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... have always been by adding other experiences and using it for their transformed by new experiences. This transforma- description — transforming it from within in a pro- tion will not be the result of a single book, and per- 30. Rajamani, “Pictures.” 31. Koselleck et al., “Drei bürgerliche...

... of the latter’s story. Although no one is arguing that the monsoon coasts of Southeast Asia are per se part of the Middle East, they are a component part of the history of this region of the world. Tagliacozzo shows how this embrace across the Indian Ocean came about, primarily though the lenses of commerce...

... of the universal. Ultimately, the “Muslim” for Tan Malaka emerges not as an identity, historical subject, or a people per se, but as a “minor” political model of composition immanent to the relations of capital. Copyright © 2021 by Duke University Press 2021 Dutch East Indies Tan Malaka Indonesia...

... castes, as if all the ills of Indian society are rooted reservation can never exceed 50 per cent. Well, it must in reservations. His outcry is such that one would not be be the Supreme Court of some other country because surprised if he put the blame for the Second World War our Supreme Court has...

... 265 the contemporary academic diaspora. According to per cent – is virtually the same as it was 20 years the 2003 Almanac of The Chronicle of Higher ago.”23 It is not unusual on the large campuses with Education, the total number of full-time Black more than 30,000 students and thousands...

... the pos- complicated. In the year 2002, some thirty-eight per sibility of a long-term unilateral world with the U.S. cent fewer foreign tourists visited Tunisia than in as a single global superpower. According to Haber- 2001,17 especially those from Germany and France, mas, “Even if hegemonic...

..., employment creation schemes, rural develop- per capita income which, at US $390, is higher than of that ment programmes, etc. But this did not happen. 46% of the world’s population.2 However, despite the ap- parently impressive economic performance since...

... and citizens has proposed a minimum settlement of $4 billion dollars over the next 30 years for the Bhopal victims (Citizens Commission, 1985). This would amount to $Q76 per person per year for 200,OOO people over 20 years and $650 per person per year over 30 years. Survivors...

.... Modernists view Islam as ninety per cent of its population of sixty-eight mil- possessing a natural flexibility in the public sphere lion subscribe to this minority branch of Islam.8 In that can be used “…to interpret Islam in terms con- addition, unlike the experience of most Sunni- gruent...

... 1965 to 1995    Vol. Press was measured at a rapid 7.7 percent annually. Botswana’s gross domestic product (GDP) per        10.1215/1089201 University      doi Duke capita was $7,820 in 2001.2 Compared...

... was sixty-five per cent in Time, fifty-seven per cent the middle class anyway, personal cleanliness in Saturday Evening Post, fifty-five per cent in Good ranked as a mark of moral superiority and dirti- Housekeeping and fifty-nine per cent in Ladies Home ness as a sign of degradation. Cleanliness...

... by cultivating owned or rented opportunities and marketable skills is as stratified as it land). About half the agricultural wage-labor force now is, and the institutions of socio-cultural hierarchy inter- comes from landless rural households. It is not the per- act with the instruments of economic power...

... was established of women does confer these benefits depends on the in Sri Lanka 10 years ago, and now has about 54,000 particular forms of organization undertaken. workers, 85 per cent of them women. The majority of This paper discusses a variety of forms of organiza- the women come from rural areas...

... of rather than accepting uncritically the premises of the Muslim and Arab immigrants affects the composi- state’s domestic and international War on Terror, tion of communities and the nature of relationships were critical of U.S. responses to 9/11 from the per- within them. This is particularly prominent...

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... and Bihar (Eastern India). An all India pers- pective however reveal's a different picture. In Western India the handicrafts textile in- dustry not only was not destroyed, it in fact continued to grow in the twentieth century. It is true that the artisans lost their independence and came...

..., industrial production which was per-capita terms, the drop was even more already behind the target, declined sharp. The gap between the domestic need further, adding to the rate of urban and actual production was bridged...