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A History of Cast Iron in Architecture

Agglomeration of Iron Ores

Maintaining Nuclear Stability in South Asia

New Technology in Sociology Practical Applications in Research and Work

Devised Theater’s Collaborative Performance Making Masterpieces from Collective Concepts

The French Economy Theory And Policy

Wastewater Treatment Using Green Synthesis

Ancient Britain

Case Studies in European Prehistory

The Origin of Japan’s Protectionist Agricultural Policy Agricultural Administration in Modern Japan

The Origin of Japan’s Protectionist Agricultural Policy Agricultural Administration in Modern Japan

This book explores the origins of Japan’s protectionist agricultural policies through an in-depth historical analysis of Japanese agricultural policies between the Meiji period and the end of WWII. It offers a constructivist account for the rise of protectionism examining the policies of prewar agricultural bureaucrats who played critical roles in the policymaking process. It argues that protectionist agricultural policy in Japan was not originally generated by the iron triangle (a political alliance consisted of the Liberal Democratic Party the Agricultural Ministry and farmers’ organizations) but by a prewar agricultural bureaucrats’ policy idea called shōnō ron (thoughts on small-scale farming). Ultimately the book reveals how contrary to suggestions of previous scholarship the protective measures based on shōnō ron forged the necessary conditions for the emergence of iron triangle after the end of WWII which in turn institutionalized Japan’s subsequent protectionist agricultural regime. Examining such topics as the origin of protectionist policy the formation of actors’ preferences and the broader effects of agricultural policy ideas this book will be a valuable reading for scholars and students of Japanese politics agricultural policy and political economy. | The Origin of Japan’s Protectionist Agricultural Policy Agricultural Administration in Modern Japan

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Italy From Revolution to Republic 1700 to the Present Fourth Edition

Khilafat in History and Indian Politics

Who was Who at Waterloo A Biography of the Battle

ELF and Applied Linguistics Reconsidering Applied Linguistics Research from ELF Perspectives

Nanotechnology Applications in Agricultural and Bioprocess Engineering Farm to Table

Structure and Properties of Clusters: from a few Atoms to Nanoparticles

Permission to Narrate Explorations in Group Analysis Psychoanalysis Culture

Shotcrete Materials Performance and Use

Finland's National Theatre 1974–1991 The Two Decades of Generational Contests Cultural Upheavals and International Cold War Politics

The Crisis in Pro Baseball and Japan’s Lost Decade The Curious Resilience of Heisei Japan

Gendered Injustice Uncovering the Lived Experience of Detained Girls

Gendered Injustice Uncovering the Lived Experience of Detained Girls

Without strong proof policy advocates along with some scholars have causally linked declines in juvenile offending and incarceration with evidence-based and rehabilitation-oriented policy reform. Such studies have called for a shift back to rehabilitative ideals augmented by innovative strategies that emphasize cultures of care and in the cases of system-involved girls ‘gender-responsive’ programs anchored in feminist literature. These programs have also caught the attention of feminist scholars who cast doubt on both their design and implementation. Gendered Injustice offers a unique contribution to the latter line of scholarship and critically examines claims of innovation empowerment and gender-responsivity in youth correction that currently dominate the field. Drawing on rich ethnographic data this book uncovers the reality of and gives voice to the experiences and continued mistreatment of marginalized girls housed in locked institutions in the US State of California. By providing detailed insight into the detention experiences and the pathways of several young women this book draws stark comparisons between the lived experience of young women in detention with the official rhetoric of empowerment that dominates public discourse. This book reveals the ways in which institutional policies and practices are designed to neglect and in many instances re-victimize inmates. This is essential reading for those engaged in corrections juvenile justice gender and crime and feminist criminology. | Gendered Injustice Uncovering the Lived Experience of Detained Girls

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The Role of Law in Transboundary River Basin Disputes Cooperation and Peaceful Settlement

The Role of Law in Transboundary River Basin Disputes Cooperation and Peaceful Settlement

This book examines the role legal rules play in the resolution of disputes in transboundary river basins. When states fail to resolve disputes over shared water resources many cast such failures on inadequate or ineffective legal rules. With this view in mind this book examines the role that legal rules do and can play in aiding the peaceful settlement of disputes and furthering cooperation between different parties. Building on the interactional theory of law this book formulates three analytical frameworks: the effect of norm-generating processes the effects of water-related agreements and/ or arrangements in the basins and the effect of international water. It uses these frameworks to assess the role of law in the processes of cooperation and peaceful settlement of disputes on transboundary river basin by drawing on four illustrative case studies: the Jordan River Basin the Nile River Basin the Mekong River Basin and the Indus River Basin. In doing so this book presents a unique perspective on the multi-functional role of legal rules in those processes. Tapping into the global discussion on water security and water-related conflicts this book stimulates readers to explore broader or interdisciplinary perspectives for understanding water-related issues. This book will be of great interest to students and scholars interested in water resource management water law environmental politics conflict resolution and sustainable development more generally. | The Role of Law in Transboundary River Basin Disputes Cooperation and Peaceful Settlement

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The Marketization of Religion

The Marketization of Religion

The Marketization of Religion provides a novel theoretical understanding of the relationship between religion and economy of today’s world. A major feature of today's capitalism is ‘marketization’. While the importance that economics and economics-related phenomena have acquired in modern societies has increased since the consumer and neoliberal revolutions and their shock waves worldwide social sciences of religion are still lagging behind acknowledging the consequences of these changes and incorporating them in their analysis of contemporary religion. Religion as many other social realities has been traditionally understood as being of a completely different nature than the market. Like oil and water religion and the market have been mainly cast as indissoluble into one another. Even if notions such as the marketization commoditization or branding of religion and images such as the religious and spiritual marketplace have become popular some of the contributions aligned in this volume show how this usage is mostly metaphorical and at the very least problematic. What does the marketization of religion mean? The chapters provide both theoretical and empirical discussion of the changing dynamics of economy and religion in today’s world. Through the lenses of marketization the volume discusses the multiple at times surprising connections of a global religious reformation. Furthermore in its use of empirical examples it shows how different religions in various social contexts are reformed due to growing importance of a neoliberal and consumerist logic. This book was originally published as a special issue of the journal Religion.

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Defending Traditional Islam in Indonesia The Resurgence of Hadhrami Preachers

Defending Traditional Islam in Indonesia The Resurgence of Hadhrami Preachers

Defending Traditional Islam in Indonesia examines the rise of young preachers of Arab descent (habaib) and their sermon groups in the region and shows how Islam and politics coexist flourish interlace and strive in Indonesia in complex pragmatic and mutually beneficial relationships. The book argues that the emergence of Arab preachers in the late 1990s when traditional forms of Islamic authority came under growing challenge from a diverse array of Muslim groups and ideologies is closely tied to contestation between traditionalists and their puritanical rivals the Salafi-Wahhabi. Not only have the habaib featured prominently in defending traditionalism they have also used this contestation as an opportunity to build their authority and religious capital through marketisation and their ties to the Middle East. The author explores the ways in which habaib promote themselves to the mostly young urban Muslim community and also analyses the use of new media and marketing strategies by habaib to attract young followers. The use of merchandise utilising popular culture and group identity markers is especially salient in the preachers’ outreach to urban audiences. In addition public staging and entertainment during preaching activities are means by which the habaib cast their Islamic preaching (dakwah) as the Prophet’s mission and encourage their followers’ participation. A novel socio-cultural and religious study and a contribution to the growing discussion on new media market and religion this book will be of interest to anthropologists social scientists and area studies scholars interested in Indonesia Southeast Asia and Islamic studies. | Defending Traditional Islam in Indonesia The Resurgence of Hadhrami Preachers

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