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Titre :	v. 53, no 4 - Summer 2007 - Female genital cutting
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Importance :	[xii], 133, [i] p.
Format :	23 cm
Langues :	Français (fre)
Note de contenu :	Introduction: Anthropological perspectives on female genital cutting: embodying tradition, violence, and social resilience / Miroslava Prazak & Jennifer Coffman.--Genital cutting: the past and present of a polythetic category / Harriet D. Lyons.-Introducing alternative rites of passage / Miroslava Prazak.--Contingency, context, and change: negotiating female genital cutting in The Gambia and Senegal / Yiva Henlund & Bettina Shell-Duncan.--Producing FGM in U.S. courts: political asylum in the post-Kasinga era / Jennifer E. Coffman.--"I have changed my mind now": U.S. student responses to female genital cutting in Africa / Mwenda Ntarangwi.--BOOK REVIEWS: Grains from grass: aging, gender, and famine in rural Africa, de Lisa Cliggett / Myriam S. Chaiken.--A hill among a thousand: transformation and rupture in rural Rwanda, de Danielle de Lame / David Newbury.--Civil militia: Africa's intractable security menace! de David J. Francis / John W. Harbeson.--South Africa and the logic of regional cooperation, de James J. Hentz / Anthony Lemon.--African womanhood in colonial Kenya, 1900-50, de Tabitha Kanogo / Maurice N. Amutabi.--The Democratic Republic of Congo: economic dimensions of war and peace, de Michael Nest / Michael Niemann.--The next liberation struggle: capitalism, socialism, and democracy in Southern Africa, de John S. Saul / Gilbert M. Khadiagala.--Globalization and post-apartheid South Africa, d'Abebe Zegaye, Richard Harris & Pat Lauderdale / Edward R. McMahon.--BOOKS RECEIVED.--CONTRIBUTORS.

[n° ou bulletin]  v. 53, no 4 - Summer 2007 - Female genital cutting [texte imprimé] . - [xii], 133, [i] p. ; 23 cm.
Langues : Français (fre)

Note de contenu :

Introduction: Anthropological perspectives on female genital cutting: embodying tradition, violence, and social resilience / Miroslava Prazak & Jennifer Coffman.--Genital cutting: the past and present of a polythetic category / Harriet D. Lyons.-Introducing alternative rites of passage / Miroslava Prazak.--Contingency, context, and change: negotiating female genital cutting in The Gambia and Senegal / Yiva Henlund & Bettina Shell-Duncan.--Producing FGM in U.S. courts: political asylum in the post-Kasinga era / Jennifer E. Coffman.--"I have changed my mind now": U.S. student responses to female genital cutting in Africa / Mwenda Ntarangwi.--BOOK REVIEWS: Grains from grass: aging, gender, and famine in rural Africa, de Lisa Cliggett / Myriam S. Chaiken.--A hill among a thousand: transformation and rupture in rural Rwanda, de Danielle de Lame / David Newbury.--Civil militia: Africa's intractable security menace! de David J. Francis / John W. Harbeson.--South Africa and the logic of regional cooperation, de James J. Hentz / Anthony Lemon.--African womanhood in colonial Kenya, 1900-50, de Tabitha Kanogo / Maurice N. Amutabi.--The Democratic Republic of Congo: economic dimensions of war and peace, de Michael Nest / Michael Niemann.--The next liberation struggle: capitalism, socialism, and democracy in Southern Africa, de John S. Saul / Gilbert M. Khadiagala.--Globalization and post-apartheid South Africa, d'Abebe Zegaye, Richard Harris & Pat Lauderdale / Edward R. McMahon.--BOOKS RECEIVED.--CONTRIBUTORS.