Advocacy in conflict : critical perspectives on transnational activism / general editor, Alex de Waal.
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General Lending | Wexford Campus Library Wexford General Lending | 361.26 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 79592 |
CW068
"Nothing for us without us"--Cover.
CW017
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction : Transnational advocacy in contention Jennifer Ambrose, Casey Hogle, Trisha Taneja and Keren Yohannes -- Genealogies of transnational activism Alex de Waal -- Burma's struggle for democracy : a critical appraisal Maung Zarni with Trisha Taneja -- The Janus face of international activism and Guatemala's indigenous peoples Roddy Brett -- Advocacy delegitimized : the convoluted case of Gaza Anat Biletzki -- Conflict minerals in Congo : the consequences of oversimplification Laura Seay -- 'Make him famous' : the single conflict narrative of Kony and Kony2012 Mareike Schomerus -- Getting away with mass murder : the SPLA and its American lobbies Alex de Waal -- From whose perspective anyway? : the quest for African disability rights activism Tsitsi Chataika, Maria Berghs, Abraham Mateta and Kudzai Shava -- Activism and the arms trade : exposing the shadow world Andrew Feinstein and Alex de Waal -- A right to land? : activism against land grabbing in Africa Rachel Ibreck -- Conclusion Reclaiming activism Casey Hogle, Trisha Taneja, Keren Yohannes and Jennifer Ambrose
An essential and highly critical analysis of how Western advocacy impacts conflict-ridden countries.
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