mid-1980s. Yet, the kind of hedonism that we are describing here is not entirely dependent on the disposable income associated with the lavish kind of hedonism that is often envisioned; rather, this more humble form of neoliberal hedonism is more
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Neoliberalism, Hedonism and the Dying Public
Reclaiming Political Agency through the Exercise of Courage
Grant M. Sharratt and Erik Wisniewski
Islam, Travel, and Learning
A Case Study on Indonesian Muslim Student Diasporas in Saudi Arabia
Sumanto Al Qurtuby
and Aldamer 2018 ). For centuries, Indonesian Muslims have traveled to Saudi Arabia, either to perform pilgrimage or pursue Islamic knowledge, or more recently (since the 1980s), to seek jobs. However, despite the long history of Saudi Arabian
Ajume H. Wingo
or from foreign NGOs. African states still serve as the leading examples of political corruption, conflict and fraud, and they are a recurring source of health crises (from politically induced famine in the 1980s, to malaria and Ebola in Liberia
Colonising ‘Free’ Will
A Critique of Political Decolonisation in Ghana
Bernard Forjwuor
presupposition, if not openly stated, in both Eurocentric and postcolonial scholarship that the transfer of political power/administrative control (in the name of political independence) in the 1950s through the 1980s constitutes de jure political