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The following is an interview with activist Monica Jones conducted by Che Gossett and Eva Hayward. In this interview, Jones talks about her activism against the criminalization of sex work, recounting how the program Project ROSE, which was a revealing collaboration between the university and the police, functioned through carceral logics to detain and then according to a carceral economy of innocence, criminally prosecute or "reeducate" sex workers or those profiled as sex workers. Jones shows how the university is part of the carceral continuum and is a site of Black trans and sex worker and prison abolitionist struggle, which has intensified in the current organizing against police on campuses and entanglement of university and the prison-industrial complex and the policing functions of administration and university governance. Jones also shows how this is an HIV/AIDS activist issue given that the criminalization of sex work is bound up with from gentrification, displacement, and how that is exacerbated with COVID-19.

Monica Lewinsky has been many things: White House intern, media punching bag, writer, anti-bullying activist, and now, producer. She talked to David about her upbringing and her parents' tumultuous divorce, her struggles with mental health following her affair with former President Bill Clinton, the dangers of social media, and how she took back control of her own story, most recently as a producer on "Impeachment: American Crime Story."
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This is the panel on the use of defensive force against non-state
actors. We thought we would use the campaign against the Islamic State in
Iraq and Syria, ISIS, to take stock on where we are on the question of when,
if ever, states may use defensive force against non-state actors in other
states.

Hi, everyone. I am Monica Hakimi from the University of Michigan Law School, and I would like to welcome you to our panel on cyber power and its limits. The topic almost does not need an introduction. We all know just from reading the news that our collective dependence on cyberspace is also a huge vulnerability, and state and non-state actors exploit this vulnerability to do one another harm. They use cyber technologies not just to spy on one another, but also, for example, to interfere in national elections, to steal trade secrets or other valuable information, to disrupt the activities of political, military, or economic institutions, and at times to cause physical destruction or death.

Thank you so much for having me in this conversation with the recipient of the Goler T. Butcher Medal for this year.

Ces trois villes américaines ont connu ou connaissent actuellement une gestion municipale progressiste. Les coalitions au pouvoir y ont cherché à utiliser le pouvoir municipal comme un levier de changement économique et social pour la majorité des citoyens et comme un instrument d'amélioration de la qualité de vie en ville. Les réalisations, même éphémères, que décrit l'article n'en sont pas moins significatives dans le contexte politique conservateur qui prévaut actuellement aux États-Unis.

Monica Chanda, Of Colonial Bungalows & Piano Lessons: Memoirs of an Indian Woman: Monica Chanda, edited by Malavika Karlekar. New Delhi: Social Science Press, 2018, 159 pages, ₹750. ISBN: 978-93-83166-28-2.