... leadership rebuilding women gender postconflict ...

... transwar democracy economic rebuilding world design Olympics ...

... compiled to create this book. leadership rebuilding women gender postconflict ...

... By way of conclusion, this final chapter addresses how design practices forged in the distinct sociopolitical climate of the prewar and wartime eras were transformed or continued to suit needs of postwar democracy and economic rebuilding. Transwar design is a framework that will have far...

... violence undermined working people’s ability to establish control over their lives. In the absence of common memories about the past and disagreement about the causes of persistent violence in the present, the chapter explores how working people struggle anew on a fragmented social terrain to rebuild...

... balikbayans invest, rebuild, and resettle are often unremarkable, in contrast to the “remittance landscapes” transformed by money sent home by transnational migrants. Balikbayans remake their homes and lives from a particular nostalgia for their childhoods in the Philippines. At the same time, they merge...

... This chapter offers a portrait of the resilience of the people of Louisiana as the author joined them in rebuilding their lives and literally remaking their state after Hurricane Katrina. As chair of the Board of Directors of the Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation set up by Governor Kathleen...

... Chapter 4 takes up this emphasis on Black feminism as a worldmaking politics and practice in order to center the methods of WWAV’s rebuilding after the fire: in relationship, in space, in time. There are two levels to this tracing: first, Deon and Shaquita’s constant work on the road to speak...

... This chapter opens the Zimbabwe portion of the book. Amid the messy aftermath of a bloody war, Mapfumo works to rebuild his band and his reputation. He produces songs of celebration, laced with stern warnings to those who would disrupt the progress of the new nation. The chapter delves...

...—to the soil, the subsoil, and the ancestral power it contains. Through farming, mining, and conservation efforts, Congolese work to rebuild relationships with the natural world. By returning to the soil, they suggest that the ecological can serve as a register of repair, a form of public healing. land...

... concepts from object relations and self psychology such as the true and false self, the good enough mother, selfobjects, and healthy narcissism with the goal of showing how youth forge autonomy in the face of grief, especially from the loss of parents and homespace, as opportunities to rebuild the self...