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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , FrontmatterCONTENTSIntroduction. The Importance of a Rights- Based Approach to Adolescence Jacqueline Bhabha1. Protecting and Promoting Adolescent Rights: The Contribution of International Law and Policy , 2. Transitions to Adulthood in Contemporary Italy: Balancing Sociocultural Diff erences and Universal Rights , 3. The Science of Adolescent Brain Development and Its Implications for Adolescent Rights and Responsibilities , 4. Building Capability and Functioning: Reframing the Rights Agenda for Adolescents Th rough the Lens of Disability Rights , 5. Adolescent Social and Emotional Development: A Developmental Science Perspective on Adolescent Human Rights , 6. Poverty, Armed Conflict, and Organized Crime: The Impact of Violence on Young People in Colombia , 7. Coming of Age in the Context of War: Reframing the Approach to Adolescent Rights , 8. Wings of the Phoenix: The Legacy of Violence for Adolescents in Postconflict Reconstruction , 9. Adolescents in the Colombian Armed Conflict: Recruitment Realities and Important Lessons for Their Successful Reintegration , 10. Young Arabs and Evolving Realities: Linking Social and Economic Rights , 11. The Challenges Facing India in Advancing Secondary Education Attainment Among Adolescent Girls , 12. Rights and Realities for Vulnerable Youth in Urban Brazil: Challenges in the Transition to Adulthood , 13. Youth Unemployment: Facing and Overcoming Obstacles in Partnership , 14. Confined by Narrow Choices: The Stories of Roma Adolescents , 15. Beginning in the Middle: Ending the Exploitation of Adolescents in India , 16. Indian Adolescence and Its Discontents: Transformational Solutions Through Education, Skill Development, and Employment , 17. Emerging from the Shadows: Adolescents with Disabilities Claim Their Rights Under International Law , List of ContributorsIndexAcknowledgments.

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Note: Acknowledgments; 1 Uighur Ethnic Enclaves; 2 Cultural Marginalization and Institutionalization of Blocked Uighur Mobility; 3 Han-Uighur Relations; Gallery; 4 Migration; 5 Living under the Heel of the Dragon; Appendix; Bibliography; Index , The Turkic Muslims known as the Uighur have long faced social and economic disadvantages in China because of their minority status. Under the Heel of the Dragon: Islam, Racism, Crime, and the Uighur in China offers a unique insight into current conflicts resulting from the rise of Islamic fundamentalism and the Chinese government's oppression of religious minorities, issues that have heightened the degree of polarization between the Uighur and the dominant Chinese ethnic group, the Han. Author Blaine Kaltman's study is based on in-depth interviews that he conducted in Chin

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Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages [177]-192) and index , Black man in the White House -- Culture matters -- The enemy within -- Mandating unemployment -- Educational freedom -- Affirmative discrimination

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Note: OECD better life initiative. - "This report is the product of a collaboration between the OECD and CLIO-INFRA project. It represents the culmination of work by a group of economic historians to systematically chart long-term changes in the dimensions of global well-being and inequality, making use of the most recent research carried out within the discipline." -- on back cover. - Includes bibliographical references

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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Era NamesMeasures ; Currencies ; Maps ; Part 1. Buyō Inshi and His Times ; Part 2. Matters of the World : An Account of What I Have Seen and Heard , Prologue ; Warriors ; Farmers ; Temple and Shrine Priests ; The Medical Profession ; The Way of Yin and Yang ; The Blind ; Lawsuits ; Townspeople ; Lower Townspeople ; Pleasure Districts and Prostitutes ; Kabuki ; Pariahs and Outcasts ; Rice, Grain, and Other Products ; Mountains and Forests ; On Japan Being Called a Divine Land ; Untimely Deaths ; The Land, People, and Ruler ; List of Japanese Terms.

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Note: Labor's Love Lost offers a new historical assessment of the rise and fall of working-class families in America, demonstrating how momentous social and economic transformations have contributed to the collapse of this one-stable social class and what this seismic cultural shift means for the nation's future. Drawing from more than a hundred years of census data, noted sociologist Andrew Cherlin shows that the primary problem of the fall of the working-class family from its mid-twentieth century peak is not that the male-breadwinner family has declined, but that nothing stable has replaced it. The breakdown of a stable family structure has serious consequences for low-income families, particularly for children, many of whom underperform in school, thereby reducing their future employment prospects and perpetuating an intergenerational cycle of economic disadvantage. Cherlin's investigation of today's "would-be working class" shines a much-needed spotlight on the struggling middle of our society. -- from back cover

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Note: Are these women? : university students' quest for a new gender -- Experiments in female masculinity : Sophia Goudstikker's masculine -- Mimicry in turn-of-the-century munich -- Asserting sexual subjectivity in Berlin : the proliferation of a public -- Discourse of female homosexuality, 1900-1912 -- Denying desire : professional women facing accusations of homosexuality -- Emancipation and desire in weimar Berlin's female homosexual public sphere , Includes bibliographical references (pages 199-258) and index

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Note: Print version record , Introduction: Girling the subject -- , Working well: gender, status, and social reform among educated elite women in colonial Lagos, 1900/1920 -- , Making the modern child in the era of imperial liberalism -- , Setting up the welfare city: prelude to the Children and Young Person's Ordinance of 1943 -- , The street hawker, the street walker, and the salvationist gaze -- , Problem girls, private vice, and public secrets in Lagos -- , Delinquents to breadwinners and hawkers to homemakers: gender, juvenile justice, and reform in the welfare city -- , For women, girls, and the nation? the politics of girl saving in the era of anticolonial nationalism -- , Conclusion: banning hawkers sixty years later

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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , PrefaceIntroduction: toward a sociology of the superordinate , Preface ; Introduction: toward a sociology of the superordinate , Ferber ; Making privilege visible ; White privilege : unpacking the invisible knapsack , The black male privilege checklist , The invisible crutch , 10 myths about legacy preferences in college admissions , The heterosexual questionnaire , Top ten differences between white terrorists and others , Discussion questions and activities ; Understanding privilege ; Privilege power, difference, and us , Hiring quotas for white males only , Becoming 100 percent straight , White blindness : the dominant group experience , Class : still alive and reproducing in the united states , The everyday impact of christian hegemony , Discussion questions and activities ; Intersections: the complicated reality ; Seeing privilege where it isn't , Class and race : the new black elite , How gay stays white and what kind of white it stays , Questioning privilege from within the special education process , Discussion questions and activities ; Making new connections ; A whiter shade of pale : on the plurality of whitenesses , We aren't just color-blind, we are oppression-blind! , Toward a new vision : race, class, and gender as categories of analysis and connection , Winning hearts and minds , Discussion questions and activities ; Index. , Ferber ; Making privilege visible ; White privilege : unpacking the invisible knapsack , The black male privilege checklist , The invisible crutch , 10 myths about legacy preferences in college admissions , The heterosexual questionnaire , Top ten differences between white terrorists and others , Discussion questions and activities ; Understanding privilege ; Privilege power, difference, and us , Hiring quotas for white males only , Becoming 100 percent straight , White blindness : the dominant group experience , Class : still alive and reproducing in the united states , The everyday impact of christian hegemony , Discussion questions and activities ; Intersections: the complicated reality ; Seeing privilege where it isn't , Class and race : the new black elite , How gay stays white and what kind of white it stays , Questioning privilege from within the special education process , Discussion questions and activities ; Making new connections ; A whiter shade of pale : on the plurality of whitenesses , We aren't just color-blind, we are oppression-blind! , Toward a new vision : race, class, and gender as categories of analysis and connection , Winning hearts and minds , Discussion questions and activities ; Index.

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Note: Part 1: Toward the Twenty-first CenturyRedefining Development for a New Generation: A Political Economy Analysis , Part 2: Empowerment Begins at the Top ; Introduction to Part 2 , From the Law of the Ruler to the Rule of Law , Transforming the Media: From Tool of the Rulers to Tool of Empowerment , Fighting Corruption: From Missing Link to Development Priority , Part 3: Supporting Empowerment Processes ; Introduction to Part 3 , Ending Persistent Poverty: Pathways to Reform and Empowerment , A New Approach for Managing Conflicts , Urbanization, Climate Change, and the Environment , Part 4: Rooting Empowerment in Identity ; Introduction to Part 4 , The Role of Education in Individual and Sustainable Development , The Formation of Religious Leaders and Impact of Enlightened Imams , Part 5: A New History in the Making? ; The Birth Pangs of Transitioning from Authoritarianism: The Long Spring of Empowerment

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Note: Collected essays , Proceedings of a conference held at the Centre de recherche sur le savoir local-Point Sud, Bamako, Jan. 26-29, 2011 , Fait suite à un atelier de travail intitulé "Nomades et migrants dans l'espace Sahara-Sahel" organisé au Centre de recherche sur le savoir local-Point Sud de Bamako du 26 au 29 janvier 2011 dans le cadre du programme Point Sud , Contient deux textes en anglais , Proceedings of a conference held at the Centre de recherche sur le savoir local-Point Sud, Bamako, Jan. 26-29, 2011 , Vorlageform der Veröffentlichungsangabe: 58500 Clamecy : Nouvelle Imprimerie Laballery , Contributions in French and English; abstracts in the same language

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