... capabilities approach ethics of care inability Martha Nussbaum non-power ...

... this approach and discusses why it can provide a revitalizing basis for more general discussions about sex, disability, and the ethics of engagement. capabilities approach ethics of care inability Martha Nussbaum non-power ...

... The goal of chapter 3 is to offer the wealth of examples of wanted posters of raceless Muslims on the Most Wanted Terrorist list. The chapter demonstrates how unique these posters are by making key comparisons between their posters and those of Muslims on nonterrorism lists and non-Muslims...

... first be linked to formerly Jewish conversos and ex-Muslim Moriscos, members of the Spanish population whose imputed heretical threat to church, society, and the state could be tied to an inner defect correlated with their non-Christian ancestry. The momentous future importance of “race” derives from...

..., accountability, and demands of movements over the last few decades and advocates a grassroots model that seeks to build participation, democracy, and power for trans resistance. Nonprofitization social movements non-profit Industrial Complex lesbian and gay rights LGBT ...

.... With the U.S. economy in decline during the 1970s and a more conservative political leadership in power by the end of the decade, death sentences were routinely decreed on programs not commercially viable. Nevertheless, UGMAA was able to achieve non-profit status and a substantial building, “the Shop...

... structures themselves are problematic, corruption discourse is no simple tool of technocratic critique. It underpins the ideological process through which the Nigerian state functions at all. Condemning “corruption” implies a vision of a non-corrupt alternative, not degenerated, properly bureaucratic, fully...

... that the enforcement of racialized gender and body norms permeate everyday life and the administration of government and non-profit services and programs. It introduces the term “subjection” as an alternative to “oppression” to describe the complex, nuanced, and multiple manifestations of harm and violence trans...

... spaces where patricians and non-elite Venetians met and socialized and where power was negotiated. Moving across the city, from the San Marco area in the south to the island of Murano in the north, this contribution traces how the city’s inhabitants would have filled the View ’s empty spaces and thus...

... where humans, science, and technology were written to play clear roles. These scenes rehearsed frontier fantasies whereby non-white populations were pre-scripted as foreign intruder entities to be excluded from the nation. air power settler colonialism remote control Cold War technoscientific...

... The most well-known example of Indigenous prophecy is the Ghost Dance. For this very reason, the memory of the Ghost Dance serves as a powerful entry point for considering the work of prophecy, in its challenge to settler narratives of the historical inevitability of Indian subordination...

... and expression in the age of China’s entry into global capitalism. They also analyze the interconnections among sexualized labor, the discontents of capitalist modernity, and queer resistance to identity politics. They theorize non-normative gender and sexualities’ liberating potential for capitalism, while...

...–) series to see how colonial complexities function across different genres. Colonial legacies coalesce in the visual and narrative representations of player-characters and non-player-characters alike, illuminating their diegetic motivation and extradiegetic reasoning for their character design, pointing...

... thinking today that uses the emergence of queer cultures as a metric to assess the extent to which non-Western cultures have evolved into liberal states under globalization. Chinese queer theory critiques such developmentalist theory and proposes instead that queer subjects are produced and reproduced...

..., labor-intensive, and communal methods instead of submitting the cane that they grew as raw material to newly established modern factories. After clarifying the state and large sugar’s response to non-selling alliances that the peasantry formed, this chapter will link those responses to a move away from...

... as liberal positivists promoted ideas that benefited non-Catholic Dominicans, such as the separation of church and state, freedom of thought, and freedom of religion. This chapter additionally argues that contemporary concepts of social morality among liberals and others served as a proxy for racial...

...Localizing Empire This roundtable begins part 3 of the collection, “Localizing Empire,” by expanding on the issues of the body from the previous section, to consider space and regional histories. The roundtable features a conversation among designers who work and/or focus on “non-American...

... the Nigerian state functions at all. Condemning “corruption” implies a vision of a non-corrupt alternative, not degenerated, properly bureaucratic, fully modernized. It is a legitimating fiction, all the more powerful because it operates through its own denial. EFCC the state extraversion ...

... This roundtable begins part 3 of the collection, “Localizing Empire,” by expanding on the issues of the body from the previous section, to consider space and regional histories. The roundtable features a conversation among designers who work and/or focus on “non-American” contexts: Joe Yuzhou Xu...