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... and conceptions of development and neoliberalism after the Cold War. It further takes up the debates in South Africa, the last African country to confront the dilemmas of decolonization in the sphere of knowledge production, most acutely expressed through the Rhodes Must Fall movement and other student movements...

... students' location in the United States, offers a concept to think through other oppositional movements as generative of global theoretical critique. Ethiopian students not only demanded the overthrow of the monarchy, but also joined anti-colonial appeals for the structural transformation of the world...

... either executed or 11   Islamic student movement generated some divi­ killed in armed struggle. of sions and competition on university campuses. Aside from students...

... that observes a national literacy campaign among shipyard workers, Mouftah demonstrates how a particular strand of Islamic reformism makes modern education an indicator of morality, ultimately constraining the revolutionary potential of the literacy movement. Literacy activism offers a crucial lens to observe...

.... This article investigates the reactivation of anti-colonialism in the postcolonial era, tracing the decades-long “postcolonial anti-colonial” movements born in migrant circles in France, from the 1970s to the present. What happens to the notion of anti-colonial revolution when it is brought back...

... in creating revolutionary conditions of possibility in Iran, working to shift the shah's global image from that of an enlightened ruler to that of a dictator whom the students dubbed “the king of torture.” In this, she joins Afshin Matin-Asgari—whose monograph on the Iranian student movement abroad has...

...Abdel Razzaq Takriti [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 The history of the Iranian revolution cannot be fully told without considering student organizing, for as Afshin Matin-Asgari has noted, from the crackdown of 1963 “up to 1977, the student movement...

... n October 1970, Newsweek magazine christened the American University of Beirut (AUB) “Guerrilla U,” explaining, Politics at AUB today is tied directly to the Palestine guerrilla movement. Many students belong...

... formed by friends and graduated students of the University of Tehran, who, after the state's repression of the June 1963 uprising in Iran, broke with their political precursor, the Liberation Movement of Iran, and looked to more radical forms of opposing the Iranian dictatorship under the shah. 1...

..., specifically the history of the Iranian leftist student movement in the United States in the context of antiwar/anti-imperialist struggles in the 1960s and 1970s. The book uses archival research and in-depth interviews with members of the Iranian Students Association (ISA) who were engaged with antiracist...

... against US influence over Japan. 18 In 1966, the Second Bund organized student movements across Japan. 19 The Second Bund was a resurrection of the First Bund, a student-led movement founded in 1958 that embraced militancy and rejected the JCP's Stalinism. 20 While unified in rejecting the status...

... Lubna . “ Palestinians inside Israel: A Student Movement without a University .” Critical Times 3 , no. 3 ( 2020 ): 496 – 501 . Makkawi Ibrahim . “ Collective Identity Development and Related Social Psychological Factors among Palestinian Student Activists in the Israeli Universities...

... individuals. The likes of Akbar Ganji, dissent. The women’s movement, student unrest, Hojattol-­islam Mohsen Kadiver, Hojattol-Islam and workers’ strikes are on the rise. Although Hassan Eshkevari (who recently was defrocked left organizations inside the country were bru...

... in that. But I wasn't any more a fulltime me. Quite a few of them played leading roles in the black student. I subsequently worked as a teacher, for instance in consciousness movement. And after me a few more students various high schools. were expelled, but it began to peter out because expulsions We were...

... of The Journal of Middle East Wom- United States Institute of Peace on the changing en’s Studies; former co- chair of Islamic Studies; role of student movement groups in Iran since and former chair of Women’s Studies. Professor the Green Movement, as well as the ways Hale has published Gender Politics...

... to combine real social and eco- out the 1960s-70s was the university student popula- nomic reform with the elimination of all independent tion, which came mostly from middle class families. political activity, the latter being accomplished The guerrilla movement of the 1970s was organized through...

... the sans the threat of student indebtedness: in sum, falsity of the new “freedom” — the decolonization with a view to a recognition of the full humanity of so eagerly pursued in the discourse of the #Rhodes all. That there is tremendous disillusionment with MustFall movement...

... tamanna ab hamaare dil mein hai / dekhna hai pretext to talk about the good old days of self- zor kitna baazu-e-qatil mein hai (The longing less nationalist politics, whereas contemporary for revolution is upon our hearts / It is to be student movements against sexual...

... Grovogui African political thought References Adu Boahen Albert , ed. The Role of African Student Movements in the Political and Social Evolution of Africa from 1900 to 1975 . Paris : Unesco , 1994 . Amin Samir . A Life Looking Forward: Memoirs of an Independent Marxist . New...

..., peasant, petit bourgeois and bourgeois tend women's events in Socialist countries, extreme care is women in the freedom struggle, trade union actions, peasant taken not to say or do anything that could be construed as agitation, student movements and also in campaigns against 'feminist'. In India...