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Access And Innovation: A Study Of Two Ngo Schools In North India, Christy Ivie, '09
Access And Innovation: A Study Of Two Ngo Schools In North India, Christy Ivie, '09
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Using data collected from two NGO schools in North India, this study presents two case studies that will shed some light on how NGOs in India are increasing access and innovation in the primary education system. By comparing and contrasting the two organizations, this study will also highlight the diversity of NGOs involved in primary education in India. Instead of making broad generalizations about the role and contributions of NGOs in primary education in India, this study aims to provide perspectives on two different organizations and raise questions about NGO schooling in India.
Surveillance And Foucault: Examining The Validity Of Foucault's Notions Concerning Surveillance Through A Study Of The United States And The United Kingdom, Sharif Shawki, '09
Surveillance And Foucault: Examining The Validity Of Foucault's Notions Concerning Surveillance Through A Study Of The United States And The United Kingdom, Sharif Shawki, '09
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Once the new surveillance systems become institutionalized and taken for granted in a democratic society, they can be used for harmful ends. With a more repressive government and a more intolerant public-perhaps upset over severe economic downturns, large waves of immigration, social dislocations, or foreign policy setbacks-these same devices easily could be used against those with the 'wrong' political beliefs, against racial, ethnic, or religious minorities, and against those with life-styles that offend the majority.