Paradoxically both immigration and indigeneity are common conditions for exclusion from full citizenship in contemporary settler nation-states. Marginalized populations such as immigrants Indigenous groups, resist the homogenizing rules dictated by dominant notions of culture deployed colonial states, entailing often hegemonic practices control institutions, school media. This essay discusses c...

This book is such a manual for grassroots health practitioners and workers who either lack the training or knowledge and need information for providing primary health care to the community. This book, with the detailed information on medical approaches to identification, diagnoses, treatment, and rehabilitative care, suffices and supplements the need for dearth of basic information in the field...

LIBRARY TRENDS, Vol. 62, No. 4, 2014 (“The West Bend Challenges: Open Access and Intellectual Freedom in the Twenty-First Century,” edited by Joyce M. Latham and Barbara M. Jones), pp. 750–758 © 2014 The Board of Trustees, University of Illinois Abstract The West Bend Memorial Library controversy is an instructive example of how the framing assumptions—the ground—of public space have come under...