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...He Liked to Say that this Love was the Result of a Clinical Error ...

... projects interaction randomized controlled trials results-based management post-development ...

... Instead of dismissing the “paranoid style” of politics, this chapter argues for the generative power of conspiracy. It traces the actions of a circle of French and Russian activists whose scheming managed to change the course of international politics and may have also resulted in the production...

... This essay analyzes how Indra Sinha, in his 2007 novel, Animal’s People , uses the allegorical figure of the protagonist Animal to address the human rights tragedies that resulted from a disastrous gas leak from an American-owned pesticide factory in Bhopal, India, in 1984. By refusing...

... Hall deconstructs, object by object, the iconography of the Caribbean front room, reassembled as an installation by Michael McMillan that Hall identifies as “a creative cultural act . . . of that doubly-inscribed, hybrid or creolised kind . . . a cumulative migrant space, the result...

... Despite water engineers’ best attempts to explain water trouble as the result of technical difficulties, natural disasters, or shortages, dry taps are overwhelmingly described in private conversations, in popular discourse, and in media narratives as the result of an all-knowing, all-powerful...

... these lifestyles with customs, beliefs, and traditions they developed while acculturating to life in the United States. The result is homes that are in continuous flux: irregularly inhabited and whose modifications are largely a result of improvisation; the desire to enclose familial distance lies at the center...

... This chapter analyzes the genealogy of Edward Hooper’s hypothesis that a vaccine trial in the African Belgian colonies caused the species-jump resulting in HIV. The confusing intentions, unclear lines of analysis, and powerful interests inflected in the subsequent discussions opens space...

... The supply-side approach taken in the War on Drugs has meant a focus on destroying drugs where they grow. It has also prompted growers to hide their activities. As a result, the War on Drugs has led to environmental harms such as excessive pesticide use, deforestation, and pollution, including...

... of that knowledge results in sound-making. All physical activities and experiences take part in shaping the body that in turn also functions as a musical instrument. Hence the sounding body offers an opportunity for a corporeal archeology. If the body is a repository of knowledge, then this knowledge will emerge...

... The chapter discusses how the Indian state’s efforts to bring Dalits to parity with other groups in society have yielded results that are more a continuity than a change. Academic discourse assumes that caste is birth-based and hence to be eradicated, while class is desirable as it can...

... being worked out in a particular terrain that is characterized by inherent tensions and navigated by people using different conceptual and experiential “maps.” Researchers and practitioners should expect and learn from gaps between policy, practice, and outcomes as the inevitable result of human agency...

... In “Martha and the Swans: BTS, ‘Black Swan,’ and Cold War Dance History,” Yutian Wong situates stage performances of BTS’s “Black Swan” as the end result of the culture wars that took place in theaters across East and Southeast Asia in the 1950s. With Martha Graham’s abstract expressionism...

... with the Comando Vermelho, conflicts that result in the faction becoming divided. Comando Vermelho Amigos dos Amigos criminal factions prison conditions prison organization ...

... The phenomena of anamorphism and the subversive effects, which results from the shift or switch of perspectives is also very much present and marks an important aspect in the work of Slavoj Žižek. This change in the perspective, is very much connected to some of Lacan’s concepts, such as object...

... This chapter considers the bureaucratic and legal culture of the courtroom, including what constituted evidence. It argues that the power vested in the presentation of documents, including brands on faces and bodies, and the testimonies of expert witnesses resulted in the creation of legal...

... This essay explores contemporary racial dynamics resulting from the ongoing securitization of borders in the United States and Mexico. It advances the concept of a “thickening” border, expanding both north and south through interrelated social forces: global efforts at immigration and drug...

... In chapter seven, Shankar follows one of the Sahaayaka mentors as he moves through an Urdu medium school in South Karnataka. Shankar reveals the way that Sahaayaka's organizational ideology, which limits any explicit focus on a specific minority community, results in a praxis that largely...

... that has affected understandings of race and nativism into the present and has resulted in the exclusion of many racial minorities from conventional narratives. A more diverse understanding of “being African” is needed in future scholarship. historical epistemology intellectual genealogies...