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Click to expand Image © 2023 Human Rights Watch The report makes several key findings. First, it finds that the Fund continues to rely on its traditional approach of expecting governments to reduce debt through fiscal consolidation, which raises significant human rights concerns. While “fiscal consolidation” refers broadly to reducing debt by cutting public spending or increasing revenues, the report finds that programs routinely include conditionalities that impose cuts to public spending and

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Radical Hospitality - American Policy, Media, and Immigration - Public and Community Events

Join this session of the Gerhart Center Webinar Series featuring Nour Halabi, assistant professor of media and communication at the University of Leeds. The session will discuss the speaker's book .

Book Talk | Markets of Civilization: Islam and Racial Capitalism in Algeria by Muriam Haleh Davis

How did the colonial history of Algeria influence this country’s national identity and political economy after independence? Professor Muriam Haleh Davis will discuss her book, recently published by Duke University Press, which studies the interplay among racial categories, religious identity, and economic development in Algeria. Her research also shows how colonial policies played a central role in fashioning neoliberal economic ideas, documenting the intersection between decolonization and European integration.

Markets of Civilization: Islam and Racial Capitalism in Algeria with Muriam Haleh Davis (Video)

This is a conversation with Muriam Haleh Davis about her new book, Markets of Civilization: Islam and Racial Capitalism in Algeria (Duke University Press, 2022). In this talk, Davis discusses how the framework of racial capitalism might be expanded to ref

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