Rethinking Antiracism (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction?1.?Intersectional Impetus: Including Migrant and Refugee Resistance in Lebanon’s Antiracist Feminist Struggle?2.?On the Limits of Antiracism: How Antiracist Opposition is Connected to Racism Denial in Germany?3.?Confederate Reckoning and Resignifying Racism in Brazil: Anti-Racist Strategies and Local Memory Politics in the Interior of Sao Paulo State?4.?“Don’t Complain. Adapt. Be Successful”: How Highly Educated, Middle-Class Germans of Polish, Turkish, and Sub-Saharan African Background Respond to Racism?5.?"Not by preaching" but storytelling: Anti-racist podcast production in Finland in the European context?6.?“Encourage them to be themselves”: Constructing an evidence-based model of anti-racist coaching (ARC) practice for youth sport coaches?7.?Media reparations: Evaluating media reform projects?8.?Stories of the changing same: the contribution of public scholarship to antiracism?9.?Beneath Skin-deep? Why Colour-Blind Policies Perpetuate Racial Stratification for Justice-Involved Women?10.?Lancaster Black History Group: Anti-Racist Education after the 2020 Black Lives Matter Protests?11.?Un/Making Institutional Racism in Day Care Centres in Postmigrant Berlin?12.?Navigating simultaneous racisms: Intersecting experiences of in/visibility and antiracist strategies among Turkey-originated communities in Germany?13.?Beyond Kenmure Street: Lifecycles of antiracism amongst activists in Glasgow

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Ombuds Institutions for the Armed Forces (Hardcover, 1)

Chapter 1. Introduction??PART I: ESTABLISHMENT??Chapter 2. The Origins and Diffusion of Ombuds Institutions? Chapter 3. Models, standards, and working principles? Chapter 4. Independence? Chapter 5. Reporting and Accountability? Chapter 6. Preconditions for effectiveness??PART II: FUNCTIONS AND POWERS??Chapter 7. An Overview of the Functions and Powers of Ombuds? Chapter 8. Complaint Procedures Chapter 9. Investigations and Access to Information? Chapter 10. Recommendations? Chapter 11. Forging partnerships, preserving independence??PART III: CHALLENGES??Chapter 12. The duty of care and the care for duty? Chapter 13. Operating in the armed conflict context? Chapter 14. Oversight of military support to civilian authorities? Chapter 15. Operating under threat? Chapter 16. Conclusion

The Configuration of the Spanish Public Sphere : From the Enlightenment to the Indignados (Paperback)

Afghan Women : Pawns in Political Power Struggles (Hardcover)

Foreword ?Chapter 1. We Have Failed!? Chapter 2. Zan-E Afghan ? How Afghan Women Have Been Instrumentalised by The West ?Chapter 3. Women’s Rights as a Bargaining Chip in Afghan Politics: A Historical Perspective? Chapter 4. The Legal Situation of Women in Afghanistan? Chapter 5.?Born Female in Afghanistan ? When Violence Defines Everyday Life? Chapter 6. We Need to Learn Lessons? Chapter?7. Afghan Women ? The True Heroes of The Afghan Nation: Final Comments??

Afghan Women : Pawns in Political Power Struggles (Paperback)

Foreword ?Chapter 1. We Have Failed!? Chapter 2. Zan-E Afghan ? How Afghan Women Have Been Instrumentalised by The West ?Chapter 3. Women’s Rights as a Bargaining Chip in Afghan Politics: A Historical Perspective? Chapter 4. The Legal Situation of Women in Afghanistan? Chapter 5.?Born Female in Afghanistan ? When Violence Defines Everyday Life? Chapter 6. We Need to Learn Lessons? Chapter?7. Afghan Women ? The True Heroes of The Afghan Nation: Final Comments??

Whiteness as Property : Re-Assessing the Convergence of Race and Property in U.S. History (Hardcover)

Introduction: Whiteness as Property: Re-assessing the Convergence of Race and Property in U.S. History?1. Rivers of Injustice: Exploring Oklahoma's Black Floodplain Communities through the Framework of Whiteness as Property?2. Care Amid Crisis: Marvel Cooke’s Abolitionist Writing on the “Bronx Slave Market”?3. Attacking Affirmative Action: William Bennett’s Post-Racial Fiction in Defense of Whiteness as Property?4. “If He Dies, It is But a Small Loss”: Whiteness as Property and Convict Leasing in Florida, 1875-1925?5. Propertied Bodies: Race, Welfare, and the Carceral State the Texas Way?6. Whiteness as Freedom: Paradoxes of Liberty and Slavery in British New York, 1664-1763?7. Contested Public Housing Futures: Whiteness as Property in Visions of Socially Mixed Revitalization?

Museums, Memory and Human Rights (Hardcover, 1)

• Introduction: Transregional Holocaust Memory, Neoliberal Subjectification, and Cosmopolitanism in the Human Rights Museum
• Conceptual Preliminaries: Narratives of the Past, Neoliberal Subjectification and a Cosmopolitan Ethics of Representation
• Human Rights and Neoliberalism in Museums
• Human Rights and Holocaust Memory in Museums
• The Memory Imperative in Western Europe: Holocaust Representation at Kazerne Dossin ? Memorial, Museum and Documentation Centre on Holocaust and Human Rights in Mechelen, Belgium
• The Memory Imperative in Canada: Settler Colonialism at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Canada
• The Memory Imperative in the United States: Racial Segregation and the Civil Rights Movement at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta, United States
• A Grassroots-Approach to the Memory Imperative in Asia: The ‘Comfort Women’ Past at the War and Women’s Human Rights Museum in Seoul, South Korea
• Building Cosmopolitan Communities? Difficult Memories, Neoliberal Subjectification, and Human Rights in Museums in Belgium, the United States, Canada, and South Korea
• Conclusion.

Business Ethics and Corporate Accountability : Integrating Corporate Social Responsibility and Business and Human Rights (Hardcover)

Chapter 1: Introduction: The Corporate Accountability Gap and the Case for Integration Chapter 2: The Accountability Deficit in Corporate Social Responsibility Chapter 3: Business and Human Rights: Convergence with CSR and the Persistence of the Accountability Gap Chapter 4: From Voluntary to Mandatory: CSR and Human Rights Due Diligence Regulation across Eight Jurisdictions Chapter 5: Corporate Accountability and the CSR Compliance-Engagement Paradox: Evidence from India's Energy Public Sector Undertakings Chapter 6: Access to Justice for Negative Impacts of Transnational Corporations Chapter 7: Three Frameworks for Closing the Corporate Accountability Gap Chapter 8: Conclusion: From Voluntarism to Obligation - Towards a Coherent System of Corporate Accountability

The Legitimacy Trap : Politics, Law and Society in China’s Hong Kong (Hardcover)

Foreword by Professor Sarah Biddulph

Foreword by James Spigelman AC KC

Preface and Acknowledgments

Table of Abbreviations

Terminology and Referencing

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I. Introduction

1.?????? The legitimacy trap

2.?????? Legitimacy in politics, law and society

3.?????? The shaping of China’s Hong Kong

4.?????? Legitimacy and crisis in Hong Kong

II. Dealing with fringe opposition

5.?????? Protecting state symbols

6.?????? Combating unruly protest

III. Dealing with mainstream opposition

7.?????? Constraining peaceful protest

8.?????? Curating public discourse

IV. Restricting political freedoms

9.?????? Regulating conduct in public office

10.?? Limiting access to public office

V. Restricting civil freedoms

11.?? Declaring emergency

12.?? Securitising the state

VI. Conclusions

13.?? Hong Kong’s fate

14.?? Avoiding the legitimacy trap

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Index

Caste, Culture and Colonialism : Counter-Hegemonic Essays (Hardcover)

Introduction; Part I; 1. A Comparative Science of Cultures; 2. Two, or Three, Research Traditions on Caste; Part II; 3. Antecedents: Colonialism, Education and Reform in India; 4. Hindu Law and the Colonial Legal System; 5. Caste in the Colonial Personal Law System; Part III; 6. Culture; 7. Multiculturalists on Caste; 8. Secularization and the Subordination of Indian Traditions; Part IV; 9. Jati; 10. Caste and Race etc.; 11. The Academics and Caste; Conclusion

Caste, Culture and Colonialism : Counter-Hegemonic Essays (Paperback)

Introduction; Part I; 1. A Comparative Science of Cultures; 2. Two, or Three, Research Traditions on Caste; Part II; 3. Antecedents: Colonialism, Education and Reform in India; 4. Hindu Law and the Colonial Legal System; 5. Caste in the Colonial Personal Law System; Part III; 6. Culture; 7. Multiculturalists on Caste; 8. Secularization and the Subordination of Indian Traditions; Part IV; 9. Jati; 10. Caste and Race etc.; 11. The Academics and Caste; Conclusion

Parenting and Parting in Lesbian and Gay Households (Hardcover)

New Frontiers on Freedom of Expression: Global Perspectives on Censorship (Hardcover)

Women's Human Rights in Turkiye : Localised Transfer of Gender Equity Norms (Hardcover)

CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION: ON THE PURPOSE AND THE LAYOUT OF THE BOOK; 1.1. The Case of Women's Human Rights (WHR) in Turkiye; 1.2. Significance and Contribution: Developing a Nuanced Framework for Norm and Policy Transfer; 1.3. Country Case and Policy Sector Selection: Violence Against Women (VAW) and Women's Economic Rights (WER) in Turkiye; 1.4. Incorporating the Structure, Institution, Agency (SIA) Framework for the Localized Transfer of Women's Rights; 1.5. Contribution of the Theoretical Framework and Empirical Implications; CHAPTER 2. CURRENT STATE OF THE ART AND THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK; 2.1. The State of the Art: Norm and Policy Transfer; 2.2. Transnational Feminist Touch on the Transfer of Gender Equality Norms and Policies; 2.3. The SIA Framework of Analysis as the Analytical Lens; CHAPTER 3. METHODOLOGY: INVESTIGATING LOCALIZED NORM AND POLICY TRANSFER THROUGH A COMPARATIVE QUALITATIVE CASE STUDY; 3.1. A Multi-Layered Comparative Design; 3.2. Analytical Strategy: The SIA Framework and Ensuring Validity; 3.3. Ensuring Reliability: Data Collection Tools and Triangulation; 3.4. Theoretical Framework: Applying the SIA Framework to the State of the Art of Norm and Policy Transfer; CHAPTER 4. THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL: THE SIA ARCHITECTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS (UN) GENEVA HUMAN RIGHTS HUB; 4.1. Structural Factors: The UN Geneva Hub as a Policy Laboratory; 4.2. Institutional Factors: Comparing UPR and CEDAW Modalities; 4.3. Agential Factors: Negotiators of Global Mandates in Geneva; 4.4. Interactions Among SIA Factors at the International Level; 4.5. Concluding Remarks for Chapter 4; CHAPTER 5. THE NATIONAL LEVEL: THE SIA ARCHITECTURE OF THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN (VAW) POLICY SECTOR IN THE CASE OF TURKIYE; 5.1. Structural Factors: Turkish Political Regime and Society; 5.2. Institutional Factors: Legal Regulations and Protections; 5.3. Agential Factors: WHR and VAW Actors, Polarization, and Exclusion; 5.4. Interactions Among SIA Factors at the National Level...


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Global Sri Lankan Literature and Culture : Dispatches from an Island in Transition and its Diaspora (Hardcover)

Introduction: Mapping Global Sri Lankan Literature and Culture?1. The Cultural Life of Democracy: Notes on Popular Sovereignty, Culture and Arts in Sri Lanka’s Aragalaya?2. “Chasing Queers with Cameras”: Objects, a “Prosthetic Man,” and the Impotent Witnessing of War in The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida?3. Writing in the Ruins of Mullivaikal: Shobasakthi’s Box: A Story Book?4. (Re)Framing the Spectrum of Trauma(s) Experienced During the Sri-Lankan Civil War: A Critical Exploration of the Graphic “Non-fiction-fiction” Vanni?5. Tracing Dissent: A Study of Simulated Gendered Memories in V. V. Ganeshananthan’s Brotherless Night?6. Disaster Writing in Minoli Salgado’s A Little Dust on the Eyes?7. “We Are All Animals”: Multispecies Entanglements and More-than-Human Politics in Romesh Gunesekera’s Heaven’s Edge and Suncatcher?8. Romanticizing Caste in Gaadi and Alborada: An Analysis of Two Contemporary Sri Lankan Films?9. ‘Chronically Ill-Disabled-Diasporic-Mixed Race-Queer Femme of Color’: Spotlighting the Inscriptions of Intergenerational Trauma and Abuse Through a Reading of Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha’s Memoir Dirty River?10. Memories of Exile, Memory in Exile: The Sri Lankan Separatist Conflict in the Films of Pradeepan Raveendran?11. Racialized Hostipitality and Narrative Resistance in Sharon Bala’s The Boat People?12. “Hello, It’s Me, Auntie Netta! I am Calling from Abroad”: Aunties and Digital Diasporas in Nimmi Harasgama’s Online Performances?13. Poetry of Witness as a Human Rights Intervention: A Conversation with the Coeditors of Out of Sri Lanka: Tamil, Sinhala & English Poetry from Sri Lanka and Its Diasporas?14. On Journalists Becoming Detectives and Writers Becoming Truth-Seekers?A Chat with Shehan Karunatilaka

Law, Linguistics and the Far Right : International Perspectives on Verbal Attacks on Vulnerable Groups (Hardcover)

Introduction to Law, Linguistics and the Far Right: International Perspectives on Verbal Attacks on Vulnerable Groups, Timea Drinoczi and Ana Larissa Oliveira; Part I ? Conceptual and Empirical Foundations: Brazil; 1. Models of Linguistic Impoliteness: A Theoretical Framework for Digitally Mediated Far-Right Discourse, Ana Larissa Oliveira and Timea Drinoczi; 2. Methodological Approaches and Data ? A Brazilian Case Study, Monique Miranda, Ana Larissa Oliveira, Timea Drinoczi, and Isabel Peixoto; 3. Online Verbal Attacks on Women in Power: A Brazilian Case Study, Ana Larissa Oliveira, Timea Drinoczi, and Monique Miranda; 4. The Era of the Short Political Video Clips: Antiprogressive Rhetoric in the Brazilian New-Right Social Media Ecology, Paulo Goncalves-Segundo; Part II ? From Digital Hostility to Institutional Power: Global, Legal and Political Perspectives; 5. Female Politicians as Targets of Cyber Violence: Exploring International Discourse on Response Strategies, Lidia Balogh; 6. How Chinese Players Respond to Queerness in Video Games: Right-Wing Discursive Attacks in Chinese Online Gaming Communities, Yue Yin and Johnny Unger; 7. How the far-right silencing and subsequent lynching mainstreamed the feminist and queer perspectives of Polish constitutionalism and what to do with it, Marcin Gorski; 8. Italian Right-Wing Parties and the Anti-Gender Discourse: Between Free Speech and Political Strategies, Valentina Rita Scotti and Emilia Morra; Part III ? Multimodal aggression and hostility in law, politics, and public culture; 9. Maintaining Social Order Through Exclusion: Multimodal Impoliteness and LGBTQ+ Marginalisation in Radical Right Social Media, Xandra Knappe and Birte Bos; 10. From Self-Determination to Sichtkontrolle: Leakiness, Law, and the Governance of Trans Bodies in Germany, Rieke Schroder; 11. How to Deal with Misogynistic Speech? Lessons from the ECtHR's Case Law on Homophobic Hate Discourse, Irene Spigno.

Routledge Handbook of Children's Rights in Africa (Hardcover, 1)

SECTION I: THEORETICAL AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS OF CHILDREN’S RIGHTS IN AFRICA??1: Introduction: Recentring Africa in Children's Rights ? Toward a Post-SDG Afrocentric Framework??2: The ACRWC Reconsidered: African Philosophy, Postcolonial Critique, and the Normative Limits of the International Children's Rights Framework??3: Towards a Child Rights Pluriverse: The African Children’s Charter as a decolonial tool??4: An African Philosophical Perspective on Childhood and Children's Rights??5: Child Marriages and Harmful Practices: A Comparative Study of Eastern and Southern Africa??6: Regional Integration and Children's Rights: Opportunities for Pan-African Approaches??SECTION II: CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND IMPLEMENTATION??7: Informal Protection Systems: Community-Based Child Protection Mechanisms in Rural Africa??8: Children's Rights Safeguarding Using Existing Community Structures in Rural Africa: Lessons from Karabo Ea Bophelo Microfinance Clubs in Thaba-Tseka, Lesotho??9: Measuring Impact in Rights-Based Child Protection: An African Perspective??10: Between Formal and Traditional Child Protection Systems: Reconfiguring Child Vulnerability through Intergenerational and Collective Care in Ethiopia??11: Black Children Cannot Play Without Land??SECTION III ? CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES AND VULNERABILITIES??12: Artificial Intelligence and Children's Rights in Africa: Towards an African Human Rights-Based Framework??13: Digital Safety and Children's Rights: Emerging Threats and Protection Strategies in Urban African Settings??14: Emerging Technologies and Future Challenges: Anticipating New Threats to Children's Rights??15: Child Trafficking and Cross-Border Protection: Contemporary Challenges and Regional Responses??SECTION IV: CHILDREN'S RIGHTS TO HEALTH, NUTRITION AND MENTAL WELL-BEING??16: Healthcare Access in Rural Areas: Innovative Models for Rights-Based Health Service Delivery??17: Mental Health Support Systems for Vulnerable Children...


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International Law and the Challenge of Disinformation: A Patchwork of Rights and Obligations (Hardcover)

Just Economics? Business Perspectives on Corporate Accountability and Democratizing the Economy (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction: Just Economics? Corporate Power and the Contested Politics of Accountability??Part 1: Corporate Resistance to Accountability and Economic Democratization??2. Big Business Associations and the Resistance to a Binding Treaty on Business and Human Rights??3. Public and Legal Corporate Defense when Accused of Complicity in War Crimes: The Lundin Oil Case??4. A Law and Political Economy Perspective on Corporate Power and Extractivism: Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation??5. Corporate Power and the Limits of Political Consumerism: Avoiding Accountability, Resisting Economic Democracy??Part 2: Toward Partial Compliance: When, How, and Why “Big Business” Engages with Corporate Accountability and Due Diligence??6. Forced Labor, Memory, and World War II Reparations in Contemporary East Asia: Settling Scores for Corporate Crimes??7. Multinational Corporations, History, Memory and Accountability: The Cases of Ford, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen in Historical Perspective??8. The Transparency Paradox in Corporate Compliance with Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence Laws: “To Disclose or not to Disclose, that is the Question”? 9. Dutch Business Perspectives on Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence: “Cowboy Companies and Companies that Give a Damn”??10. Corporate Strategies Within a Self-Regulatory Field: Playing the Game or Gaming the System???Part 3: Alternative Economic Models and Corporate Accountability??11. Alaska Native Corporations, Ecological Limits, and the Democratization of the Economy in Bristol Bay??12. Democratizing Digital Futures: Community-Led Initiatives as Models of Corporate Accountability in the Digital Economy??13. Agrarian Social Movements and the Challenge to Corporate Power in Food and Agriculture Systems in Southern Africa: Reclaiming Accountability and Building Alternatives??14. Pathways to Energy Democracy in Romania: Struggles of Prosumers and Energy Communities in a Centralized System

Culpability in Terrorism Law : Gendered Dimensions of Responsibility (Hardcover)

Refugee Law and Criminal Prosecution: A Critical Analysis of Justice in Exile (Hardcover)

Us-Guatemalan Petro-Diplomacy in the Twentieth Century: The Blackest Gold (Hardcover)

Mechanisms and Mechanics of Racial Hierarchy (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: Mechanisms and mechanics of racial hierarchy: focusing on the “How” of racism?1. Rethinking racism again: theorizing the racial structure “for real”?2. Mechanisms, smoke and fun-house mirrors: when naming racism is not enough?3. The power of affective capital: rethinking emotions in racial domination?4. Whiteness and organizations: institutions, legitimacy, and hegemony?5. Through the looking glass: reexamining family structure’s contribution to racial inequality in life chances?6. Australian racial capitalism, Indigenous exploitation and the racial regime of recognition and reconciliation?7. Sociohistorical contexts of racial violence: sundown towns and the durability of racialized public space?8. Black like this, not like that: how Afro-Latines navigate Black and Latine ethnoracial hierarchies in the U.S.

How to Philosophize in the Age of the Apocalypse (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: Philosophy and the Joker

1.???????? Has the Apocalypse Come?

2.???????? Liberalism and Its Discontents.

3.???????? Stalinism and the Myth of Soviet Communism.

4.???????? Mytho-poetics and the Idea of Science.

5.???????? On the Three Ideas of Science.

A Flower Traveled in My Blood : The Incredible True Story of the Grandmothers Who Fought to Find a Stolen Generation of Children (Paperback)