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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The face of a slave -- Part I Socialization and stigma -- Chapter 1 What's love got to do with it? Racial stigma and embodied capital -- Chapter 2 Black bodies, white casts: Racializing and gendering bodies -- Chapter 3 Home is where the hurt is: Affective capital, stigma, and racialization -- Part II Racial socialization and negotiations in public culture -- Chapter 4 Racial fluency: Reading between and beyond the color lines -- Chapter 5 Mind your blackness: Embodied capital and spatial mobility -- Chapter 6 Antiracism in transgressive families -- Conclusion. The ties that bind -- Appendix A. Research Methods and Positionality -- Appendix B. Major Interview Topics -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

1. Introduction: Bringing Together Alternative Agro-Food Networks and the Knowledge Economy: Why This Study, Why Now? -- 2. Re-inventing Capitalism through the Knowledge Economy -- 3. Understanding the Agro-Food Economy as a Knowledge Economy -- 4. Researching Alternative Agro-food Networks in the aftermath of the knowledge economy -- 5. Re-thinking the Knowledge Economy through Alternative Agro-food Networks -- 6. Conclusions: Reclaiming the Knowledge Economy .

Frontmatter -- Contents -- To the Reader -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Colonia Life in Oaxaca -- Chapter 2 Creating the Object of Study -- Chapter 3 Consuelo's Story -- Chapter 4 Place and Identity -- Chapter 5 Work, Money, and D: Transforming Capital -- Chapter 6 Social Capital as a Strategic Choice -- Chapter 7 The Disenchanted World and the Question of Success -- Chapter Summaries and Discussion Questions for Teachers and Students -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

Introduction -- I. MIGRANTS, PLACE-MAKING, AND CLAIMS TO THE CITY -- Chapter 1. Peripheral Citizenship: Immigration and City-Making in Santiago, Chile -- Chapter 2. Spaces of Social Reproduction and Emergent Change in Small Town America -- Chapter 3. Practice, Perception, and the Plaza: Situating Migration in Santiago, Chile -- Chapter 4. The Free Trade Zone and the Ethnic Restaurant: South Asian Emergent Space in a Chilean City of Labor Migrants -- II. RELIGION, URBAN INNOVATION, AND URBAN SPIRITUAL GEOGRPAHIES -- Chapter 5. "God Loves Taxi Drivers": Christian Publics and Emergent Spaces in Shanghai, China -- Chapter 6. The Good Tree Institute (GTI): Muslim Self-Making and Place-Making in Metropolitan Phoenix -- Chapter 7. Building Community Centers in Living Rooms: Piety Movements, Domestic Space, and Women in Islamabad, Pakistan -- III. POPULAR CULTURE, LIFESTYLES, SOCIAL ACTIVISM, AND INFRASTRUCTURES -- Chapter 8. $5 Gets you Soup, Bread and a Vote: Microgranting Dinners for Transforming Detroit -- Chapter 9. Belonging through Bohemia: Maintaining Queer Space and Possibility in Teresina, Brazil -- Chapter 10. Sustainability, Green Businesses and Alternative Economies in Stuttgart, Germany -- Chapter 11. "Punk rock DIY belly feeding": ephemerality in authentic space-making in Barcelona and Vancouver -- Chapter 12. You Can't Fight City Hall? Philadelphia's Advocates for the Homeless and Community Activists Engage in the Battle of Love Park -- Chapter 13. Never-ending Beginnings: Spaces of Infrastructural Labor in Cape Town's Informal Settlements -- Conclusion.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- INTRODUCTION. BROWN WRITING QUEER: A COMPOSITE OF LATINA/O LGBT ACTIVISM -- Dancing at the Crossroads: Mulata, Mestiza, Macha, Mujer -- We Are a Part of the History of Texas That You Must Not Exclude! -- From the Closet to LGBT Radio Host in Dallas -- An East L.A. Warrior Who Bridged the Latina/o and the Gay Worlds -- A South Texas Activist in Washington, D.C., Houston, and San Antonio -- The Boy in Fear Who Became a Latino/a LGBT Advocate in Philadelphia -- No te rajes—Don't Back Down! Daring to Be Out and Visible -- Creating Spaces to Break the Circle of Silence and Denial -- The Queer Roots of the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center in San Antonio, Texas -- Latinas/os and the AIDS Treatment Advocacy Movement -- We Must Preserve Our Latina/o LGBT History -- All the Identities on the Table: Power, Feminism, and LGBT Activism in Puerto Rico -- Visibility, Inclusivity, and the Fight for LGBT Rights in New England -- Finding a Home in Transgender Activism in San Francisco -- CONCLUSION -- Index

Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- Introduction TO READ OR NOT -- One THE SEMIOSIS OF LITERACY -- Two WHOSE ENCYCLOPEDIA? -- Three READING TRICKSTER WRITING -- Four DISNEY'S LABYRINTH: EPCOT, CAPITAL OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY -- Five THE SMITHSONIAN'S ENCYCLOPEDIA: MUSEUM AS CANON -- Conclusion IMAGINING LITERACY IN A MIXED CULTURE -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- INDEX

This book charts the changing relationships between government, voluntary and community organisations in Northern Ireland since the Good Friday Agreement. It considers the role these actors have played in rolling out and normalising neoliberal discourses and policies. With lessons about the impact of neoliberal policies on governance, relationships and the peace process, this study explores how a core part of civil society has been shaped by both local policy priorities and broader political and economic processes

Feeding Britain while preparing for the ravages of climate change are two key issues – yet there's no strategy for managing and enhancing that most precious resource: our land. This book explores how the pressures of leaving the EU, recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, and addressing global heating present unparalleled opportunities to re-work the countryside for the benefit of all. Incorporating personal, inspiring stories of people and places, Peter Hetherington sets out the innovative measures needed for nature's recovery while protecting our most valuable farmland, encouraging local food production and 're-peopling' remote areas. In the first book to tackle these issues holistically, he argues that we need to re-shape the countryside with an adventurous new agenda at the heart of government

Part I The global left : past, present, and future -- Capitalism and antisstemic movements : 1789-1968 / Immanual Wallerstein -- Structural crisis of the modern world-system : dilemmas of the left / Immanuel Wallerstein -- Bifurcation and collective choice : tactics of the transition / Immanuel Wallerstein -- Part II Appreciations/critiques -- Bifurcation in the end of capitalism / Étienne Balibar -- The left : its immediate future / Pablo González Casanova -- The global left : a comment / James K. Galbraith -- Immanuel Wallerstein on the global left and right / Johan Galtung -- The global and the left : possible encounters? / Nilüfer Göle -- The hypothesis of decline / Michel Wieviorka -- Response to appreciations/critiques / Immanuel Wallerstein.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Prologue: The Hernandez Family -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Concurrent Involvement -- 3. Revisiting the Past to Understand the Present -- 4. Who's in the Family? -- 5. Mitigating Factors -- 6. Conclusion -- Postscript: Brief Update about the Families -- Appendix A: Methods and Reflexivity -- Appendix B: List of Families -- Notes -- References -- Index

Frontmatter -- Contents -- 1. Introduction -- Part I. Conceptualizing Rape -- 2. Locating the Problem -- 3. Accounting for Rape -- 4. Investigating the Aftermath -- Part II. Social Mechanisms -- 5. Choosing to Study Rape -- 6. Dividends and Detriments of Dissent -- 7. Conclusion -- Appendix: Interview Guide -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- References -- Index

1 Introduction: Purpose and Summary -- 2 Welfare Economics and the Capability Approach -- 3 Specification and Measurement in the Capability Approach -- 4 An Economic Modeling of Individual Capability -- 5 Philosophical Modification of the Economic Modeling of the Capability Approach: Adaptation, Positionality, and Identity -- 6 From Rawls's Social Contract to Sen's Social Choice -- 7 Freedom and Death: Why Did She Not Apply for Public Assistance? -- 8 What Political Liberalism and the Welfare State Left Behind: Chance and Gratitud -- 9 The Birth and Growth of Modern Social Choice Theory: From Arrow to Sen -- 10 Final Remarks: Economic Philosophy of Amartya Sen -- Epilogue -- References -- Appendix 1 The Capability Theory and Welfare Reform -- Appendix 2 A class of fair distribution rules `a la Rawls and Sen -- Appendix 3 Securing basic well-being for all.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of Figures and Tables -- 1. Making Sense, Making Home -- 2. Always Changing, Always Contested -- 3. Echando Raíces, Settling In -- 4. Being Brown, Knowing Black -- 5. Sharing Ground, Carving Space -- 6. Organizing Community, Building Power -- 7. Summing Up, Looking Elsewhere -- Acknowledgments -- Appendix: Research Process, Methods, and Data -- Notes -- Bibliography -- About the Authors -- About the Contributors -- Index

Geschlechterdifferenzen – Geschlechterdifferenzierungen -- Vom "Dasein für andere" zum Anspruch auf ein Stück "eigenes Leben": Individualisierungsprozesse im weiblichen Lebenszusammenhang -- Geschlechterverhältnisse in Familie und Erwerb: Widersprüchliche Modernisierungen -- Die Integration von Frauen in Arbeitsmärkten und Organisationen -- Geschlecht als Strukturkategorie: Über den inneren Zusammenhang von moderner Gesellschaft und Geschlechterverhältnis -- Soziale Konstruktion von Geschlecht: "Doing gender" -- Post-Ismen: Geschlecht in Postmoderne und (De)Konstruktion -- Ohne Ansehen der Person? De-Institutionalisierungsprozesse und geschlechtliche Differenzierung -- Neutralisierung, Aktualisierung, Invisibilisierung. Zur Relevanz von Geschlecht in Systemen und Netzwerken -- Achsen der Differenz – Aspekte und Perspektiven feministischer Grundlagenkritik.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Profiling Adoption in the United States Today -- 2. "Kids Need Families to Turn Out Right" -- 3. Transracial Adoption in Practice -- 4. Making Kinship in the Wake of History -- 5. The Global Search for "Blue-Ribb on Babies" -- 6. Inclusive, Exclusive, and Contractual Families -- Notes -- References -- Index