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... discerning the importance of the data they produce on a local level, striking health union members in Senegal highlighted the ways that surveillance and regulation are necessary for their government’s participation in a global market through global health funding. Senegal health data global health...

... change as a transnational problem perpetrated by colonial and capitalist frameworks, this chapter puts forth an alternative framework for governing geoengineering practices that enhance, rather than degrade, Indigenous sovereignty. This proposed framework engages polycentricity and ties together diverse...

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... the book’s ethnographic approach to the everyday practice of global governance. It offers historical context for Japan’s involvement in the UN-sponsored global counter–human trafficking campaign and the structural vulnerability of Filipina migrants working in Japan’s sex industry, who are the primary group...

... of global governance that have rendered their driving logics the thinkable default option, and their legitimacy the dominant common sense for diverse groups, from feminist lawyers to military strategists. This analysis comes together in reading the Al Hassan case at the ICC as the grain of sand through...

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... at the new globalized and globalizing practices of social governance that came to characterize the postwar period, exploring the governmental rationalities that informed the 1950s UNESCO statements on race and examining the emergence of the concept of indigeneity as a new, global transactional reality...

... of global governance regime, particularly through the League of Nations' Permanent Mandates Commission. Busubi Bugufi mandate states border creation ...

... This introductory chapter interrogates the dominance of violence against women (VAW) and gender-based violence (GBV) agendas within international governance and law. Feminist concerns about the gravity of gendered violence (small g) sit at the nexus of powerful global networks of institutions...

... project as they courted international institutions to build a global movement against “patriarchy” that centered on “violence against women.” Examining the US-based movement as an example of “governance feminism,” the chapter demonstrates how its globalized vision neglected and obscured issues...

... of global governance that have rendered their driving logics the thinkable default option, and their legitimacy the dominant common sense for diverse groups, from feminist lawyers to military strategists. This analysis comes together in reading the Al Hassan case at the ICC as the grain of sand through...

... and matter, at the effects of transportation, and at the close parallels between global governance regimes of media and environments, this section advances a political analysis. Developing the case that neoliberal communications are defined by the inhumanity of the cyborg corporation, it identifies waste...