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… Rights Visions, Recognitions, Feminisms , which examines how human rights images construct certain bodies, … am interested in past representations of the transatlantic slave trade and how the history of slavery resonates with the … policy and international law as rhetorical artifacts. We need people in public policy, human rights media, and …

… authors start from the much more sensible assumption that we must begin by considering egalitarianism as a form of … conceive it, can least be said to exist. This volume should become a model for future research. " - David Graeber, Reader in Anthropology, University of London "How do anarchic, egalitarian societies maintain their shape …

… her time as a Light Fellow in China that she began to see how very different Chinese museums were in presentation, … think: ‘What is the story behind this?’” says Ho. “ When we think about China during the Cultural Revolution from … of great political campaigns, turmoil, and violence — we remember a movement called ‘the attack on the four olds,’” …

… tool — an emissions trading system (ETS) known as “cap-and-trade” — has successfully curbed emissions of carbon and … test the world’s first pilot ETS for particulate matter. We spoke with Pande and Ryan about their preliminary results, … state, Punjab, launched its own pilot program on June 5. How does an Emissions Trading System work? Nicholas Ryan: It …

… me. You may think it somewhat singular, that I, a slave, an American slave, should stand forth at this time as an advocate of peace … him should dwell in love.’ This he admitted at once. ‘Then we should do nothing but what can be done in entire …

… in regard to the matter. Answer: The men came there to my gallery and hailed. Question: How many men? Answer: I don’t know, sir, how many there was. … their guns? Answer: Yes, sir. Question: How many times should you say they fired? Answer: I don’t know; I couldn’t …

… Ira Bhaskar, is a professor and scholar of film studies. How have these encounters, both personal and more … would look at films as a different kind of text. Like how we would look at novels, and the kind of textual criticism … me was provide me with the understanding that art can and should be political. In fact, the National Conference of IPTA …

… The finalists are: Aisha K. Finch for “Rethinking Slave Rebellion in Cuba: La Escalera and the Insurgencies of … Cuba in the 1840s but also offers a brilliant account of how to study slave rebellions beyond 1840s Cuba. The book is … mid-19thcentury, Hopper finds evidence of how the slave trade from East Africa to Arabia continued to the turn of the …

… What led you to write the book?  I was alarmed in 2016 by how policymakers and commentators frequently described … that larger story.  From there, I map out how democracies should be responding to this threat, because I believe very … that the democratic model doesn’t work. And in that sense, we’re as vulnerable as we’ve ever been, because there’s so …

… Joyner, Charles. Down by the Riverside: A South Carolina Slave Community. University of Illinois Press, Urbana, 1984. … Daniel. Rice and Slaves: Ethnicity and the Slave Trade in Colonial South Carolina. Louisiana State University … Books, New York, 1995. Krull, Kathleen. Bridges To Change: How Kids Live on a South Carolina Sea Island. Lodestar Books, …

… of Douglass’s participation in abolition. And so even if we do discount Webb’s allegations, we must recognize that the … antislavery. Generally, Garrisonians assumed that blacks should limit their presentations to a narration of wrongs, … of the malignant enemies of mine” and in a sad measure of how much had changed, refused to go to England in 1860 …