Table of Contents
Introduction, Jeff Maskovsky, Ida Susser; Part I Human Rights and Imperialism at Home and Away; Chapter 1 U.S. Foreign Military Bases, Catherine Lutz; Chapter 2 JROTC and Latina/o Youth in Neoliberal Cities, Gina Pérez; Chapter 3 Human Rights in the Imperial Heartland, Sally Engle Merry; Chapter 4 Torture Is US, Lesley Gill; Chapter 5 Imperial Moralities, Ida Susser; Part II Twenty-First-Century Culture Wars; Chapter 6 Whose Homeland?, Micaela di Leonardo; Chapter 7 Home Front, August Carbonella; Chapter 8 “Ghetto Fabulous” in the Imperial United States, Roopali Mukherjee; Part III Governance in the Age of Preemptive War; Chapter 9 Torture and the Biopolitics of Race, Dorothy Roberts; Chapter 10 “Fragmented” Security, Jeff Maskovsky, Hilary Cunningham; Chapter 11 Republic of Fear, Roger N. Lancaster; Chapter 12 Liberal Social Democracy, Neoliberalism, and Neoconservatism, Don Robotham; Part IV Coercion and Class in an Era of Insecurity; Chapter 13 “In Harm’s Way”, Sandra Morgen; Chapter 14 The United States and the Underworld System, Jane Schneider, Peter Schneider; Chapter 15 One Big Labor Market, Jane Collins; Chapter 16 What’s Wrong with the U.S. Immigration Debate?, Peter Kwong;