The process occurs in the U.S. and globally. Thus, many analysts have found...

The process occurs in the U.S. and globally. Thus, many analysts have found other names for such surplus populations suffering exploitation. Comparative literature theorist Rob Nixon writes of "remaindered humans" as the compacted left-overs "on whom neoliberalism's inequities bear down most heavily."{72} Mike Davis has discussed them as what the system sees: mere "global residium."{73} Annu Jalais in India references these groups as neoliberalism's "dispensable peoples."{74} Global developmental agencies building megadams {usually funded by the World Bank} create what Thayer Scudder termed "developmental refugees."{75} Yet, as all these authors stress-and this will be a main point of this book's Part Two as it develops a "counter-theatrics to state terror"-these groups are agential; they persist and can animate resistance in unexpected ways.

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