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... appeals to a masculinist brand of Hindu Waiting to Happen: nationalism—the ‘we have to prove we are not eu- HIV/AIDS in South Africa: The Bigger Picture nuchs’ triumphant declaration of the Shiv Sena Liz Walker, Graeme Reid, and Morna Cornell...

...Taushif Kara Abstract This essay takes as its point of departure the conceptual problem posed by intezar , or waiting, in revolutionary Iran. Kara suggests that this problem mirrors the suspension or deferral of sovereignty implied by the logic of historicism, and thus the wider state...

...Hanna Berg Abstract This article examines how experiences of time and waiting are shaped by theological imaginations among Syrian Sunni Muslims living as asylum seekers in Jordan. While anthropological studies on time and waiting in contexts of displacement most often place human agency...

... imagination of the democratic communitarian order. The marchers' injured feet mobilized desires to reciprocate through collective ethical practices of waiting, greeting, giving, and protecting enacted by communities en route to San'a. The article suggests that through these enactments, communities sought...

...Gloria Waite Copyright 1987: South Asia Bulletin 1987 SOUTH ASIA BULLETIN Vol. 7 (1987) The Role of Black Consciousness in the South African Liberation Struggle: An Interview with Saths Cooper...

.... Srirupa Roy sums up powerfully how the vii + 247 pp., $29.95 (cloth), $16.95 (paper) nuclear-testing decision was legitimized: “Not just through appeals to a masculinist brand of Hindu Waiting to Happen: nationalism—the ‘we have...

.... See Rosemarie Said Zahlan, The Making of the Modern Gulf States: Ku- 1979), 286. wait, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman (Reading, UK: Ithaca Press, 1998), 39. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 7 Vol. 33, No. 1, 2013...

... to move to Morocco, they had to present themselves to the Moroccan consulate in Nouadhibou for the “right to return” ( haq al-‘awda ) and to qualify for benefits ([ al-in‘ash ). Over the next couple of months as Mouloud waited to receive returnee status, we met fairly regularly either at his apartment...

...Gloria M. Waite © 1996: Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa & the Middle East 1996 The Noma Award and Publishing in Africa: The Case of Zeleza* Introduction to the Panel Gloria M. Waite This panel is centered around the 1994 Noma bold...

...-minute call to Alice’s Restaurant to sur- night in December 1978. My father had waited long prise Nina, the young red-haired waitress, with the hours for the delayed flight. I cannot recall our exact news of my imminent departure. She sounded con- conversation, but I remember the exhilaration...

... of donat­ ion and dist­ rib­ ut­ ion resulted in bene­ f­ ic­ iar­ ies quickly spendi­ng what they had received. Instead, she would wait two weeks for the hype of the fest­ive sea­ son to sett­ le down. Then she would resume dist­ rib­ut­ing cou­pons. Here, even though God might have pro­vided at his chos­...

... wait’s population. Drawing on oral evidence col- became part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia), lected during interviews with former residents, it Bahrain, and Kuwait by both APOC and its British focuses on two overarching themes: the juxtaposi- counterpart, the Eastern...

... ). eln oees ihteexcep- the With hopeless. feeling atn oHappen to Waiting...

...: Monthly Review Press (First published: 1970). Waite , Gloria 1982 “East Indians and National Politics in the Caribbean”, South Asia Bulletin vol. II , no. 2 . Review Essay: History Of The Guyanese Working People...

... worked as the Director of the U.S. International Communication Agency in Nepal, and is at present in Brasilia. GLORIA WAITE has recently completed her Ph. D. in History from the University of California, with a specialization in African and Afro-American History...

... and Taushif Kara in his contribution to this special section begin with reference to Samuel Beckett. It seems both authors wish to capture the feeling of futility that has emerged when thinking the third world. Colonialism had confined the third world to the waiting room of history and while anti-colonial...

... a wait-and-see attitude would have been a safer course abroad and returned to her native Japan. As it so hap- for Matsui to take when writing about the “successes” pened, her month-long journey home took her to sev- of Benazir Bhutto and Corazon Aquino, rather than eral Asian countries. After...

... tions. The family waits anxiously at the two-way in their function as literal and metaphorical radio for news from a front that remains invis- narrative agents. In the following passage, Krog...

... and the symbolism of a state-in-waiting 29 surrounding it exemplify the long-standing efforts of the rebel group to create a formidable set of facts on the ground. Numerous observers have commented on NSCN-IM and other Naga rebel factions maintaining impressive infrastructures for collecting “taxes...