Child participation in disaster risk reduction: the case of flood-affected children in Bangladesh [0.03%]
参与灾害风险降低的儿童案例:孟加拉国受洪水影响的儿童
Mary-Laure Martin
Mary-Laure Martin
Children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of natural disasters. This article aims to gain a deeper understanding of the specific effects of natural disasters on children and how they could better be involved in the disaster risk r...
Barry Munslow,Tim ODempsey
Barry Munslow
Asia's economic development successes will create new policy areas to address, as the advances made through globalisation create greater climate change challenges, particularly the impact on urban health. Poverty eradication and higher stan...
East Africa's pastoralist emergency: is climate change the straw that breaks the camel's back? [0.03%]
东非游牧民危机:气候变化是压垮骆驼背上的那根稻草吗?
P J Blackwell
P J Blackwell
The global warming trend of climate change is having severe adverse effects on the livelihoods of the Turkana pastoralists of northwestern Kenya. Care has to be taken in making assertions about the impact of climate change. The biggest effe...
Stephen P Reyna
Stephen P Reyna
This article investigates the conflict that had been developing since the 1950s in Darfur and which in 2003 and 2004 burst into intense warfare. A 'complex-structuring of violence' standpoint explains the warfare. The argument is organised ...
From war on terror to war on weather? Rethinking humanitarianism in a new era of chronic emergencies [0.03%]
从反恐战争到天气战争?反思新时期的人道主义援助制度改革
Barry Munslow,Tim ODempsey
Barry Munslow
This special issue of Third World Quarterly makes a case for redirecting attention and resources away from the 'war on terror' and focussing as a matter of urgency on the causes and consequences of global climate change. Global climate chan...
Patricia Owens
Patricia Owens
This article revisits the debate about recent American torture practices, particularly the use of discredited anthropological texts to validate long-held Orientalist assumptions about the sexual vulnerability of Muslim males. Such practices...
Elizabeth Bernstein,Janet R Jakobsen
Elizabeth Bernstein
Through an analysis of alliances between secular and religious actors in US politics and a specific case study on anti-trafficking policy, we show that the intertwining of religion and politics in the US comes from two sources: 1) the secul...
Reproductive rights in Poland: when politicians fear the wrath of the Church [0.03%]
波兰的生殖权利:当政客害怕触怒教会的时候
Jacqueline Heinen,Stéphane Portet
Jacqueline Heinen
The historical prestige of the Polish Catholic Church is the result of its presence as a national symbol of resistance, both under foreign occupation and during the communist regime. In the post-communist era the power of the Church within ...
Politics, religion and gender equality in contemporary Mexico: women's sexuality and reproductive rights in a contested secular state [0.03%]
当代墨西哥的政治、宗教与性别平等:一个充满争议的世俗国家中的女性性与生殖权利问题
Ana Amuchástegui,Guadalupe Cruz,Evelyn Aldaz et al.
Ana Amuchástegui et al.
This article explores the complexities of the interaction between politics, religion and gender equality in contemporary Mexico, by analysing recent developments in public debate, legal changes and implementation of government policies in t...
Democracy in the country but not in the home? Religion, politics and women's rights in Chile [0.03%]
国内民主而家庭不民主?智利的宗教、政治与妇女权益问题
Virginia Guzmán,Ute Seibert,Silke Staab
Virginia Guzmán
This article explores the influence of religious actors on the elaboration of two public policies that are key to the advancement of women's rights and have long formed part of the women's movement's agenda in Chile: the introduction of sex...