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• Political Art as a tactical innovation of 20th century social movements

  

  This report addresses Scott’s description of Weapons of the Weak as apolitical (Scott, 1985), and instead argues that the intentional, quiet, largely individualistic and prolonged acts of defiance of the imagined communities of resistors to the dominant power, are forms of tactical innovation (McAdam, 1983). These acts are motivated by the consciousness of the powerless,…

  April Marie Canillo

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  Undergraduate Research Papers

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• Analyzing NGOs role in Women and Microfinance

  

  Analyzing NGOs role in Women and Microfinance: A successful strategy historically designed to sustain a dependency between the rural poor and foreign donors Microfinance has become the most common approach to alleviating poverty in developing countries (Md Aslam and Chandran, 2016). The presence of microfinance in Bangladesh is the strongest in the world – dating…

  April Marie Canillo

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  Undergraduate Research Papers

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