... state civil society popular associations interdependency ...

... state civil society popular associations interdependency ...

... state civil society popular associations participatory budgeting Brazil ...

... state civil society popular associations participatory budgeting Brazil ...

... popular associations interdependency ...

...), but how to engage them strategically so as to leverage equality and inclusion to political ends. state civil society popular associations participatory budgeting Brazil This essay critically engages the apparent paradox of the adoption of participation by mainstream institutions. It offers...

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... occurred both in the number of popular recordings associated with African Americans and in the general sense of inclusiveness and pluralism found in swing. jazz swing postwar music recordings African American music ...

.... state civil society popular associations interdependency This chapter formulates a mapping of the field of Black politics in contemporary Afro-Latin America, focusing in the period from the 1980s until the present. It especially maps the heterogeneous field of Afro-Latin American politics...

... This chapter shows how jazz was pivotal in the reconfiguration of boundaries between high and low culture. After being banned by the Nazis during the war, jazz was associated with resistance and subversion and widely celebrated following liberation. Although jazz remained politically...

...); and (2) in these representations, accounts of popular resistance have been to a greater or lesser extent downplayed and obscured. Associated with this reliance on revolutionary heroism is a questioning of the extent to which an emphasis on the Haitian Revolution and the clear-cut judgments of success...

... rule and examines how a change in the interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment’s citizenship clause could retroactively exclude from citizenship many Americans who have lived in the country their entire lives—including popular politicians discussing this issue nationally. Stock discusses potential...

... to rap in shantytowns and brought the musical style back to El Alto in 2002. The popular uprising of October 2003 had a major impact on him, and the propulsive songs of his group Ukamau y ké (in Aymara and Spanish: That’s How It Is and What of It?) contain a scathing critique of social injustice...

... occurred both in the number of popular recordings associated with African Americans and in the general sense of inclusiveness and pluralism found in swing. jazz swing postwar music recordings African American music This chapter situates the performance practices of the AACM in general...

... One particular songstress type was the “wildcat,” or singing country lass, associated with a highly popular cycle of “rustic singing films” and most famously embodied by actress Chung Ching. Chung was a somewhat idiosyncratic case—typecast as a songstress despite her lack of vocal talent. Her...

..., on the other. The radical discourse associated with Belzu signified a historic rupture. It was with his government that the popular urban groups of artisans, small traders, and common people were first recognized as political actors. The narrow electoral world that existed up until that point doubled in size...

... The introduction examines hallyu cinema , a term the book uses to differentiate a specific group of films that is informed by the dominant characteristics of the larger hallyu (Korean Wave) phenomenon. It looks at how aspects of South Korean popular cinema were slowly adapted according...

... of an emergent women’s film culture in Korea, opens up gendered discourses of nation, genre, and auteurism that structure the reception of Korean cinema abroad. Lebanese director Nadine Labaki’s female ensemble film Caramel (2007) countered associations of the Middle East with violence. Her Where Do We Go Now...

... Outfit photos, the photographs documenting bloggers’ daily outfits, are the defining feature of personal style blogs, but there are other features, too. Most blogs include style stories that accompany the outfit photos. While generally ignored in the popular and critical literature on personal...

... with the common people who were called “those without jackets.” He formed a club associated with the newspaper El Eco de la Igualdad (The Echo of Equality), which disseminated the slogan “We are all equal” and advocated for direct democracy, federalism, local municipal power, and regional autonomy. Andrés...