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… is some conflict either between indigenous and external elites and authorities or between indigenous elites.” Brass’s second landmark book, Theft of an Idol: … but also the important role they played in recruiting new groups to the Congress, something that was theorised at a …

… “ homophobic” nations, the rhetoric of coming out enfolds new meanings, politics, and value. Following the 2009 arrest … making” vulnerable populations and selves—as a new form of labor amid circuits of NGO resource distribution … part of the contemporary political landscape, with ruling elites from countries including Gambia, Malaysia, Egypt and …

… to impose such measures. Through interviews with Russian elites and surveys among Russian citizens, Mr. Person hopes …

… around the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947, both new nation states faced the enormous challenge of creating new national narratives, symbols, and histories, as well as a new framework for their political life. While leadership in …

… She contextualizes the small body of writing of Dominican elites with new analyses of inclusive and popular histories of identity, … 1037 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT 06510 anne.eller@yale.edu FASHST History …

… as largely isolated from outside influence and offers a new way of thinking about the transformation of gesaku , the … her dissertation into a book manuscript and began a new project on serpent women within popular culture of early …

… of the broader Islamic world and is in use with a new zeal in its homeland. An important architectural element, … was a constructed architectural expression reflecting the new Turko-Muslim identity emanating from the competition …

… Powell of Stanford University, and William Milberg of the New School for Social Research, cited Scott as “the epitome … that subordinate groups used to critique dominant elites. His most influential book, Seeing Like a State: How … former president of the Asian Studies Association. A 2012 New York Times profile of Scott described the life he leads …