... Based on archival sources and interviews, this chapter explores the processes by which the government rehabilitated birangonas , whereby the rehabilitation program established the sovereignty—the lawmaking authority—of the new nation. After the war, the government eulogized the raped women...

... FBI Most Wanted program racialization 9/11 religion ...

... collaborative learning multimodal pedagogy The Black Woman anthologies SEEK program ...

... jazz ambassadors Cold War civil rights long-playing record (LP) Cultural Presentations program ...

... Tristan spends the summer in an academic program at Cornell and falls in love with a boy named Ethan. sexuality Cornell self-discovery ...

... 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...

... This chapter tracks an interactive news magazine program called The Compass , which contained a broadcast component and a simultaneous internet live stream on the Japanese streaming site NicoNico. It explains how the idealistic hopes of its creators for a more democratic and dynamic news...

... This chapter examines the introduction of a new guide accreditation program in Banff National Park by the Mountain Parks Heritage Interpretation Association (MPHIA), based on the ideal of environmental stewardship. The program was implemented as part of neoliberal reforms which outsourced guide...

... Chapter 8 analyzes the international response to the 1994—1996 Rwandan refugee crisis in Ngara. The chapter begins by detailing the events that led to the Burundian and then Rwandan crises in the district. It then examines the TCRS's sectors of the aid program: water and fuel. What was novel...

... The Dutch have long been leaders in water engineering, and this chapter reviews the historic paradigm shift away from enframing and toward poiesis, exemplified in the Room for the River program and an experiment in rewilding the Oostvardersplassen. The chapter briefly discusses ontological...

... This chapter examines the experience of several indigenous communities in the Bracero Program. Recognizing the shifting meanings of race that indigenous migrants experienced in the United States, this chapter explores the formation of mid-twentieth-century racial constructs in Mexico...

... of the relationship between work and leisure in neoliberal economies. By and large, Indian programmers do not allow work demands to intrude on leisure time; in fact, they actively resist this. The chapter posits that leisure time is so preserved because it allows programmers to develop a politics of pleasure...