... in the humanitarian discourse of the ngo (nongovernmental organization). The novel dramatizes encounters across divides of location and wealth and shows how the humanitarian equation shifts when the narrator eventually emigrates to the United States. While Butler provides a theory of faces encountering one another...

... and are more serious about work than men, but are more shy about comingjorward with a project. 46 "Urban Women Cooperators" They have a lot ofbottled up energy but are overwhelmed by male presences" (international nongovernmental organization [NG07J). 2. "Women distrust each other. Often they are led...

... in the transatlantic slave trade? The figure of twenty-seven million is frequently invoked by the broad coalition of evangelical Christian and secular feminist activists, nongovernmental organizations, and state agents who, since...

... four forays totaling sixteen months of ethnographic and interview-based research conducted between 2009 and 2019 with aspiring, former, and current asylum seekers, nongovernmental organization ( ngo ) staff and volunteers, and political activists across five sites: Tehran in Iran; Kayseri, Eskişehir...

... Nations, the British Council, the European Union,10 and the World Bank are some of the international organizations that pro- duce knowledge and fund both governmental and nongovernmental efforts in the fight against the custom...

... ( 2009 ): 51 – 78 . ———. Transnationalism Reversed: Engaging Development, ngo Politics, and Women's Organizing in Bangladesh . Albany : SUNY P , forthcoming . Clover Carol . `` Her Body Himself: Gender in the Slasher Film .'' Misogyny, Misandry, and Misanthropy. Spec. issue...

.... But even this is not my major reservation. Most troublesome is the binary quality of the "choice" being alleged: either state politics or the compensatory populism of nongovernmental organizations, either failed socialism or late capitalism. This simple binary denies the existence of what I have argued...