Jonathan Harris is Emeritus Professor in Global Art and Design Studies at Birmingham City University.

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• Introduction: ‘Figure / trauma / terror’Jonathan Harris1 ‘The migrant image: fear of ‘replacement’ and the resurgence of white nationalism’ Dora Apel 2 ‘Facing Franco’s terror: visual arts and the fate of memory’Paula Barreiro López 3 ‘A transgenerational reparation for the damage of torture through drawing dreams and performance’Marisa Cornejo 4 ‘After Mosul: the cultural and political economy of destruction and reconstruction’ Anthony Downey 5 ‘"They make a desert and they call it peace": states of terror and contemporary artistic response in the Middle East’Jonathan Harris 6 ‘Re-inscriptions of terror and terrorism since Mallarmé: Wassily Kandinsky and Gerhard Richter’Lewis Johnson 7 ‘Harold Pinter and state terrorism’ Aleksandar Sasha Dundjerović 8 ‘"Terrorism", "rebellion", "resistance": excavating the role of art in activist social transformation’Jonathan Day 9 ‘Shakespeare and terrorism’David Roberts 10 ‘All that is certain vanishes into air: tracing the anabasis of the Japanese Red Army’ Naeem Mohaiemen 11 ‘Media hijack: Chris Burden and the logic of terrorism’Matthew Teti

Jonathan Harris is Emeritus Professor in Global Art and Design Studies at Birmingham City University.

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• Introduction: ‘Figure / trauma / terror’Jonathan Harris1 ‘The migrant image: fear of ‘replacement’ and the resurgence of white nationalism’ Dora Apel 2 ‘Facing Franco’s terror: visual arts and the fate of memory’Paula Barreiro López 3 ‘A transgenerational reparation for the damage of torture through drawing dreams and performance’Marisa Cornejo 4 ‘After Mosul: the cultural and political economy of destruction and reconstruction’ Anthony Downey 5 ‘"They make a desert and they call it peace": states of terror and contemporary artistic response in the Middle East’Jonathan Harris 6 ‘Re-inscriptions of terror and terrorism since Mallarmé: Wassily Kandinsky and Gerhard Richter’Lewis Johnson 7 ‘Harold Pinter and state terrorism’ Aleksandar Sasha Dundjerović 8 ‘"Terrorism", "rebellion", "resistance": excavating the role of art in activist social transformation’Jonathan Day 9 ‘Shakespeare and terrorism’David Roberts 10 ‘All that is certain vanishes into air: tracing the anabasis of the Japanese Red Army’ Naeem Mohaiemen 11 ‘Media hijack: Chris Burden and the logic of terrorism’Matthew Teti

Jonathan Harris is Emeritus Professor in Global Art and Design Studies at Birmingham City University.

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• Introduction: ‘Figure / trauma / terror’Jonathan Harris1 ‘The migrant image: fear of ‘replacement’ and the resurgence of white nationalism’ Dora Apel 2 ‘Facing Franco’s terror: visual arts and the fate of memory’Paula Barreiro López 3 ‘A transgenerational reparation for the damage of torture through drawing dreams and performance’Marisa Cornejo 4 ‘After Mosul: the cultural and political economy of destruction and reconstruction’ Anthony Downey 5 ‘"They make a desert and they call it peace": states of terror and contemporary artistic response in the Middle East’Jonathan Harris 6 ‘Re-inscriptions of terror and terrorism since Mallarmé: Wassily Kandinsky and Gerhard Richter’Lewis Johnson 7 ‘Harold Pinter and state terrorism’ Aleksandar Sasha Dundjerović 8 ‘"Terrorism", "rebellion", "resistance": excavating the role of art in activist social transformation’Jonathan Day 9 ‘Shakespeare and terrorism’David Roberts 10 ‘All that is certain vanishes into air: tracing the anabasis of the Japanese Red Army’ Naeem Mohaiemen 11 ‘Media hijack: Chris Burden and the logic of terrorism’Matthew Teti