... the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. In chapter 6, the histories are told from several points of view. Some attention is paid to Che Guevara’s struggle in Bolivia and whether or not it was sponsored by Cuba or only by Guevara himself. Bolivia Che Guevara Fidel Castro Latin American liberation...

... in the face of great odds was the price they paid to make the assertiveness of their graduates possible. role models student protests leadership military officer personal growth ...

... This chapter describes the rise of new programs of cash transfers within southern Africa and across the global South and introduces the major themes of the book. It explains how common scholarly and popular narratives about “neoliberalism” have resulted in inadequate attention being paid...

... of a father in a son’s romance and marriage had a negative impact on the son’s potency. A number of cases show a wide range of women’s feelings, attitudes, and coping strategies when living with impotent men. Special attention is paid to bodily details of consequence to sexual intercorporeality that add up...

..., which she sold in her store. The convicts petitioned the commander because they claimed she never paid them for their produce. These convicts had literally cultivated ties to the commander’s household through their commerce with his slave. The second part of the chapter takes the reader on a tour...

... political scene in relation to antidepressants; special attention is paid to antipsychiatry. The introduction closes with an analysis of abdominal migraine in children, which is used to demonstrate how the book approaches questions of mind, melancholia, bile, and the gut. antibiologism negativity...

... This chapter examines the evolution of the women’s rights agenda in the un. There is significant attention paid to the un Decade for the Advancement of Women (1975–1985) and the un Beijing World Conference on Women (1995) because of their significance to the movement against “violence against...

... as important as creating discrete objects. His own sculpture paid homage to vernacular making. Saar’s assemblage practice was more intimate and centered on spirituality. Through her we can trace the intersection of African American and feminist art networks in Los Angeles. found object art Watts...

... temporal, through symbolic practices of recording time as rent paid, drugs taken, children documented in photographs, surveys completed, and time served. Temporality anthropology of homelessness biomedicalization memory motherhood ...

... blacks living in China were deeply structured by the unequal power relations existent between them and their hosts and by the geopolitical divides of the Cold War. They had little choice but to propagate representations that affirmed the superiority of Chinese communism and which paid insufficient heed...

...Hello Darknuss My Old Meme The third section offers an essay on the Occupy Wall Street uprising and, particularly, Tate’s ten reasons why he thinks more Black people didn’t participate (perhaps Occupy should have included prison abolition as a demand, he queries, or paid some lip service...

... feature through a detailed ethnographic study of a relatively minor “event.” The protagonists of the event are a group of unskilled workers in Liaoning Province, Northeast China, who are enterprising, risk taking, legally savvy, and financially shrewd. They paid a large amount of money to a private agent...

... produced in the country, leading to unemployment and the breakdown of domestic trade. This resulted in a decrease in the money supply as well, since foreign commodities had to be paid for with silver. In the face of these “dire consequences” of economic liberalism, The Villager proposed protectionist...

...Postsocialist This chapter examines the evolution of the women’s rights agenda in the un. There is significant attention paid to the un Decade for the Advancement of Women (1975–1985) and the un Beijing World Conference on Women (1995) because of their significance to the movement against...

... the superiority of Chinese communism and which paid insufficient heed to the contradictions of Chinese society and Chinese communist ideology. Vicki Garvin feminist internationalism Shanghai Foreign Language Institute Mao Zedong Thought Maoism Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution ...

... books, helped to produce competitive adults, many of whom went on to careers of distinction. It also depicts the pain and moral dilemmas of administrators whose subservience in the face of great odds was the price they paid to make the assertiveness of their graduates possible. role models...

... to the cacique-apoderado movement of the early twentieth century (see Santos Marka Tola and the Caciques-Apoderados, “The Laws of the Land,” in part VIII). Moricio recalls that the Urus paid pounds of gold to the land inspector José de la Vega Alvarado for their titles. The scribe of this legendary inspector...

... of 1874; and if the law is put into practice, public wealth will be considerably increased, and agricultural yields will also grow in the same proportion.” In fact, the state also stood to make money when individuals bought the title to their land and paid taxes, and when the state sold off any lands...