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Philosopher and critical theorist Nancy Fraser associates the rise of group identities with the end of the Cold War and the beginning of the “post-socialist” age, when it came to replace class interests1. The realm of development followed a parallel evolution, as its “lighthouse was erected”2 following World War II, and its framework has since […]

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Learning from Transness and Disability: Toward a Framework of Bodily Autonomy

Philosopher and critical theorist Nancy Fraser associates the rise of group.

Philosopher and critical theorist Nancy Fraser associates the rise of group.

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Philosopher and critical theorist Nancy Fraser associates the rise of group identities with the end of the Cold War and the beginning of the “post-socialist” age, when it came to replace class interests1. The realm of development followed a parallel evolution, as its “lighthouse was erected”2 following World War II, and its framework has since […]

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Learning from Transness and Disability: Toward a Framework of Bodily Autonomy

Monica Basbous, Zakaria Nasser

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Philosopher and critical theorist Nancy Fraser associates the rise of group identities with the end of the Cold War and the beginning of the “post-socialist” age, when it came to replace class interests1. The realm of development followed a parallel evolution, as its “lighthouse was erected”2 following World War II, and its framework has since redefined global relations to a large extent. In the late 1950s, social activists and field-workers who had become involved in the development sector attributed the failure of early projects to the use of top-down.

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Person P. Person, Second One

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Arabic, Standard English, Armenian

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