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... and focused on engaging tourists. Puerto Rican artists in Orlando have faced difficulties in gaining recognition, receiving fair compensation, and finding platforms for their work. Efforts are being made to change this, with new generations of artists pushing for increased representation and the inclusion...

... received cash compensation and “alternative development” projects promoting other crops, most of which failed to find profitable markets. This obliged growers to maintain, or replant, some coca fields in order to guarantee a basic income. Starting in 1997, the Banzer government began to phase out...

... and interactions between people, land, and other elements of the environment—made through affect and kinship, antagonisms and necessity—are crucial for understanding the disputes with the mining company. irrigation canals compensation community relations environmental standards water ...

... of seduction and refusal within a Black feminist tradition. Sacred epistemological and choreographic repertoires become critical tools for negotiating power, mitigating risk, asserting self-worth, and demanding compensation. pedagogy improvisation dissemblance employment discrimination feminist...

... Efforts to use law to combat the problem of “corporate impunity” risk legitimating the legal fiction of the “corporate person” while turning compensation payments into externalities to be brought into companies’ cost-benefit analyses. Nevertheless, law can be an important site of immanent...

... individuals resonate with environmental information, and it elucidates notions such as system/environment structural coupling, openness from closure, and the dynamics of perturbation/compensation and coordinated selectivity as potent analytical alternatives. Finally, it argues that Emmanuel Levinas’s notion...

..., receiving fair compensation, and finding platforms for their work. Efforts are being made to change this, with new generations of artists pushing for increased representation and the inclusion of Puerto Rican narratives in the city’s art and cultural landscape. Orlando natural disasters...

... This chapter analyzes food policing through the discourse of fūhyōhigai and its gendered mechanisms. Originally a concept to help food producers gain compensation for reduced sales due to the fear of contamination, the concept had a wider influence, often equating consumer worries...

..., exhaustion and worry. Both adhere to the definitional model of obstruction (distinct from obstacle) elaborated in this book, yet within each phenomenon, not enough value inheres to compensate for their tolls. The caution taken in approaching these last two obstructions animates, as well, the conclusion’s...

... functioned paradoxically to position Asians both as a model minority labor force willing to work hard for little compensation or reward and as a racial threat to economic opportunities that “belong” to whites. In the digital fashion media economy, Asian cheapness has been recoded. The cheapening of Asian...