When the logic of late capitalism meets the logic of ethno-nationalism

An exhibition review of “Separation”

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.64166/xg7whv30

תקציר

This review of the “Hafrada ” (Separation) exhibition in Israel argues that separation is the territorial manifestation of the confluence between the logic of ethno-national control, associated with practices of ethnic territoriality, and the cultural logic of late capitalism, associated with globalization and a supra-national order. Thus, despite the supposed promise of globalization and European unification for minority rights and tolerance, segregation, exclusion and ghettoization remain apparent in contemporary urban life.

פורסם

2007-05-01

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Articles

כיצד לצטט

Tzfadia, E. (2007). When the logic of late capitalism meets the logic of ethno-nationalism: An exhibition review of “Separation”. Hagar: Studies in Society and Culture, 7(1), 49-54. https://doi.org/10.64166/xg7whv30