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Vormgeving --- Design --- design --- productdesign --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- 45 ipod cases --- add a dog --- amenity --- artecnica --- babbu --- bangkok2 --- base-v --- bathroom mania --- box doodle project --- campanas --- caobaum --- carter wong tomlin --- catalina estrada --- caviar --- charming unit --- container --- crinson --- dein-design --- delaware --- designcode --- eboy --- eeshaun --- el ultimo grito --- extraverage --- friends with you --- furi furi --- havaianas --- hint mint --- ilaria marelli --- inksurge --- jon burgerman --- jurgen bey --- kanardo --- karim rashid --- katrin-olina --- kuanth --- kustaa saksi --- l&a maethger --- match-bond --- marcel wanders --- markus benesch creates --- mimoco --- ndeur --- pandarosa --- pimpmyscoota --- poti poti --- ryan frank --- ryoji arai --- sambuxton --- sonia chow --- toki_doki --- tunto design --- undoboy --- walking-chair --- wallconcept --- we are aiko --- utterubbish --- 745.039 --- 749.04 --- 766:659.154 --- Industrieel en grafisch design ; 21ste eeuw --- Product Design --- Industrieel design ; grafische ontwerpen op nieuwe materialen en textiel --- Brand Identity --- Packaging design --- Meubelkunst en design ; iconografie, thema's --- Gebruiksgrafiek ; verpakkingsmateriaal, verpakken, versieren --- China
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Today’s debates about transgender inclusion and public restrooms may seem unmistakably contemporary, but they have a surprisingly long and storied history in the United States—one that concerns more than mere “potty politics.” Alexander K. Davis takes readers behind the scenes of two hundred years’ worth of conflicts over the existence, separation, and equity of gendered public restrooms, documenting at each step how bathrooms have been entangled with bigger cultural matters: the importance of the public good, the reach of institutional inclusion, the nature of gender difference, and, above all, the myriad privileges of social status. Chronicling the debut of nineteenth-century “comfort stations,” twentieth-century mandates requiring equal-but-separate men’s and women’s rooms, and twenty-first-century uproar over laws like North Carolina’s “bathroom bill,” Davis reveals how public restrooms are far from marginal or unimportant social spaces. Instead, they are—and always have been—consequential sites in which ideology, institutions, and inequality collide.
Sex role --- Restrooms --- Public toilets --- Social aspects --- Sociology of the family. Sociology of sexuality --- Social policy and particular groups --- United States --- Comfort stations, Public --- Conveniences, Public (Public toilets) --- Johns (Toilet facilities) --- Lavatories (Toilet facilities) --- Loos (Toilet facilities) --- Public comfort stations --- Public conveniences (Public toilets) --- Toilet facilities --- Public buildings --- Toilets --- Rest rooms --- Washrooms --- Rooms --- bathroom bill. --- bathrooms. --- civil rights. --- comfort stations. --- discrimination. --- gender and sexuality. --- gender difference. --- gender norms. --- gender studies. --- gender. --- gendered restrooms. --- history. --- human rights. --- hygiene. --- inclusion. --- lgbt studies. --- mens restroom. --- modern gender. --- nonfiction. --- north carolina. --- politics. --- privacy. --- public health. --- public restrooms. --- race. --- restrooms. --- social issues. --- social science. --- social spaces. --- social status. --- trans rights. --- transgender. --- womens restroom. --- womens studies. --- Gender identity --- Transgender people --- Sex role - United States --- Restrooms - Social aspects - United States --- Public toilets - Social aspects - United States --- United States of America
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"An up-close account of how Nigerians' self-reliance in the absence of reliable government services enables official dysfunction to strengthen state powerWhen Nigerians say that every household is its own local government, what they mean is that the politicians and state institutions of Africa's richest, most populous country cannot be trusted to ensure even the most basic infrastructure needs of their people. Daniel Jordan Smith traces how innovative entrepreneurs and ordinary citizens in Nigeria have forged their own systems in response to these deficiencies, devising creative solutions in the daily struggle to survive.Drawing on his three decades of experience in Nigeria, Smith examines the many ways Nigerians across multiple social strata develop technologies, businesses, social networks, political strategies, cultural repertoires, and everyday routines to cope with the constant failure of government infrastructure. He describes how Nigerians provide for basic needs like water, electricity, transportation, security, communication, and education-and how their inventiveness comes with consequences. On the surface, it may appear that their self-reliance and sheer hustle render the state irrelevant. In reality, the state is not so much absent as complicit. Smith shows how private efforts to address infrastructural shortcomings require regular engagement with government officials, shaping the experience of citizenship and strengthening state power.Every Household Its Own Government reveals how these dealings have contributed to forms and practices of governance that thrive on official dysfunction and perpetuate the very inequalities and injustices that afflict struggling Nigerians"-- "In Nigeria, Africa's most populous and richest country in terms of per capita GDP, people say that "every household is its own local government." What they mean is that politicians and state institutions have not delivered-and cannot be trusted to ensure-even the most basic infrastructure. Nigeria is a place where, for many people, water must be purchased daily from vendors carting jerrycans filled from boreholes dug in wealthier neighbors' compounds. Small businesses rely on mini-generators for electricity because the national grid supplies power only sporadically. "Public transportation" depends mostly on networks of privately-owned buses and armies of independent motorcycle-taxi drivers. On the surface, it appears that Nigerians' self-reliance render the state irrelevant. In reality, all of these ostensibly private efforts to address infrastructural shortcomings involve regular state-society interaction. These dealings have contributed to forms and practices of state power and everyday citizenship that ironically thrive on official dysfunction and tragically perpetuate the very inequalities and injustices that struggling Nigerians most lament. This book examines the ways that Nigerians across multiple social strata have developed vibrant informal economies-businesses, social networks, political ties, cultural strategies, and daily habits-to cope with the constant failure of government-provided infrastructure. Based on years of ethnographic research-focusing in particular on the case study of Umuahia, a small city in Igbo-speaking southeastern Nigeria-and written in jargon-free prose, each chapter focuses on a different domain: water, electricity, transportation, communication, education, and security. Drawing on a myriad of examples of how ordinary citizens and small-scale entrepreneurs encounter and must deal with government officials, bureaucrats, regulators, and police as they try to cobble together essential infrastructure, Smith ultimately argues that the state is not so much absent as complicit"--
Economic policy. --- Infrastructure (Economics) --- Nigeria --- Apprenticeship. --- Back office. --- Bathroom. --- Borehole. --- Bureaucrat. --- Capitalism. --- Civil service. --- Civil society. --- Collective action. --- Complaint. --- Computer Village. --- Corporate identity. --- Cottage Industry. --- Credit (finance). --- Cronyism. --- Crystal Clear (company). --- Cumulative effects (environment). --- Customer. --- Deputy commissioner. --- Economy. --- Electric power distribution. --- Electricity. --- Entrepreneurship. --- Everyday life. --- Facebook. --- Fuel. --- Governance. --- Government Office. --- Government. --- Grandparent. --- Grassroots. --- Handout. --- Headline. --- Home security. --- Hydroelectricity. --- Income. --- Infrastructure. --- Instance (computer science). --- Internet access. --- Jerrycan. --- John Templeton Foundation. --- Landline. --- Laundry detergent. --- Life expectancy. --- Livelihood. --- Mains electricity. --- Manufacturing. --- Markup (business). --- Mattress. --- Mechanic. --- Memorization. --- Metal gate. --- Military dictatorship. --- Mobile phone. --- Modernity. --- Multinational corporation. --- Municipal authority (Pennsylvania). --- NITEL. --- Nigerians. --- Online banking. --- Owerri. --- Plumbing. --- Police commissioner. --- Preschool. --- Primary school. --- Private school. --- Private university. --- Privatization. --- Public institution (United States). --- Public university. --- Refrigerator. --- Regulation. --- Room and board. --- Ruler. --- Salary. --- School meal. --- Secret society. --- Shelf life. --- Small business. --- Social science. --- Standby generator. --- State (polity). --- State capture. --- State formation. --- State-owned enterprise. --- Subcontractor. --- Subsidy. --- Task force. --- Teacher. --- Tertiary education. --- Their Lives. --- Total fertility rate. --- Traditional authority. --- Tuition payments. --- Uganda. --- Usage. --- Vendor. --- Vodacom. --- Wholesaling. --- Wiring (development platform).
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Etat et médicine --- Geneeskunde en staat --- Geneeskunde--Overheidsbeleid --- Geneeskunde--Regeringspolitiek --- Gezondheid [Internationale ] --- Gezondheidsbeleid --- Gezondheidszorg--Overheidsbeleid --- Gezondheidszorg--Regeringspolitiek --- Health [International ] --- Health policy --- International health --- Internationale gezondheid --- Medical care--Government policy --- Medical policy --- Medicine and state --- Médecine--Politique gouvernementale --- Médicine et état --- Policy [Medical ] --- Politique de santé --- Politique médicale --- Politique sanitaire --- Protection sanitaire --- Public health--Government policy --- Santé [Politique de ] --- Santé mondiale --- Santé publique--Politique gouvernementale --- Soins médicaux--Politique gouvernementale --- Staat en geneeskunde --- State and medicine --- World health --- Public health --- Older people --- Santé publique --- Personnes âgées --- Political aspects --- Medical care --- Health and hygiene --- Aspect politique --- Soins médicaux --- Santé et hygiène --- Chronic Disease --- Health Policy --- Health Care Costs --- prevention and control --- Maladie --- Installation sanitaire --- BPB0904 --- Soin de santé --- Ziekte --- Sanitaire installatie --- Gezondheidsverzorging --- Santé publique --- Personnes âgées --- Soins médicaux --- Santé et hygiène --- World Bank --- Chronic diseases --- Government policy --- Economics --- Primary prevention --- Political aspects. --- santechninė įranga --- водоинсталатерска опрема --- plumbing equipment --- санитарна опрема --- sanitær installation --- pajisje hidraulike --- instalații sanitare --- saniteettilaitteet --- sanitární instalace --- sanitaire installatie --- instalación sanitaria --- санитарно заведение --- instalação sanitária --- sanitära anläggningar --- sanitarna oprema --- vodoinstalaterska oprema --- veevarustusseadmed --- sanitárna inštalácia --- impianto sanitario --- Sanitäreinrichtung --- szaniterek --- sanitāri tehniskā ierīce --- urządzenie sanitarne --- εγκατάσταση ειδών υγιεινής --- tagħmir sanitarju --- izlietne --- prausyklė --- pesuallas --- tvättställ --- lavandino --- pisoárová mísa --- vannas istabas ierīce --- wasbak --- zdravotní instalace --- bath --- bidet --- ducha --- umývadlo --- vanna --- νιπτήρας --- baie --- kupaonica --- wash basin --- vann --- zdravotnická keramika --- bathroom equipment --- koupelnová vana --- pajisje tualeti --- Badewanne --- fürdőkád --- kupaonska oprema --- vasca --- mosdókagyló --- zuhanyzó --- kylpyhuonekalusteet --- lavan --- baignoire --- badkar --- водоинсталатерски алати --- lavabo --- håndvask --- chiuvetă --- badkuip --- fürdőszobai berendezések --- fürdőszobai felszerelések --- vonia --- dřez --- egészségügyi berendezések --- μπανιέρα --- kylpyamme --- zdravotechnika --- bañera --- echipament de baie --- badekar --- vaňa --- vaskë --- umyvadlo --- vonios kambario įranga --- záchodová mísa --- sauna --- Waschbecken --- vannitoavarustus --- kraanikauss --- betegség --- ziekte --- boli --- haigus --- illness --- choroba --- liga --- sygdom --- sairaus --- sjukdom --- bolezen --- enfermedad --- doença --- Krankheit --- sëmundje --- bolest --- malattia --- nemoc --- ασθένεια --- marda --- slimība --- болест --- saslimstība --- stonání --- akutní nemoc --- Erkrankung --- πάθηση --- neléčitelná choroba --- disease --- νόσος --- αρρώστεια --- onemocnění --- affection --- neduh --- morbo --- megbetegedés --- slimošana --- νόσημα --- trealamh pluiméireachta --- tinneas --- Chronic Disease - prevention and control --- Soin de santé --- installation sanitaire --- maladie
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