Isbn: 9780520391765 - way out: justice in the queer search for refuge (35 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: Good. Der vorliegende Band beinhaltet nicht nur eine bersetzung der sicher bedeutsamsten Schrift zum Krieg in China, sondern auch einen Vergleich des kriegsphilosophischen Meisterwerks von Sunzi mit den kriegstheoretischen Ansichten von Clausewitz. Neben Schnittfl chen der beiden Autoren sticht die Zielperspektive von Sunzi, in deutlichem Unterschied zu Clausewitz, hervor. Sunzis Pl doyer ist im Grunde ein pazifistisches. Kein Krieg ist seiner Argumentation nach der beste Krieg. - Sunzi lesen und verstehen f hrt nicht nur in ein Verst ndnis von Frieden und Krieg ein, das bis in die Gegenwart hinein chinesische Politik mitbestimmt. Die im vorliegenden Band dargebotene Einf hrung in Kriegstheorien westlicher wie stlicher Couleur erschlie t all jenen, die nach Konfliktl sungsstrategien jenseits von Krieg suchen, Kerngedanken derjenigen, die im Krieg eine M glichkeit sehen, Frieden herbeizuf hren. Mitunter k nnen sie dabei sogar Gemeinsamkeiten mit ihren eigenen Ansichten entdecken. (Egon Spiegel) Die Sunzi- bersetzung ist ein Gemeinschaftswerk des Sinologen und Politologen Rainer Hoffmann (Universit t Freiburg i.Br. und Universit t Basel) und seiner chinesischen Ehefrau, der Sinologin und Germanistin Qiuhua Hu (Universit t Z rich). Von beiden ist zuletzt das Geschichtswerk China. Seine Geschichte von den Anf ngen bis zum Ende der Kaiserzeit erschienen. Ein Auszug aus dem erhellenden Vergleich von Clausewitz und Sunzi erscheint als Beitrag von Rainer Hoffmann im China Journal of Peace Studies (Nanjing 2025).…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The global refugee regime has shifted under our feet. Over the last forty years, the international system of asylum has expanded to include the queer and trans displaced. At least thirty-seven states accept LGBTIQ refugees on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, with some countries providing specialized support. And yet, despite this expansion, there is growing backlash against refugee protection as well as the hard-earned rights of LGBTIQ people. While the refugee regime has expanded, the reality of global protection remains exclusionary. The Way Out displays the multifaceted character of displacement for queer and trans people around the world. In centering the personal narratives of LGBTIQ refugees, this book reveals the shortcomings of the existing refugee protection regime's capacity to provide sanctuary from the harms that drive displacement. Rebecca Buxton and Samuel Ritholtz's focus on these experiences offers a vibrant example of theory brought to life. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. The global refugee regime has shifted under our feet. Over the last forty years, international asylum practices have expanded to include the queer and trans displaced. At least thirty-seven countries now recognize LGBTIQ refugees on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, with some states providing specialized support. Yet amid this expansion, backlash has intensified against refugee protection as well as the hard-earned rights of LGBTIQ people. In this disquieting context, the protection of LGBTIQ refugees remains partial and exclusionary.  The Way Out examines the complexities of queer and trans displacement around the world. Centering personal narratives of LGBTIQ refugees, the book exposes the shortcomings of an international protection regime that is unable to address the harms that drive displacement. Rebecca Buxton and Samuel Ritholtz's analysis of the stakes of queer and trans inclusion in accounts of displacement justice offers a vibrant example of theory brought to life.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. The global refugee regime has shifted under our feet. Over the last forty years, international asylum practices have expanded to include the queer and trans displaced. At least thirty-seven countries now recognize LGBTIQ refugees on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, with some states providing specialized support. Yet amid this expansion, backlash has intensified against refugee protection as well as the hard-earned rights of LGBTIQ people. In this disquieting context, the protection of LGBTIQ refugees remains partial and exclusionary.  The Way Out examines the complexities of queer and trans displacement around the world. Centering personal narratives of LGBTIQ refugees, the book exposes the shortcomings of an international protection regime that is unable to address the harms that drive displacement. Rebecca Buxton and Samuel Ritholtz's analysis of the stakes of queer and trans inclusion in accounts of displacement justice offers a vibrant example of theory brought to life.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The global refugee regime has shifted under our feet. Over the last forty years, the international system of asylum has expanded to include the queer and trans displaced. At least thirty-seven states accept LGBTIQ refugees on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, with some countries providing specialized support. And yet, despite this expansion, there is growing backlash against refugee protection as well as the hard-earned rights of LGBTIQ people. While the refugee regime has expanded, the reality of global protection remains exclusionary. The Way Out displays the multifaceted character of displacement for queer and trans people around the world. In centering the personal narratives of LGBTIQ refugees, this book reveals the shortcomings of the existing refugee protection regime's capacity to provide sanctuary from the harms that drive displacement. Rebecca Buxton and Samuel Ritholtz's focus on these experiences offers a vibrant example of theory brought to life. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. The global refugee regime has shifted under our feet. Over the last forty years, international asylum practices have expanded to include the queer and trans displaced. At least thirty-seven countries now recognize LGBTIQ refugees on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, with some states providing specialized support. Yet amid this expansion, backlash has intensified against refugee protection as well as the hard-earned rights of LGBTIQ people. In this disquieting context, the protection of LGBTIQ refugees remains partial and exclusionary.  The Way Out examines the complexities of queer and trans displacement around the world. Centering personal narratives of LGBTIQ refugees, the book exposes the shortcomings of an international protection regime that is unable to address the harms that drive displacement. Rebecca Buxton and Samuel Ritholtz's analysis of the stakes of queer and trans inclusion in accounts of displacement justice offers a vibrant example of theory brought to life.…