Cultural Resistance and Security from Below (Routledge Studies in Development and Society)
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Cultural Resistance and Security from Below (Routledge Studies in Development and Society)

by Zoë Marriage

Sociology security studies Development Studies
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Cultural Resistance and Security from Below, by Zoë Marriage, is a key addition to Routledge Studies in Development and Society. It investigates grassroots cultural resistance and alternative security approaches, offering critical perspectives on societal development and power dynamics from below.

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Cultural Resistance and Security from Below is part of the Routledge Studies in Development and Society series. Authored by Zoë Marriage, it delves into the dynamics of resistance and security at the grassroots level.

The work addresses how cultural elements shape resistance efforts in societal contexts. It highlights perspectives from below, focusing on non-elite viewpoints in development and security discussions.

Through its analysis, the book contributes to understanding broader societal transformations. It emphasizes the role of cultural factors in challenging conventional security narratives.

This scholarly text provides insights into the intersections of culture, resistance, and security in developing societies.

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