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Part one. Embarking on a global adventure -- Introduction to globalization -- Consumers, consumption, and well-being -- Textile and apparel supply matrix -- Sustainability in textile and apparel industries -- Part two. The global supply chain -- Textile and apparel trade: barriers, regulations, and politics -- Illegal and unethical trade activity -- Selecting locations for global sourcing -- Selecting vendors for global sourcing -- Part three. Trading partners -- Europe and the European Union -- The Americas and the Caribbean Basin -- Asia and Oceania -- The Middle East and Africa

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- INTRODUCTION Since When Is Fran Drescher Jewish? -- CHAPTER ONE Nation in Translation: The (Im)Possibility of the Local? -- CHAPTER TWO Indigenizing Texts: Television Translation as Cultural Ventriloquism -- CHAPTER THREE Dubbing Yiddish, Hidden Rabbi: The Nanny in Translation -- CHAPTER FOUR Dubbing The Simpsons: Or How Groundskeeper Willie Lost His Kilt in Sardinia -- CHAPTER FIVE The Sopranos in Italy: Or "Why Should We Care? We Have the Real Mafia Here!" -- CONCLUSION Translating Stereotypes: The Cultural Politics of Reformatting -- Notes -- Selected Bibliography -- Index

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Figures and Tables -- Preface -- Note on Names and Currency -- 1 Japan's Aging Peace -- 2 Multiple Militarisms -- 3 Who Will Fight? The JSDF's Demographic Crises -- 4 Technical-Infrastructural Constraints and the Capacity Crises -- 5 Antimilitarism and the Politics of Restraint -- 6 Peace Culture and Normative Restraints -- 7 Crafting Peace Among Militarisms -- 8 Aging Gracefully -- Appendix A: Guidelines for Japan-U.S. Defense Cooperation (Abridged) -- Appendix B: Peace Museums and War History Museums in Japan -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- CONTEMPORARY ASIA IN THE WORLD

Part I. Framing Vulnerability -- 1. Vulnerability and Policing Practices -- 2. Conceptual Understandings of Vulnerability -- 3. Politics, Policies, and Practices of Vulnerable People Policing -- 4. Public Health Models of Vulnerability -- Part II Vulnerability in Practice -- 5. Community Engagement -- 6. Working with Vulnerable Offenders -- 7. Interviewing Vulnerable People -- 8. Police Liaison -- Part III. Critical Vulnerability Issues -- 9. Southernising Vulnerability -- 10. Police Vulnerability -- 11. Targeted Violence -- 12. Public Order Policing -- 13. Coda on Covid: Reframing Vulnerability: Policing Pandemics, Protests, and Disasters.

Chapter 1. Climate Change, Ecology, and Justice -- Chapter 2. Water, Air, and Land: The Foundation of Life, Food, and Society -- Chapter 3. Celebrating and Preserving the Ecology of Life -- Chapter 4. Environmental Injustice: Transformative Change Towards Justice -- Chapter 5. Human Health and Well-Being in Times of Global Environmental Crisis -- Chapter 6. Power and Politics: Protection, Rebuilding, and Justice -- Chapter 7. Pathways to Change: Community and Environmental Transformation -- Chapter 8. Decolonizing Nature: The Potential of Nature to Heal.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Preface -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Windy Ridgelines, Social Fault Line -- 3 For the Love of Mountains. The Green Politics of Place -- 4 But What If . . . ? Wind and the Discourse of Risk -- 5 Following Power Lines A Regional Political Economy of Renewables -- 6 Scripted in Chaos -- 7 Why We Follow the Slow Transition Road Map -- 8 Ecological Modernizations or Capitalist Treadmills? -- 9 Energy and "Justice" in the Mountains -- 10 Reimagining Energy -- Epilogue -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author

Capitalism in Permanent Crisis 1920s-1930s -- Political Crisis and The Crisis of Modernity: Eastern Europe (1953-1968) -- The Crisis of Keynesianism, The Transformation of Liberal Oligarchies and The Critique of Politics -- The Crisis of Critique, The Eclipse of Subversive Reason and The Question of Social Constitution -- The Crisis and Metamorphoses of The Bourgeois Individual: On Negative Anthropology -- Capitalism as Social Regression: Destructive Tendencies and New Forms of Barbarism -- The 2008 Economic Crisis as an Alienated Critique of Capitalism.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Power and Authority: Lineages of Regency and the Gendering of Political Entitlement -- 2 Catherine de Médicis: Staging the Political Woman -- 3 Contesting the Politics of the State: Marie de Médicis, Royal Familiality, and Gender Performance, 1610–1643 -- 4 Evacuating the Center: Anne d'Autriche and the Minority of Louis XIV -- 5 The Male Regent: Philippe d'Orléans and the Traditions of Regency Government -- 6 Revolution and Regency: Killing the Past -- Conclusion -- Abbreviations -- Notes -- Index

Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The Ethics and Politics of Professions -- 1 The Missing Agents of Contemporary Democratic Thought -- 2 Beyond Self-Interest: The Apolitical Picture of Professionals -- 3 Professionals versus Democracy: The Radical Critique of Technocrats, Disabling Experts, and Task Monopolists -- 4 Task Sharing for Democracy: Themes from Political Theory -- 5 Public Journalism -- 6 Restorative Justice -- 7 Bioethics -- 8 Context and Consequences: The Duties of Democratic Professionals -- Conclusion: The University's Role in the Democratization of Professional Ethics -- Index

The Iranian Revolution, the Islamic Republic and the Red 1970s : a global history -- Bread and Justice in Qajar Iran : the moral economy, the free market and the hungry poor -- The Dark Side of Modernism : the Dangerous Classes in Iran -- Noble Robbers, Avengers and Entrepreneurs : Eric Hobsbawm and banditry in Iran, North Africa and the Middle East -- Islam, Slave Agency and Abolitionism in Iran, North Africa and the Middle East -- Modernism and the Politics of Dress : anti-veiling campaigns in the Muslim World

The evolution of an academic activist -- Dancing between the raindrops: the politics of totally locally owned crossing boundaries -- It's about relationships: the launching of the McGill Middle East program in civil society and peace building -- You don't have to love your neighbor-just accept that you have one: a regional program with Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian partners takes form -- Moving toward the people -- Empowering the marginalized in times of violent conflict -- Advancing peace --Furthering the vision in practice -- Survival and transformation in the wilderness.

Cover -- Praise Page -- Title Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Solidarity Is Still for White Women -- Gun Violence -- Hunger -- Of #FastTailedGirls and Freedom -- It's Raining Patriarchy -- How to Write About Black Women -- Pretty for a . . . -- Black Girls Don't Have Eating Disorders -- The Fetishization of Fierce -- The Hood Doesn't Hate Smart People -- Missing and Murdered -- Fear and Feminism -- Race, Poverty, and Politics -- Education -- Housing -- Reproductive Justice, Eugenics, andMaternal Mortality -- Parenting While Marginalized -- Allies, Anger, and Accomplices -- Acknowledgments -- Sources -- About the Author -- eCopyright.

Frontmatter -- Inhalt -- Interdisziplinäre Stadtforschung -- Teil I. Perspektiven auf Stadt und Raum -- Interdisziplinäre Disziplinarität in der Stadtsoziologie -- Der Alltag (in) der Stadtgeographie -- Multidisziplinäre Perspektiven in der kulturwissenschaftlichen Stadtforschung -- Sozialräumliche Soziale Arbeit als emanzipatorische Praxis -- (Un-)Sichtbarkeit von Kind(heit) in der Stadtforschung -- Planning (in) transition -- Alltagstheoretische Wendungen im Feld der Internationalen Urbanistik -- Urban Environmental Politics meets Urban Theory -- Bringing the political back in -- Teil II. Interdisziplinäre Themenfelder -- Mixed or unmixed? -- Die nachhaltige Stadtregion als Gestaltungsauftrag der Raumplanung -- Transformation des öffentlichen urbanen Raums – eine Werteverschiebung -- Verkehr und Mobilität -- Infrastrukturen und Lebensweisen im Wandel -- Plattform-Munizipalismus für digitale Infrastrukturen des Alltagslebens -- Post-soziale Urbanität in glokalen Kontexten -- Autorinnen und Autoren

"European social movements have become increasingly visible in recent years, generating intense public debates. From anti-austerity and pro-democracy movements to right wing nationalist movements, these movements expose core conflicts around European democracy, identity, politics and society. The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary European Social Movements offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary overview of the analysis of European social movements helping to orient scholars and students navigating a rapidly evolving field while developing a new agenda for research in the area"--

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Recruitment and Modernization: A Mexican Model -- 2 Age as a Variable in Political Recruitment -- 3 Experience and Leadership: The Role of Combat -- 4 Education and Politics: Formation and Recruitment of National Leaders -- 5 Experience and Leadership: The Influence of Careers -- 6 Gender, Place, and Family in Leadership Credentials -- 7 The Opposition: An Alternative Path to Leadership? -- 8 The Branches of Government: Who Recruits Whom -- 9 Salinas in Power: A Case Study of Recruitment in Practice -- Bibliographic Essay -- Index