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... modern management techniques and financial accounting practices extend projects of neoliberal governmentality. This audit culture, I argue, has become a key instrument for producing responsibilized, self-managing subjects on the one hand, but irresponsible and unaccountable financial institutions...

... against diverse women’s insights, the chapter documents other ways of knowing the barriers faced by women to have their voices heard and examples of projects designed by and for themselves. “indigenous women” development category leadership visibility neoliberal governmentality embodiment self...

... by a chapter-by-chapter overview of the book. violence critical urban theory cities neoliberalism governmentality ...

... and show how modern management techniques and financial accounting practices extend projects of neoliberal governmentality. This audit culture, I argue, has become a key instrument for producing responsibilized, self-managing subjects on the one hand, but irresponsible and unaccountable financial...

... modern management techniques and financial accounting practices extend projects of neoliberal governmentality. This audit culture, I argue, has become a key instrument for producing responsibilized, self-managing subjects on the one hand, but irresponsible and unaccountable financial institutions...

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... The Tlatelolco massacre of 1968 touched off a decade of unrest throughout Mexico, including the forestlands. Beginning with president Luis Echeverría (1970–1976), political leaders promoted community forestry, that is, local management of small-scale timber production. Para-governmental...

... to define shared goals and create solidarity among activists all over the world. Network of East-West Women non-governmental organizations (NGOs) neoliberal feminisms foundations cause distortions feminism in East Central Europe ...

... the forestlands. Beginning with president Luis Echeverría (1970–1976), political leaders promoted community forestry, that is, local management of small-scale timber production. Para-governmental corporations ( paraestatales ) were created in Michoacán (PROFORMICH), Chihuahua (PROFORTARH), and elsewhere...