Foreclosures

In the previous chapter, we explored the assertion within multiracial discourse that consensual sexual relations between white male slaveholders and enslaved black females allowed genuine interracial intimacy to flourish under the regime of chattel slavery in the antebellum United States. We found the assertion to be not only unsupported on its own terms but also entirely misplaced given the questions at hand—an ethical evasion of the foreclosure of black female consent under the conditions of enslavement, as detailed by a number of noted black feminist scholars. Further, the peculiar historical demand for black female sexual consent in relations with white male slaveholders symbolizes for multiracial advocates a broader problem oipolitical consent from the captive community and its descendents for the project of multiracial democracy up to the present moment. The objective of the current chapter is to reveal the notion of healthy interracial relationships advanced within multiracial discourse as an ideological lure insofar as they are considered to be disconnected from supposedly unhealthy interracial liaisons and, beyond that, a real union of differently... 

And yet, the foreclosure of blackness from the prospects and preoccupations of the modern world, the constitutive exclusion of blacks from the realm of humanity, hierarchies and all, can certainly be thought in ontological terms. Perhaps its structural manifestations should at least be considered quasi-ontological. This nomination would have to do with both the breathtaking historical longevity of antiblackness— whether one dates... 

Despite the unbundling required by this directive, the European Commission had strong words to say regarding the vertical foreclosure still inherent in the gas pipeline network (EC, 2007, p. 7) ... 

The Disclosure Rule applies nationwide, including in states and tribes with authorized lead programs. It also applies to the federal government when it sells or leases property. It does not apply to foreclosure sales, leases of housing that has been certified to be lead free, short-term leases of one hundred days or less that have no possibility of renewal or extension, and renewals of existing leases when all required information has been disclosed and is still current. ... 

The severity of losses experienced on enforcement of a loan will depend on the proceeds of the property sale, foreclosure costs, carry costs, the LTV of the loan, and the priority of the charge on the property. In some cases it is possible to recover a proportion of any remaining debt from the borrower after the security has been realised, which wonld serve to rednce the loss severity. But this cannot be relied on, and so is normally ignored in any credit assessment. 

Under a guarantee agreement, the originator is able to recover an amount equal to the net realised losses on the reference pool of loans, including the costs incurred in the foreclosure and recovery process, in return for a periodic payment of a guarantee fee. This fee is calculated to make up any shortfall between the interest received on the credit-linked note collateral pool and the expenses and interest costs of the issuing SPV. Realised losses are applied in reverse sequential order to the notes, by can-... 

Bohr would surely emphasize that the result of either course—negotiation or arms race— must be the foreclosure of the nation-state. Negotiation to an open world would replace the nation-state with some more... 

O Brien, D.P. and G. Shaffer, Nonlinear Supply Contracts, Exclusive Dealing, And Equilibrium Market Foreclosure, Journal of Economics d Management Strategy, 6,4 (1997), 755-785. 

Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1 of this Article, the property, wherever located and by whomsoever held, shall be immune from search, foreclosure, seizure, all forms of attachment, injunction or other legal process except in so far as in any particular case the OPCW shall have expressly waived its immunity. It is, however, understood that no waiver of immunity shall extend to any measure of execution. 

Led by Captain Daniel Shays, Shays s Rebellion (1786) in western Massachusetts was an armed insurrection by debt-ridden farmers against creditors and the state courts that attempted to enforce debt collections and foreclosures. 

Cave, D. (2009, February 8). In Horida, despair and foreclosures. The New York Times. 

Franke, M. F. N. (2009) Refugee Registration as Foreclosure of the Freedom to Move The VirtualizatiDn of Refugees Rights within Maps of IntematiDnal Protection. Environment and Planning D Society and Space 27 352-69. 

By the mid-1990s, the conditions were ripe for abuse as the modest disclosure requirements of the TILSAct proved unequal to the task of protecting consumers from highly motivated predatory lenders. Subprime loans set thousands of unsophisticated borrowers on a course of borrowing and refinancing that ultimately ended in foreclosure, humiliation, and bankruptcy. Congress partially addressed the problem with the Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act of... 

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