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... versus markets but rather about authoritarianism versus economic and political democracy. © 2012 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2012 The Long Road to 1989 Neoclassical Economics, Alternative Socialisms, and the Advent of Neoliberalism Johanna Bockman Social...

... 88/8/05/8/05 12:03:2212:03:22 PMPM REFLECTIONS We Make the Road by Riding (Se Hace el Camino al Viajar): Stories from a Journal of the Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride—Portland to New York, September 23 to October 4, 2003...

...Figure 5. Road camp worker resting, Hope–Princeton Highway Project [ca. 1940–1949]. Japanese Canadian Research Collection JCPC-03-030. Courtesy of University of British Columbia Library Rare Books and Special Collections. ...

... the construction of the highway as a form of enclosure. This is an inversion of the traditional definition of enclosure; the road was for public use, whereas much of the property condemned and destroyed was privately owned. But antihighway activists argued that the road would only benefit a privileged few...

...Figure 1. Participants of the Trans-Bangladeshi road trip look into India from the borders in Bangladesh. © Emeka Okereke, courtesy of Invisible Borders Trans-African Project, 2019. ...

... by developing country standards), and rural families have much greater access to basic public services such as electricity, roads, schools, health facilities, and safe water. Some of the gains are the direct result of the revolutionary government's priorities, which shifted infrastructure investment toward...

... engaged, analyzed, and sought to inform the political trajectory of Allende's peaceful road to socialism, highlighting the revolutionary potential of film while experimenting with aesthetic and formal languages appropriate to the political context of the time. Turning their attention to the ways in which...

... World War II Barbara Schmucki In Britain during the Second World War nearly 43,000 men, women and children lost their lives in road accidents, and that, at a time when private cars had been almost entirely withdrawn. More people were killed or injured on roads than were killed or wounded...

... Valadares did not acknowledge her use of Ben Bradley’s book British Columbia by the Road: Car Culture and the Making of a Modern Landscape (Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 2017). She sincerely regrets this error and makes the following corrections to her article: p. 162 The sentence...

...-that farmers had with horseless carriages. Many did not react enthusiastically. Farmers near Rochester, Min- nesota, plowed up roads, making them unsuited to automobile travel but still passable by horse and wagon; others dug ditches, strung barbed wire, or partially buried crosscut saws across...

... resources, government and corporations are aggressive and gung ho about building infrastructure, especially roads. Now, the communities in these areas are also very much in need of access. They are remote fly-in communities mostly that have been really dependent on what are called “ice roads,” which...

... stocktaking, there were twenty-­seven closed roads in 2001. In Belfast, some estimates place the number of NIO-­built peacelines alone at over forty (estimates differ according to the definition of an individual peaceline), and they are still being erected, particularly in north Belfast — ­a notorious...

...), and freedmen's struggle for full citizen- ship in the Reconstruction South (Freedom Road, 1944), an-d introduced masses of readers to radical re-visions of the country's past. But when the U.S. war against fascism ended, the center-left alliance collapsed, and the Communist Party abandoned...