...Janet L. Finn; Lyne Underwood 5. Finn/Underwood 2/11/00 10:50 AM Page 109 The State, the Clock, and the Struggle AN INQUIRY INTO THE DISCIPLINE FOR WELFARE REFORM IN MONTANA “Ending welfare as we know it” has...

... into the Discipline for Welfare Reform in Montana Janet L. Finn and Lyne Underwood 109 What Film Noir Can Teach Us about “Welfare as We Know It” Paula Rabinowitz 135 Subject to Suspicion: Feminism and Antistatism in Britain Lynne Segal 143 #62...

... by impending war with Iraq and the plummeting economy. Even people far from the sniper’s epicenter, in places like Montana, worried that the sniper would generate copycat versions in their own neighborhoods.3 We, the society...

... likewise been grossly inflated. In 2003, the FNDI reported that at the Salish-Kootenai Reservation of Montana, dealerships were inflating car prices and adding exorbitant fees that raised the loans to 30–40 percent above retail. 52 More recently, the Navajo Nation’s Human Rights Commission has found...

... early stages of organiza- tion was that “instead of arriving directly from the city or the university, the EZLN emerged out of la montaña, that magical world inhabited by the whole of Mayan history, by the spirits of ancestors, and by Zapata himself.”90 But the movement’s Lacandon roots have...

..., Khalid Shaikh Mohammed claimed he had suggested a recruiting operation in the United States to Khan. After further waterboarding sessions and multiple interrogations on March 21, Mohammed offered the desired confession, claiming that he had instructed operatives to recruit Black Muslims in Montana...