...SARI HANAFI; LINDA TABAR Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2003 The Intifada and the Aid Industry: The Impact of the New Liberal Agenda on the Palestinian NGOs SARI HANAFI & LINDA TABAR The outbreak of the second intifada in September I. The Intifada...

...Nahla Abdo Since September 11 and the war on terrorism, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in the Arab world have acquired a special presence and weight, requiring critical analysis. The increase in NGOs just in the past few years—from an estimated 175,000 in 1995 to about 225,000 in 2003—has...

...” and “imperialism.” The articles in this special section, as well as the literature cited in this introduction, warn us that, in spite of the proliferation of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), the conditions of women's lives are deteriorating and levels and forms of exploitation are on the rise. Women, whether...

... of sexuality, militarization, and religion. Amireh argues that these silences were justified by a hegemonic national prioritization paradigm that evaded dealing with women’s issues and by a smear campaign conducted against women activists and NGOs by a vocal Islamist movement that, unlike the secular national...

... Society Exposed: The Politics of NGOs in Egypt . London : I. B. Tauris , 2005 . Abu-Lughod Lila . “Dialects of Women's Empowerment: The International Circuitry of the Arab Human Development Report 2005.” International Journal of Middle East Studies 41 , no. 1 ( 2009 ): 83 – 103...

... the relationship this process holds to the failure to deflower brides may also construct subordi- economy and to the non-government organizations nate forms. I would add that as dominant notions of (NGOs) that become the conduits of international aid masculinity are unsteady concepts that are created...

... NonGovernmental Organizations (NGOs)are going ahead with an environmental assessment - eleven yurs flatly opposed to the dam’s construction. NGOs familiar after it began its $850 million investment in the area - whose with the project believe that the incomplete environmental terms of reference...

... national institutions and legiti- non-governmental organizations (NGOs) took a mated their presence and political and organizational somewhat different course than that with political Is- autonomy—that characterized the national political lam3. It developed when the PA proposed a law to field dominated...

... — in the aftermath of the and other parts of the city still in rubble This bombing further fueled a sense of debt and ob- assistance came from both the KRG and the in- ligation by Western nongovernmental organiza- ternational community; between and , tions (NGOs) and nonstate actors, especially...

...- not AIDS be fought have sively may humans there that that reasons netic asserts shape even processes Hunter biological AIDS. and structures evolutionary historical and and socioeconomic ways which the on in is se- focus book’s to the efforts resources, their NGO and cure women Ugandan the of tion from...

... to initiate “independent” 82 cOMF#RATIVE STUDIES OF SOUHASIA, AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EASTVOL. xvll NO. 1 (1997) responses. These responses are witnessed in the spread tion. These forms of production received tremendous of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) throughout impetus...

... unexpected state and Comparative Studiesnongovernmental of responses. They have been successfully used by the Egyptian state to con- solidate its authoritarian grip on the Islamists and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) South Asia, Africathat and represent women...

... Era (DAWN), a network space, challenging its boundaries  —  through comprising feminist activists and NGOs com- communication technology, but also through mitted to empowerment, came to symbolize the its containment  —  through resistance to what is women’s empowerment approach.4...

...: Sterling. Rahman , A. ( 1981 ). Some Dimensions of People's Participation in The Bhoomi Sena Movement . Geneva: UNRISD. Roy , Bunker ( 1982 ). “NGOs in Changing Role” , Seminar, May 30. Roy , Dunu ( 1982 ). The problem of Communication between Groups and Individuals Engaged...

... the to mobilize support. The second sector consists public authorities or other groups.” A wide of NGOs delivering services and engaging in 677 array of groups populates civil society — what community development. These NGOs tend to may be termed “institutional forms of civil so- be well...

..., Democracy, Values: New Lines of Reflection . Dakar, Senegal : CODESRIA , 2005 . Mann Gregory . From Empires to NGOs in the West African Sahel: The Road to Nongovernmentality . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2015...

... . Golub Stephen S. “The Political Economy of Improving Traditional Justice Systems: A Case Study of NGO Engagement with Shalish in Bangladesh.” World Bank Legal Review: Law and Justice for Development 4 ( 2013 ): 67 – 88 . Hartman Saidiya . Scenes of Subjection: Terror, Slavery...

... of the Deniz Feneri Aid and  mental organizations (NGOs) as partners with the state rather  Solidarity Association, 9 September 2008. Yılmaz states that  than see them...

...   (and   also think      the (NGO...

...: Culture and Society in the Middle East and graphs/Columbia University Press, 2003); co-edited NGOs Politics and Society in the Developing World, 2nd ed. His latest book and Peace Processes (London: Frank Cass, 2003); and guest- on the Middle East, The Modern Middle East: Change and Conti- edited...