EDITORIAL FEATURES Ethnic Minority People in Yunnan: Naxi Culture and the Role of Women Sexual Cultures Putting You in Your Place: Culture and the ONE ON ONE |
COMMUNITY AND INDEPENDENT MEDIA Culture Is Dead, Long Live Culture Defining the Zone WE'VE GOT MALE BOOK REVIEW |
On the cover: On the cover is the mixed-media artwork Under the Red, Yellow and Blue by Filipino artist Dang Sering. The artwork’s red, yellow and blue colors depict flag colors to suggest state sovereignty as a force that can alienate and marginalise people, especially women and children. In the cultural diversity debates, the sovereign right of states in policy-making on culture is both reinforced and challenged. Artwork by Jan "Dang" Virnice T. Sering |
Women In Action covers a broad range of issues affecting women globally, but focusing on the particular needs and concerns of women in the Global South, and forwarding a progressive perspective tempered by the experiences of the third world women's movements.
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Notes on Michel Hardt and Antonio Negri’s 2004 “Multitude, War and Democracy in the Age of Empire”
In their book-size essay of 2000, Hardt and Negri discussed the new world order, the Empire, which they defined as the emerging form of sovereign power that governs economic, cultural and political relations in the globalised world. In this interesting and thought-provoking essay, the two authors played around with concepts from Marxist and Foucault studies.
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