Search Results for population control

... in terms of the individual’s moral responsibility to the nation. These structural differentiations can be traced down to differences in the way sex hormones are administered to distinct segments of the population. Sex hormones are mobilized as modes of regulatory control on the one hand and to discipline...

... This entry takes the form of a speculative fiction to examine a future scene of eugenics / population control that takes a pair of test-tube baby siblings as its protagonists. Nenye keeps having visions of her deceased brother Yim and the past. Nenye finds a paper report of her eugenic origins...

...Unexceptional Control<subtitle>Governance, Race, and Population</subtitle> ...

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... In chapter three, Shankar reframes with the longstanding discussions of poverty in the brown world, and specifically India, by placing these conversations in a much longer history of Malthusian population control strategies. Shankar shows that, surprisingly, Sahaayaka's interventions...

... control have the interests of biopolitical states more in view than the well-being of women and their people, resulting in scandalous population control practices. But progressive feminists have been slow to address the Great Acceleration of human numbers, fearing a slide into of racism, classism...

... This chapter introduces an alternative way of thinking about power and systems of control. It argues that rather than understanding oppression in the form of intentional, individual bias, discrimination or violence, we should examine how purportedly neutral systems are administered in ways...

... By looking at the iconography and technology of the separated road system in the Palestinian West Bank (also known as apartheid roads), this chapter shows how control over populations is established via the separation of movement. Moreover, these populations are produced via different logics...

... three, Shankar reframes with the longstanding discussions of poverty in the brown world, and specifically India, by placing these conversations in a much longer history of Malthusian population control strategies. Shankar shows that, surprisingly, Sahaayaka's interventions, and the broader discourse...

... Shark populations are collapsing around the world, while shark bites are increasing. Into this problem enters the New South Wales and Queensland government's Shark Control Program to catch and kill large sharks with shoreline nets and baited hooks. Designed to cull troublesome sharks and protect...

... 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...

..., and settlement. The experiences of people—Africans, Arabs, Chinese, Indians, Malays, and others—on the move across the Indian Ocean show the dynamics of diaspora histories, and also provide perspective on the populations among whom they lived and the colonies and states that tried to control them. mobility...

... anthropologists better serve the populations they work with and retain some control over the applications of their work. anthropological funding military anthropology CIA anthropology ...

... In the past decade colonial scholars have ably demonstrated how and why sexuality has served as key site of imperial control and colonial anxiety and as a dense transfer point of power i ts positioning as part of the “moral logic” of postcolonial situations, and “the colonial present,” may...

... tourism. The timing also coincided with growing Asian concerns about biopiracy and interest in controlling the flow of samples overseas. Biopolis emerges as an Asian center that can mediate the need for international scientific protocols on the one hand, and the need to recruit samples and data from China...

... This chapter argues that traditional ways of thinking about and advocating for “individual rights” fail to adequately comprehend or remedy the harms facing trans populations. Rather than looking at transphobia as a form of top-down oppression by discriminators, the introduction argues...

... of gender violence by showing the utility of the concept of “state crime” that legal theorists and criminologists have recently developed to analyze states' use of violence to control, discriminate against, and govern subjugated populations. Based on the girls' descriptions of what they experience...

... of Mineworkers in 1952, a decade later the miners and their wives had come to see the government as an oppressive new boss. The mnr relied on different parastate and state forces to control the population: the female “shock-troops” from popular urban sectors known as barzolas —who took their name from María...

... a huge impact on the lives of ex-masters in that they were not able to reestablish old forms of control over the population that came out of slavery. To analyze these tensions, the chapter relies on the correspondence of a plantation owner who related the problems that he had in introducing work...