... community governance and the cultural politics of informal citizenship practices in contemporary Uganda. Contemporary citizenship formations are richly textured practices that can be both democratic and antidemocratic in nature, often characterized by disavowal of liberal, legal-juridical forms...

.... However, the film poignantly underscores the gap between the official viewpoint of friendship between the two communities, on the one hand, and the deep-seated prejudice and mistrust that govern their daily lives, on the other. Despite its shortcomings, the film opens up a public space for debate where...

... that accompanied them, the IPC, British government, and Iraqi government operated on the assumption that urban development could counter the influence of communism and lead to the attainment of modernity. © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 The Politics and Ideology of Urban...

... under the draconian Criminal Tribes Act (1871), which marked out certain communities as criminal and subjected them to excessive punitive measures. In the years after independence, as the Government of India was dismantling the act, the Rai Sikhs came to be more conclusively aligned with the category...

... Government community, independent from the sultan’s pri- Pasha’s T e v a r i h - ­i A l - ­i O s m a n , completed in the on vate interest.”29 early 1550s, includes two...

... olayı ” (“The E-government Practices in Turkey in terms of Citizen-State Communication: The Case of BİMER”). Akdeniz İletişim 23 ( 2015 ): 96 – 114 . Dillon Michael . “ Underwriting Security .” Security Dialogue 39 ( 2008 ): 309 – 32 . Duran Burhanettin . “ Bir siyasal...

... experiences of the republican Turkish state and society since 1923. The economic elite have replaced the sultans and pashas as premier benefactors, with personal or corporate donations even rivaling government sources of assistance. The motivations for contemporary philanthropy echo the Muslim consciousness...

...Amal N. Ghazal The area studies model is an impediment to the historical analysis of linkages and connections not governed by its geographical and conceptual boundaries. Its shortcomings are even more pronounced in the historiography of the modern period, when interactions and exchanges between...

...Hassan S. Khalilieh Abstract This essay demonstrates how maritime qirad , as conducted in the Muslim world prior to the emergence of the Italian communes, influenced the lex mercatoria maritima . It contends that the medieval Latin accomendatio ( commenda ) likely owes its inception to the qirad...

...Emma Park Abstract This article explores the incremental privatization of what is today East Africa's largest corporation, communications and finance firm Safaricom. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, British multinational Vodafone became a partial shareholder of Safaricom, with the government...

...Nelida Fuccaro Fuccaro’s article explores new geographies of leisure and consumption that emerged in Manama and in Bahrain’s oil camps in the first decades of oil development. New forms of public communication such as the press, printed materials, and cinema are used to explore urban spaces, actors...

... the body is of utmost importance in terms of spiri- of discourses of participation and community in tual and community standing, this is no small bur- the performative practices of governing. The next den. Neither was the vulnerability to disease that section will explore...

... that study economic behavior and in current attempts by governments to manage the economy. Both of these social practices rely on communicative models in which rhetoric, signals, and information are exchanged and understood more or less accurately.1 This is an important...

... of a material struggle over urban space. In particular, it considers the writings of the South Asian scholar and activist Abul Kalam Azad, a major figure in the Indian Khilafat movement and the Indian National Congress, who was simultaneously a critic of the nation form and communalism (on the basis...

... , no. 4 – 5 ( 2006 ): 331 – 48 . Hiemstra Nancy . “ Immigrant ‘Illegality’ as Neoliberal Governmentality in Leadville, Colorado .” Antipode 42 , no. 1 ( 2010 ): 74 – 102 . Ilcan Suzan Basok Tanya . “ Community Government: Voluntary Agencies, Social Justice...

... the 'It is an excellent film and has won organizations formed to fight race many international awards. Strangely and class issues received from enough, the film was not allowed by the immigrant South Asian communities Government of India to be shown in India...

.... Unfortunately, in miring his work in an excul- “communications and power.” While the inter-war patory view of the government’s purported liberal- era was certainly a critical period for the evolution of ism toward the press, and by resting his discussion on the Indian press, the print press was far from...

... subject — ​a figure that repeated transitions between military and who until this time was represented as a communal democratic rule have transformed the institution and extraterritorial subject of religious solidarity. of elected local government into a tainted...

... distinct polit- 13. David Held, Democracy and the Global Order: From Asia: Some Reflections,” Journal of Contemporary ical communities that are and have always been at the Modern State to Cosmopolitan Governance (Cam- History 38 (2003): 135. odds with one another. Ibid., xxiv. bridge, UK...

... the Bengalis have monopolized government jobs and nant classes among the Sikhs. The assertion of religious and cultural positions. This, coupled with immigration of poor communal identity by the Sikhs is a political necessity as the peasantry from Bangladesh, created a sharp conflict situation Jat Sikhs who...