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With extensive global focus, this book explores the urgent political implications of craft in relation to climate change, social action, empowerment and exploitation.

The Politics of Global Craft

List of Figures Acknowledgements 1. Introduction - Times Achangin', D Wood (Independent Scholar) Part I: Crafting Identity 2. Stitching resistance: The Ukrainian Vyshyvanka, Katya Zabelski (Independent Scholar, UK) 3. The Politics of Maria Vinka's Sämi Heritage Within IKEA's Commodities: Neocolonial Craft or Global Imaginary? Ezra Shales (Massachusetts College of Art and Design, USA) 4. The Politics of Archives: Documenting Black Craftspeople in Labour and Liberation, Tiffany Momon (Sewanee: The University of the South, USA) 5. The Irish Agricultural Organisation Society's Home Industries Societies: Community Craft, Co-operative Ideals and Cultural Nationalism, Molly-Claire Gillett (University of Galway, Ireland) 6. Coming Out: Exhibiting Queer Craft, Denis Longchamps (Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Canada) Part II: Community Craft 7. The Political Fabric of Amazigh Rugs, Dina Benbrahim (University of Connecticut, USA) 8. Craft in Laos: From Royal to Socialist Sponsorship, Linda S. McIntosh (Independent Curator, USA) 9. The Convoluted Politics of Handloom Weaving and Weavers in Colonial North India, Santosh Kumar Rai (University of Delhi, India) 10. Masked to Be Seen. Clothing, Craft and Politics in the Feminist Red Balaclava in Chile, 2018-2020, Tamara Poblete (Royal College of Art, UK) 11. The Separation of Art from Craft in 20th Century Thailand: An Introduction, Adulaya Hoontrakul (Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan) Part III: Craft Practice 12. Civil Rights Shaped in Silver: The Politics of Jewellery and the Black Body, Sebastian Grant (Parsons School of Design, USA) 13. Craft as a Tool for Individual and Collective Empowerment: A Japanese Woman Ceramicist in a Rural Brazilian Town, Liliana Morais (Rikkyo University, Japan) 14. Crisis, Craft, Origins and Their Confluence in Omar Musa's Poetry of Identity, Kevin Brophy (University of Melbourne, Australia) 15. Generational Baton: Virtuous Women, Ngozi Omeje (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) 16. A Queer Narrative: The Batik Paintings of Patrick Ng Kah Onn, Simon Soon (University of Melbourne, Australia) 17. Future Traditions: Finding Survivable Futures Through Textiles, Sera Waters (Adelaide Central School of Art, Australia) Part IV: Futuring Craft 18. Crafting the Living Cultural Heritage in Finland, Sirpa Kokko (University of Eastern Finland, Finland) 19. Craft, Authenticity, and Strategic Essentialism in Virginia Indian Communities, D. Brad Hatch (Independent Scholar, USA) 20. Exile from the Forest: Finding Relevance for Craft in a 'Post-Natural' World, Ishan Khosla (UPES Dehradun, India) 21 Fogo Island: Getting it Together, D Wood (Independent Scholar) 22. Craft Labour, Entrepreneurialism and Social Class in Contemporary Australia, Jesse Adams Stein (University of Technology Sydney, Australia) Author Biographies Index

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Is Inequality the Problem?

Redressing Captain Cook's Endeavour voyage and centering the navigator, Tupaia, this book brings together indigenous perspectives to explore material history alongside acts of commemoration in Britain and the Pacific.

A Material History

Tupaia, Captain Cook and the Voyage of the Endeavour

In The Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion, Yujeong Yang investigates this question by examining locally divergent patterns of pension expansion in China. Drawing on interviews, surveys, and anecdotal evidence, Yang argues that the answer lies in local citizenship institutions and the ability of local governments to deny informal workers access to citizenship membership. Extending her insights beyond China, Yang offers a valuable framework for understanding the shifting dynamics of welfare politics in the context of growing labor informalization, the rise of the gig economy, and global migration.

Pensions, Labor Informalization, and Labor Mobility in China

The Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion

For all their long histories, liberal parties win relatively little popular support in most of Western Europe. This book, however, highlights an influx of voters combining economically free-market and culturally cosmopolitan ('market cosmopolitan') policy preferences, and argues that liberal parties are uniquely well positioned to appeal to these voters, offering the potential for a sizeable increase in their electoral support. Combining voter- and expert-level data, Davenport shows that in ideological terms alone, the majority of liberal parties, termed 'social liberals', occupy more promising positions than any other group of parties due to their proximity to these market cosmopolitan voters. In practice, however, social liberals only win the support of a small proportion of these market cosmopolitans, who instead tend to vote for either conservative or social democratic parties. The fact that these voters overlook social liberals in favour of such ideologically diverse alternatives presents a clear puzzle which appears to run counter the accepted wisdom that voters support parties that best represent their own ideological positions. Having set out this puzzle, the book then moves on to set out a twofold explanation for it, highlighting both social liberals' negative non-ideological reputations and market cosmopolitans' pre-existing partisan loyalties. It concludes by noting that these voters retain the potential to reshape electoral politics in Western Europe, even if this potential has been as yet unfulfilled.

The Unfulfilled Electoral Potential of West European Liberal Parties

Create beautiful bouquets and stunning floral arrangements without breaking the bank.&nbsp; Fresh flowers can brighten anyone’s mood, but the florists’ high prices can make them seem out of reach. Blooms Every Day solves the dilemma by helping you become your own florist with&nbsp; stunning DIY floral projects. Written by Amy McCord, a former wedding planner and creator of Flower Moxie, this book features simple, photo-illustrated step-by-step instructions for creating professional-looking arrangements and eye-catching bouquets for any of your flower needs. This gorgeously photographed book is packed with inspiration and helpful tips, including how to care for different flower types and how to source affordable flowers from any neighborhood store without exceeding your budget. McCord’s accessible tutorials are quick and easy, allowing anyone to create a breathtaking floral design that will impress. With Blooms Every Day, unleash your creativity to make floral arrangements for a variety of occasions, including: <ul><li>Dinner parties</li><li>Baby showers</li><li>Holiday centerpieces</li><li>Weddings</li><li>And more!</li></ul> Indulge in your love of flowers without the expense of a florist. Whether you need flowers for a special occasion or just want to bring some color into your home,&nbsp;Blooms Every Day is your go-to guide for dazzling DIY floral arrangements. Grab your flowers and surround yourself with beauty and blooms every day.

A Modern Guide to Flower Arranging

Blooms Every Day

This book is a blueprint for artists looking to engage with activist movements with a persistent longevity and a reminder that art has the power to be more dangerous than words.
Front Lines: A Lifetime of Drawing Resistance is Susan Simensky Bietila's story of her six decades as a movement artist and activist and a lifetime of artistic collaborations rooted in her activist experience. Growing up during McCarthyism, she rejected the nationalist masculinity of elite art and conformist culture and found feminism and collectivism as new forms of resistance. She became an artist in the New Left, creating illustrations for radical underground publications including RAT, Subterranean News, and comics for the anarchic World War 3 Illustrated.
With more than one hundred images, Front Lines documents her art on the page and in action featuring protest banners and giant puppets of birds and fish carried in the streets, masks of notorious dictators for street theater, posters pasted on walls and hung in radical spaces, community art builds, and more. Visual storytelling and detailed captions contextualize and bring to life her work with movements including antiwar protests during the Viet Nam era, Indigenous led antimine and antipipeline struggles, water protection, immigrant rights, anticorporate globalization convening, protests against the state and capital, Palestinian liberation actions, and collaborations with groups throughout the Great Lakes region and beyond. She agitates from the roots and the front lines to this day.

The Politics of Global Craft

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