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Reflections on craft--and craft-makers--as change agentsJayna ZweimanYarn, thread, scissors, fabric : a crafter's tool kit for mending democracy as engaged citizensHinda MandellCraftivism from Philomena to the pussyhatSandra MarkusWeaving the way toward liberty : John Singleton Copley's Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mifflin (Sarah Morris)Elizabeth S. HawleySpinning, sewing, and soliciting for the American RevolutionLaura Elizabeth SapellyThe anti-craft activism of enslaved Americans : conspicuous consumption as resistanceKatie KnowlesThe Underground Railroad quilt code myth and the culture of crafted experienceFelicity LufkinFinding Frederick and Anna Douglass's parking lot : public art's role in combating historical erasure and urban renewalHinda MandellStitching dissent : from the suffragists to pussyhat politicsAnne BruderHow homespun cotton cloth became the fabric of Indian political lifeRekha Sharma and Gargi Bhaduri"It's getting bitchy in knitting circules" : the history of the stitch 'n bitch movement and internalized misogynyErika K. JacksonThe entanglement of consumption, commerce, and craft activismHannah BushHow to smash the patriarchy : a guide for fat old ladies and their friendsa graphic essay by Donna DruchunasCraftivism and DIY citizenshipTal FitzpatrickA tale of two scarves, of "pride" and "pain"Máire O Sullivan, Shona Bettany, and Toni Eagar"Consent trumps everything" : the clothesline art project and the election politics of sexual assaultShannon Dehoff and Jill Swiencicki

Cartoon Depiction of Political Wives; Making Sense of How Cartoons "Do" Gender; Chapter 4. When Mistresses Become Media Starlets: The Ascension of the Political Sex-Scandal Celebrity; The Newspapers; The Women; Female Publicity in Sex Scandals; Ashley Dupré; Sydney Leathers; The Sexpot Versus the Sexter; Political Clowns; Life, Post-Scandal; Female Publicity and Scandal; Chapter 5. Political Wives, Scandal, and the Double Bind: Press Coverage through a Gendered Lens; Background on Political Sex Scandals; Scandal and Wifeness; Media Coverage of Political Wives and Political Women; Method.

Breaking the Book is a manifesto on the cognitive consequences and emotional effects of human interactions with physical books that reveals why the traditional humanities disciplines are resistant to 'digital' humanities. • Explores the reasons why the traditional humanities disciplines are resistant to 'digital humanities' • Reveals facets of book history, offering it as an example of how different media shape our modes of thinking and feeling • Gathers together the most important book history and literary criticism concerning the hundred years leading up to the early 19th-century emergence of mass print culture • Predicts effects of the digital revolution on disciplinarity, expertise, and the institutional restructuring of the humanities

Nikki Mandell explores the growth of corporate welfare programmes around the turn of the 20th century. She argues that businessmen hoped such programmes would transform conflict-ridden relations between management and labour into a harmonious partnership modelled after the Victorian family.

Public policy makers and managers in public administration operate under a unique set of circumstances that differ significantly from those in the private sector. Collaboration through networks is a feature of both sectors, but in the private sector it is often characterized by partnerships and alliances meant to benefit a particular company or industry, whereas collaboration through networks in the public sector involve disparate organizations working toward a common goal and not merely to enhance the performance of one among them. Therefore, much of the work that has been published in the bu