadcasters 37
protests, public 20
protests and actions: embodied 11; sharing
on social media 11
public authorities, obligation to respect
fundamental rights 137
public debates, separation of church and
state as important trope in 70
public intellectual, Ai Weiwei as 216
public protests, as turning non-spaces into
visualized components of policed state 20
public space, constituting with others 101
public sphere: participation in 35 (see also
Republic of Letters)
purity, and sovereignty 94
querelle des femmes 205
Quintessence des Nouvelles historiques,
critiques, politiques, morales et galantes
(journal) [Petit] 207 – 208
Raccanelli case, freedom of movement and
Max Planck Institute (MPI) 145
racialization: in Balkans 52; disciplinary
society 27; as exclusion of Otherness 52
racialized: governmentality for 13; spaces 11
racism, defined 18
Rankin, Claudia (poet), “unpermitted”
behavior by Black people 12
“rebel with a cause” see Ai Weiwei
Reccord, Lamon (protester) 16
reciprocity and constructive exchange
in Republic of Letters, invisibility of
women in 204
reclaiming, spaces of connection 11
redacted spaces of non-appearance 21 – 25
Red Command (Comando Vermelho) 104
redistribution of educational
opportunities 169
Reformation, and attacks on Catholic
images and sculptures in aftermath of 72
1951 Refugee Convention, international
protection of refugees 123
refugee crisis, Ai Weiwei and 225 – 227;
Krzyżanowski, Michal et al. 59
refugees: children and youth as 161 – 162;
cities and 121; and local policies to
address global challenges 121; Muslims
as 53; Rohingya 215; segregation into
legitimate/illegitimate 55; from Turkey
and Greece 49; see also migrants
regulated appearance, code of 12
rehabilitation clinics: conversion and
exorcism added to drug treatment 116;
as employed to manage violence and
“dangerous populations” 115
religion: as constitutive force of modernity
107; governmentality and 104; material
culture of 67 – 69; reemergence of public
forms in contemporary cities 107;
religious groups as part of militarization
apparatus 107; as sites of internal
contestation 186 – 188; as social-cultural
phenomenon materializing through
material items 68
religious artifacts, experienced as
extraordinary and sacred 68 – 69
religious belonging, as indicator for military
to identify “good guys” 110 – 111
religious buildings and objects, appropriate
uses of formerly 69
religious-civic events, actions designed
by chaplaincy of Eastern Military
Command 111 – 112
“religious government,” continuum with
political theology 104
religious governmentality 104
religious ideologies, fusion with
neoliberal 107
religious–military urbanism: and Brazil’s
reestablishment of state rule over urban
territories 104; vs. military urbanism 117
religious norms, role in human rights
implementation 176
religious organizations, as providing
human rights-related services 176
religious others, Muslims as 64