Karen Coen Flynn

Structural Misgendering Of Transgender Sex Workers in Chicago Via Mug Shots? A Case Study Of Practicing in the Social Sciences

This article is a case study of practicing in the applied social sciences and explores vital methodological questions at the intersection of sex work, gender identities, sex, and police policy in t...

Food, Gender, and Survival among Street Adults

Despite the growing number of poor women and men living in Africa’s towns and cities, there are few localized studies on the destitute and how they feed themselves. The literature on sub-Saharan Africa’s urban poverty makes little more than passing references to destitute adults’1 personal experiences with hunger, the specific foods they eat, and the particular ways they acquire it. This chapter examines the food entitlement challenges faced by 18 of Mwanza’s street people, 15 women and three men.

Mwalimu: The Influence of Nyerere

The person Nyerere, The Rt Rev Trevor Huddleston, CR approach to rural mass poverty, Irene and Ronald Brown the management of rural and tribal diversity, C.K. Omari contribution to rural development - Ujama and villagization, Donatus Komba education for self-reliance, A.G. Ishumi and T.L. Maliyamkono one-party democracy and the multi-party state, A.N. Kweka vision of human-centred development - a study in moral economy, Reginald H. Green development strategy and crisis management, Knud Erik Svendsen human rights in Tanzania, James S. Read the whole earth for his nation, Sir Shridath Ramphal contribution to international relations, Ibrahim Msahbaha the union with Zanzibar, Haroub Othman the legacy of Nyerere, Geoffrey Mmari vision of an egalitarian society, Colin Legum.