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Vol.5 No. 4 (October 2009) |
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The following are the contents of this issue.
CONTENTS
Editorial
Articles
- Olajide O. Akanji, The Gaping Paradox: Globalisation and Human Rights in the Global South
- Gustavo Neves Bezzera, Globalisation and the Class Struggle in Brazil: From the Fight Against Monopoly Capitalism to the Struggle between the Poor and the Better-off
- Rituparna Majumdar, Globalisation and its Impact in South Asia: With Special Reference to Disempowerment of Labour
- Adebusuyi Isaac Adeniran, Globalisation and Contemporary Nigerian Women
Across the South
- Jishnu Dasgupta, Law and Homosexuality in the South: A Sketch
Symposia South: Homosexuality is...
- Scott Kugle, Homosexuality in Islam: A View from South Africa
- Ingrid Suarez, Muxes: A Socially Accepted Third Gender in Oaxaca, Mexico
- Marc Epprecht, Same-sex Marriage is African
- Noemi Ehrenfeld Lenkiewicz, Homosexuality: An Uncertain Social Status in Cultural Diversity and Legal Frameworks in Mexico
- Diego Sempol, Diversity in Uruguay: Legal Conquests and Social Discrimination
- Horacio Sivori & Sergio Carrara, Is Homosexuality Latin American?
- Eno Blankson Ikpe, Homosexuality: Secretly Nigerian
- Martin Aranguren, Decriminalisation is an Achievement, but Jacobinism and Reification Haunt the Debate on Sexual Liberties in India
- Bishan Samaddar & Vaibhav Saria, Wrestling with Authenticity
Reviews
- Egla Martinez Salazar, Between Hope and Despair: Canada and Torture
Monia Mazigh, Hope and Despair: My Struggle to Free my Husband, Maher Arar, (Translated by Patricia Claxton and Fred A. Reed) McClelland & Stewart Ltd, Toronto, Canada, 2008.
- Stephen Lendman, Reviewing Golinger's Bush vs Chavez
Eva Golinger, Bush vs. Chavez- Washington's War Against Venezuela, Monthly Review Press, Caracas, 2007, pp. 160, ISBN 9781583671658.
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