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| Document Type: | Book |
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| All Authors / Contributors: |
Michel Feher |
| ISBN: | 9781890951757 1890951757 9781890951740 1890951749 |
| OCLC Number: | 76481606 |
| Description: | 693 p. : ill. (some col.), col. maps ; 24 cm. |
| Contents: | Motives -- Radically civil: interview with Anthony D. Romero -- Missing persons / Trevor Paglen -- "Where are human rights ...?": reading a communiqué from Iraq / Thomas Kennan -- Speaking plainly about Chechnya: on the limits of the juridical model of human-rights advocacy / Bridget Conley-Zilkic -- Continuities: profile of Memorial / Philippe Mangeot -- The trouble with evenhandedness: on the politics of human rights and peace in Sri Lanka / Alan Keenan -- Principled pragmatism: interview with Gareth Evans -- Learning from dilemmas: interview with Rony Brauman -- Humanitarianism: a nongovernmental government / Didier Fassin -- The sovereign, the humanitarian, and the terrorist / Adi Ophir -- Humanitarianism reconfigured: philanthropic globalization and the new solidarity / Alex de Waal -- Stakeholder activism: the consumer dimension of stakeholder activism: the antisweatshop movement in the United States / Ian Robinson -- Corporate social responsibility and labor rights in U.S. based corporations / Mark Barenberg -- Civic think tank: interview with Peter Lurie -- A new era of access to rights / Gaëlle Krikorian -- International prostitution policy and sex workers' rights in India / Svati P. Shah -- Biotechnology and publicity: profile of the Council for Responsible Genetics / Yates McKee -- Ways -- Governance and policies in nongovernmental organizations / Philippe Ryfman -- Loose bonds: interview with Geert Lovink -- Human rights, testimony, and transnational publicity / Meg McLagan -- The architecture of strategic communication: profile of witness / Meg McLagan -- "Eyes and ears": aesthetics, visual culture, and the claims of nongovernmental politics / Yates McKee -- Nongovernmental generation of international treaties: interview with James Love -- Dilemmas of home improvement: can clean energy technology mediate civic involvement in climate change? / Noortje Marres -- The lobby that came in from the south: profile of Third World Network / Gaelle Krikorian -- The case for communication rights: after the World Summit on the Information Society / Soenke Zehle -- Southern views on the political economy of information: interview with Parminder Jeet Singh -- The refugee-media nexus: interview with Amy R. West -- Between testimony and expertise: how immigration policies challenge the humanitarian ethic / Estelle d'Halluin -- Sites -- 2006 immigrant mobilization in the United States / Claudio Lomnitz -- The Migreurop Network and Europe's foreigner camps / Claire Rodier -- Exceptional times, nongovernmental spacings, and impolitical movements / Brett Neilson and Angela Mitropoulos -- Naval battle: profile of Women on Waves / Élise Vallois -- Bhopal: unending disaster, enduring resistance / Bridget Hanna -- The yes men in Bhopal: interview with Andy Bichlbaum, Mike Bonanno, and Satinath Sarangi -- Timor-leste: ground zero: profile of the Haburas Foundation / Philippe Mangeot -- Monochrome landscape (green) / Laura Kurgan -- Art and the ends of environmentalism: from biosphere to the right to survival / Yates McKee -- Design -- "Revolutions" clothed in the colors of spring: exporting democracy to the east / Laëtitia Atlani-Duault -- Velvet agitators: profile of Eastern European movement/ Philippe Mangeot -- Must we defend society?: governmentality, civil society, and political activism according to Michel Foucault / Mathieu Potte-Bonneville -- The closing of American society: interview with Gara LaMarche -- "A partner for peace and justice": profile of Global Exchange / Yates McKee -- Are Muslim charities purely humanitarian?: a real but misleading question / Jérôme Bellion-Jourdan -- Faith, liberty, and the individual in humanitarian assistance / Erica Bornstein -- A vision of the world: profile of World Vision International / Erica Bornstein -- Theologizing human rights: Christian activism and the limits of religious freedom / Elizabeth A. Castelli. |
| Responsibility: | edited by Michel Feher ; with Gaëlle Krikorian and Yates McKee. |
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