Ruth Wilson Gilmore w/ Alberto Toscano and Brenna Bhandar

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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How to Support the Dig Podcast

02:35 • 4min

3

The Prison Industrial Complex

06:46 • 5min

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The Prison Industrial Complex

11:40 • 4min

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Is Private Prisons the Gateway to Capitalism?

15:42 • 2min

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The Prison Industrial Complex

17:51 • 4min

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The Prison Industrial Complex

21:36 • 3min

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The Prison Industrial Complex and the Anti State State

24:41 • 3min

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Capitalism and the State

27:48 • 3min

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The Surplus Population in the United States

30:45 • 5min

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Is the Economic Foundation of the Prison System a Function of Politics?

35:30 • 3min

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Is There a Lot of Speculation Attached to Time?

38:24 • 3min

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The Politics of Prisons

41:52 • 3min

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The End of Sovereignty

45:15 • 5min

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The Immobility of Capitalism in North America

50:22 • 5min

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South Africa - The Level of Xenophobic Violence in South Africa Is Rising Again

55:13 • 2min

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Is There a Relationship Between the Global Economic Order and the Internationalist World Order?

56:46 • 2min

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The Struggle for the Right to Labor in the UK

59:14 • 6min

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Long Distance Migrants in the United States

01:04:57 • 3min

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Legitimacy Crisis for New Liberalism

01:08:22 • 3min

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Neoliberal Legality Operates in a Very Different Way

01:11:32 • 4min

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The Crisis of Legitimacy

01:15:32 • 6min

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The Reconfiguration of the Territories of Rights

01:21:09 • 4min

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The New York City Jail for Women and Gender Expansive People

01:25:12 • 2min

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Prison Rehabilitation for Women

01:27:34 • 3min

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Democracy's Chief Executive, Interpreting the Constitution and Definiting the Future of the Presidency

01:30:11 • 5min

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The Petty Sovereign and Racial Violence

01:34:45 • 6min

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The Race in Racial Capitalism

01:40:27 • 5min

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Race and Racism in a Globalized World

01:45:39 • 4min

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The Long Dura of Revolt

01:49:25 • 4min

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Making the World That We Want

01:53:05 • 4min

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The Question That You Have Just Seen Is Not Just What Would Count as Revolutionary, Right?

01:56:55 • 3min

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The Immediacy of Abolitionist Demands and the Slow Pace of the Struggle

01:59:49 • 6min

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The Dig Radio Interview

02:05:23 • 3min