The Power of Labelling

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Introduction. Labelling, Power and Accountability: How and Why Our Categories Matter * Labels, Welfare Regimes and Intermediation: Contesting Formal Power * Labelling People for Aid * The Politics of Representing the Poor * Disjunctures in Labelling Refugees and Oustees * When Labels Stigmatize: Encounters with Street Children and Restavecs in Haiti * Poverty as a Spectator Sport * Muslim Women and Moderate Muslims : British Policy and the Strengthening of Religious Absolutist Control over Gender Development * Black Umbrellas: Labelling and Articulating Development in the Indonesian Mass Media * Labelling Works : The Language and Politics of Caste and Tribe in India * Exploring the Intersection of Racial Labels, Rainbow Citizenship and Citizens Rights in Post-Apartheid South Africa * Afterword: Changing Practice * Index

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