DISP: Rethinking Development's Archives Main Menu Deconstructing Development Introduction This collection of works explores the idea and practice of "development", seeking to challenge what has been taught in the Western canon by bringing forth scholarship from the Middle East, mainly written by women I. Gender "The ungendered body does not exist" II. Modernization "Thinking otherwise" on modernity and progress IV. Dignity Holding onto inherent self-worth Review of Imagine Otherwise Podcast "Lila Sharif on the Settler Colonial Politics of Food" Afterword Musings about the research process and situating this work in a broader agenda to "decolonize the curriculum"

III. Sovereignty

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  1. Deconstructing Development Jamila Beesley

Contents of this path:

  1. “The Land is Talking to Me”: An interview with Jamal Juma’ on meanings of land, decolonization, resistance, and solidarity from Palestine
  2. Sovereignty from Below: State Feminism and Politics of Women Against Women in Tunisia
  3. Free People: The Imazighen of North Africa
  4. Cultural Sovereignty in a Global Art Economy: Egyptian Cultural Policy and the New Western Interest in Art from the Middle East