Charles Tripp is Professor of Politics with reference to the Middle East at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He is the General Editor of the Cambridge Middle East Studies Series and author of A History of Iraq (3rd edition, 2007) and Islam and the Moral Economy: The Challenge of Capitalism (2006).
Inhaltsangabe
1. State capture and violent resistance 2. Contesting public space: resistance as the denial of authority 3. Imposition and resistance in economic life 4. Body politics: women's rights and women's resistance 5. History wars: contesting the past, reclaiming the future 6. Symbolic forms of resistance: art and power.
1. State capture and violent resistance; 2. Contesting public space: resistance as the denial of authority; 3. Imposition and resistance in economic life; 4. Body politics: women's rights and women's resistance; 5. History wars: contesting the past, reclaiming the future; 6. Symbolic forms of resistance: art and power.
1. State capture and violent resistance 2. Contesting public space: resistance as the denial of authority 3. Imposition and resistance in economic life 4. Body politics: women's rights and women's resistance 5. History wars: contesting the past, reclaiming the future 6. Symbolic forms of resistance: art and power.
1. State capture and violent resistance; 2. Contesting public space: resistance as the denial of authority; 3. Imposition and resistance in economic life; 4. Body politics: women's rights and women's resistance; 5. History wars: contesting the past, reclaiming the future; 6. Symbolic forms of resistance: art and power.
Rezensionen
'This spirited account carries conviction and by telling it Tripp has made an important contribution in supplementing the record of national liberation struggles.' Morning Star
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