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Introduction: Rivalry and Cooperation in Football / Christian Brandt, Fabian Hertel -- The Death of the Pope, Pacts and Boycotts: Modes of Cooperation in Polish Football Fandom / Radoslaw Kossakowski, Lukasz Bieszke -- Divided in Colours, United in Course? The Rivalry and Solidarity of Supporting Fans in Germany / Patrick Bresemann, Gabriel Duttler -- Building a Supporters' Culture and Growing the Game: Cooperation Between Soccer Supporters' Groups in North America / Markus Gerke -- Rivalry, Passion and Cooperation Between Argentinean Club Supporters / Verónica Moreira, José Garriga Zucal, Nemesia Hijós -- Brazil's Organised Football Supporter Clubs and the Construction of their Public Arenas Through Ftorj and Anatorg / Bernardo Buarque de Hollanda, Rosana Da Camara Teixeira -- The Criminalization of Mexican Football Fans and the Emergence of the Movement of United Mexican Supporters / Roger Magazine, Sergio Fernández González -- Torcida and Bad Blue Boys: From Hatred to Cooperation and Back / Benjamin Perasovic, Marko Mustapic -- Never the Twain Shall Meet? The Lack of United Effort Between Scottish Fans Against the Offensive Behaviour Act / Sean Huddleston -- Zimbabwe United? Exploring Cooperation and Contestations in the Context of National Football Team Fandom in Zimbabwe / Manase Kudzai Chiweshe -- Istanbul United: A Short-Lived Experience of Agonistic Pluralism / Ekin Can Göksoy, Okan Yilmaz -- The Unlikely Alliance of Ukrainian Football Ultras / Maryna Krugliak, Oleksandr Krugliak -- Final Remarks / Christian Brandt, Fabian Hertel

1. Perspectives, theories and models of sex offending and child sexual abuse -- 2. An alternative epistemology for approaching childhood sexual abuse -- 3. Research with 'survivors' of child sexual abuse in sport -- 4. A sketch of the field -- 5. Narratives of sexual subjection in sport -- 6. A relational account of child sexual exploitation in sport.

Introductory essay : renovação: the origins of Luso-anarchism / Plínio de Góes, Jr -- Words from an anarchist "snob" (1913) / Lima Barreto -- Manuel capineiro (1915) / Lima Barreto -- The sower (1921) / Avelino Fóscolo -- Alms (1905) / Avelino Fóscolo -- Syndicalism in Portugal (1931) / Manuel Joaquim de Sousa -- The anarchist conception of syndicalism (1923) / Neno Vasco -- Povero vecchio! (1902) / Neno Vasco -- The parasites (1935) / Neno Vasco -- Love each other...and don't breed (1932) : intelligence has a gender / Maria Lacerda de Moura -- Sons of the poor (1905) / Ângelo Jorge -- God (1905) / Ângelo Jorge -- The factory (1909) / Ângelo Jorge -- Liberty and life (1905) / Ângelo Jorge -- Sexual love (1909) / Ângelo Jorge -- The inevitability of anarchy (1905) / Ângelo Jorge -- The authoritarian formula (1909) / Agelo Jorge -- Years of exile (1931) / Mário Castelhano -- Letter from Varella (1927) / José Maria Fernandes Varella / José Maria Fernandes Varella -- Concluding remarks : a living tradition

Governing and managing the post-colonial / Nimruji Jammulamadaka and Jonathan Murphy -- Knowledge struggles -- Corruption's other scene : the politics of corruption in South Africa / Ivor Chipkin -- Change and continuity at Brazilian development bank / Paulo Faveret -- Knowledge of organizational behavior and consultancy projects : a critical examination / Rajiv Kumar -- Legitimacy challenges -- Urban environmental governance and legitimacy of state claim for global climate justice : dilemma and debates in Bangladesh / Md Khalid Hossain -- "A class war has begun in South Africa" : an analysis of cosatu's framing of the "Marikana massacre" / Teke Ngomba -- Corruption in local governance as resistance : a post-colonial reading of the Indian state / Arpita Mathur -- Making/unmaking governance -- Greenpeace and the transnational governance of Brazilian beef industry / Marcus Vinicius Peinado Gomes and Mario Aquino Alves -- "Donor logic", NGOs, ruling elite and the decolonisation of education in Bangladesh / Ariful H. Kabir and Raqib Chowdhury -- Democratic transition in a post-colonial state : dialogue and discord in Tunisia's post-revolutionary transition 2011 - 2014 / Jonathan Murphy and Virpi Malin -- Theorising the state (or its absence?) in anti-corporate protest : insights from post-colonial India / Nimruji Jammulamadaka and Biswatosh Saha.

Thousands of people in dozens of countries took to the streets when world food prices spiked in 2008 and 2011. What does the persistence of popular mobilization around food tell us about the politics of subsistence in an era of integrated food markets and universal human rights? This book interrogates this period of historical rupture in the global system of subsistence, getting behind the headlines and inside the politics of food for people on low incomes. The half decade of 2007-2012 was a period of intensely volatile food prices as well as unusual levels of popular mobilization, including protests and riots. Detailed case studies are included here from Bangladesh, Cameroon, India, Kenya and Mozambique. The case studies illustrate that political cultures and ways of organizing around food share much across geography and history, indicating common characteristics of the popular politics of provisions under capitalism. However, all politics are ultimately local, and it is demonstrated how the historic fallout of a subsistence crisis depends ultimately on how the actors and institutions articulate, negotiate and reassert their specific claims within the peculiarities of each policy. A key conclusion of the book is that the politics of provisions remain essential to the right to food and that they involve unruliness. In other words, food riots work. The book explains how and why they continue to do so even in the globalized food system of the 21st century. Food riots signal a state unable to meet a principal condition of its social contract, and create powerful pressure to address that most fundamental of failings

In this innovative book, historian Matthew Crow unpacks the legal and political thought of Thomas Jefferson as a tool for thinking about constitutional transformation, settler colonialism, and race and civic identity in the era of the American Revolution. Thomas Jefferson's practices of reading, writing, and collecting legal history grew out of broader histories of early modern empire and political thought. As a result of the peculiar ways in which he theorized and experienced the imperial crisis and revolutionary constitutionalism, Jefferson came to understand a republican constitution as requiring a textual, material culture of law shared by citizens with the cultivated capacity to participate in such a culture. At the center of the story in Thomas Jefferson, Legal History, and the Art of Recollection, Crow concludes, we find legal history as a mode of organizing and governing collective memory, and as a way of instituting a particular form of legal subjectivity

Introduction -- Women's changing leisure lives -- Changes in professional sport and the feminization of sports fandom -- Continuity and change in the lives of female sports fans -- Women, sport and a sense of place -- Rivalry and class distinction between female football and rugby union fans -- The meaning and importance of sport for female fans -- Conclusion