... threats to food safety because they can bring diseases onto ranchlands. However, while these ranchers attempt to curtail illegal immigration under the pretense of protecting our food supply, other sectors of the food industry actively recruit illegal immigrants, reducing the efforts of this group...

..., on the other. Arguing that the category of pleasure is recruited to heterogeneous positions in Foucault’s work, I trace the various purposes that it is enlisted to serve in his thinking, as well as the topological structure he evokes to conceptualize pleasure—that of the spiral. His famous “spirals of power...

... in the international economy, and the related tension between the fragmentation of labor management and the continuing centralized regulation of migration. The central players in labor transplant are multiple intermediaries in China and the receiving countries, including public institutions, commercial recruitment...

... that support their daily survival. To open space for maneuver within nation-state borders, runaway migrant workers utilize their agency and negotiate state and nonstate structures such as recruitment companies, NGOs and civil society organizations, migrant communities, illegal agency services, and taxi drivers...

... the inefficiencies of the judicial process, may be recruited as gang members or followers, if not by intimidation then by the promise of informal provision of material facilities where state provision is almost totally lacking. In this article, we seek to analyze the symbiotic relationships between prisoners...

... Nash was appointed brigadiergeneral and ordered to the western part of this State to stimulate the inhabitants to enlist and to hasten the recruiting; for in spite of all effort on the part of the government and leaders, the continental ranks were far from complete. In a letter to Thomas Burke...

... of Jonathan Swift, ed. Herbert Davis (Oxford, 1939- 68), 5:227-31. 52 The South Atlantic Quarterly please Swift, Stella must learn firmness and manly courage; to satisfy Pope, Martha Blount needs to cover over her feminine follies with positive male qualities; and to win her Recruiting Officer, Farquhar s...

..., Vietnamese, and Mon- golians, predominantly employed by recruitment agencies. The managers initially tried to change the habits of the local workforce, driving for greater economic efficiency. When they encountered resistance, which was reflected mainly in high employee turnover and difficulty...

..., and cataclysmic social events5 and has been said to vary with intelligence, sex, age, socioeconomic status, and social background.6 The research findings concerning recruitment the act of entry into political party work are not as inconsistent and contradictory, eighth grade 40 percent had such information (p. 73...

... with natives is not new, however, for it is possible to trace the origin of such schemes to the creation of the Malay Ad­ ministrative Service in 1910.1 An even earlier date might be sug­ gested. It was in 1896 that the first suggestion of local recruitment was put forward, and in this case too it was done...

... was empowered to disband them at any time before or after their term of three months expired. The recruiting officers of the army were ordered to advance to each non-commissioned officer and private who enlisted forty shillings in part payment of his first month s pay. Ten shillings were allowed to each officer...

... Wilson called on Secretary of War Baker and talked to him for half an hour. When the President left, Baker told Crowder that, The President, as a war measure, had decided upon a draft as an auxiliary means of recruiting and maintaining the Regular Army and the National Guard at their war strength...

... func­ tions than these or even more. In their approaches to the recruitment and training of overseas civil servants the colonial powers provided an indication, perhaps the most profound of all, of the essential differences in their na­ tional personalities and therefore in the qualities...

... to carry their party s standard is beyond Professor Buck s terms of reference, but is touched upon by Professors Cline and Epstein. Professor Cline has chosen for study the recruits from the upper and middle classes who joined the Labour party after 1914.4 The presence of these recruits has been well known...

... of recruiting and maintaining the Regular Army and the National Guard at their war strength and as the exclusive means of recruiting and maintaining a national army. The bill itself was left to Crowder. Policy statements and studies were as alien to War Department practice in 1917 as they had been in 1898...

... in the Fourteenth Illinois, he is supposed to have distinguished himself at Shiloh; then he was Sherman s assistant provost marshal in Memphis; next he was sent by the White House to recruit Negro soldiers in the South; after that came the invasion of Florida and an association with John Hay in an attempt at war...

... in the Fourteenth Illinois, he is supposed to have distinguished himself at Shiloh; then he was Sherman s assistant provost marshal in Memphis; next he was sent by the White House to recruit Negro soldiers in the South; after that came the invasion of Florida and an association with John Hay in an attempt at war...

... of comments will illustrate. Professor John McCormick of Rutgers University, in an article published in the Spring, 1962, issue of the Kenyon Review, described the postwar generation of cultural officers as incom­ petents, has-beens, never-could-have-beens, and lost fools who had been recruited originally...

... ganizing them reported that those who had been recently recruited increased the number to seven hundred thousand. If the insurrection should continue, Seward concluded, it would be more difficult to keep them down to a million than to raise them to that figure. Never­ theless, the Secretary of State felt...

.... Pullen s book deserves a wide sale. The author, a Philadelphia businessman who grew up in Maine, has based his account on a great variety of primary sources and bolstered it with exceptionally clear pictures of recruiting, hygiene, and supply, and of the place of the twentieth Maine in the story...