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DETERRITORIALIZATION DANCING ON THE BORDERLINES: THE DETERRITORIALIZING PRAXIS OF CULTURE At a time when borders appear to be collapsing with the onslaught of new technologies and the rapidly expanding forces of globalization to what degree does this signal a new, and at times ambiguous, form of blockage? On one level media and visual culture are rigorously engaging with and provoking the State machinery, but on another level institutionalized politics simply absorbs and redirects these deterritorializing cultural operations. How is culture responding not only to social territorialization but its own reterritorialization? In what way can culture pragmatically struggle against its own capture? There may be no specific solution to these problems, but what this issue of Drain hopes to do is at least shake out a few pertinent questions and explore these within the context of contemporary cultural activities.
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