... Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 Deliberative corporeal politics equality democratic ethos the Life March Yemen 2011 revolution It was February 2012 when I finally returned to Yemen for my fieldwork. A few months earlier, the Joint Meeting Parties 1 and Yemeni president...

... of politics deployed in and through Hindi cinema. The film provides an eclectic mishmash of Gandhian satyagraha and revolutionary rhetoric, a combination that resonates ironically within a neoliberal educational imagination. The media-orchestrated response of the avowedly apolitical, but staunchly...

... of Humanities Research and Funding.” Humanities Indicators Prototype , 2009 , American Academy of Arts and Sciences . archive201406.humanitiesindicators.org/essays/brinkley.pdf . Donoghue Frank . The Last Professors: The Corporate University and the Fate of the Humanities . New York : Fordham...

... and organizationally. While the seems to be a continuing hold of economism, delib- SCs are, relatively speaking, structurally homoge- erate overlooking of the social dimension, whereas neous, the OBCs are internally highly differentiated the reality is that central to the political crisis fac...

... els a mode of deliberative democratic politics. public education in the 1954 Brown v. Board of instead that Black Reconstruction provides an Education decision (347 U.S. 483). 18. See, again, Rogers, “The People, Rheto...

... enjoy the same political and legal cultural patriotism. A common Zangudge can form the rights, irrespective of their ethnic or group alle- medium of a deliberative civic culture, and in prin- giance. They must have the same formal opportuni- ciple all might learn it; but if the long-standing lan...

... to the histori- self beyond the corporeal. Instead, Shari’ati pre- cal realm ceased to exist. sented religion as a form of political ethics rooted This provided Shari’ati with a direct and in the collective consciousness and social responsi- generative link to a broader tradition...

..., in the political manipulation of social divisions as unable to find 'full' six months employment, are dismissed an alternative to politically unpalatable economic changes, as 'Marginal Workers,' even though a growing number of and in governmental reliance on force and repressive laws...

... tend to constitute and perpetuate the social and political death of the African citizen to build Western communities of humanitarianist sentiment. In contrast, Odenbach's installation presents a rare exception to this tendency in that it refuses an immediate access to and consumption of the displayed...

...Mehran Kamrava Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2003 The Politics of Weak Control: State Capacity and Economic Semi-Formality in the Middle East Mehran Kamrava After years of mystification and theoretical overemphasis regulated by the state. However...

... , Delhi: Oxford University Press, pp. 87 –120. Aristotle . 1988 . The Politics , translated by B. Jowett, revised by J. Barnes and ed. by Everson, S., Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Arrighi , G. 1970 . “International Corporations, Labor Aristocracies and Economic Development...

... conditions, if they are ever allowed to emerge. The conventional social movement is concerned chiefl y with politics of protest, contentious the Middle East x-2006-050 politics, where collective actors exert pressure (by threat, disruption, or causing uncertainty...

... Program” as a revolutionary, anti-colonial, and radical republican challenge that sought to implement a new constitutional order based on popular sovereignty. Internally, it severed the link between sectarian affiliation and political representation that was the hallmark of the Lebanese regime. Externally...

... eosrtosadtasomdtereligious the public transformed and and cemeteries holidays demonstrations martyrs’ national the Palestinian to into visit in- a which institutions, corporated political the by was up living taken the of celebrations religious and lives...

... in industrial transformation as well as the suitable means to promote economic development were elaborated. In turn the emergent electrical systems shaped both politics and governance in the late colonial period and left a strong imprint on politics after independence. If railroads and canals—the quintessential...

.... Religion is defined by its human “religious religious oligarchy into a democratic, and yet experience.” For Soroush, clerics, like other religious, politics.39 For Soroush, “religious des- “professional groups,” hold a corporate identity, potism is most intransigent...

... on the Zanzibar Revolution and its women to provide new insights into the contemporary aftermath, including the flight of Asian communities racial and communal politics of South Asian com- from Zanzibar...

..., cal positioning. But more complex perspectives would transgressions of accepted norms of political practice and recognized social values, or in direct attacks entail the serious difficulty of bringing to light the den- against persons, corporations (such as journalists), sity and ambiguity...