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South Africa and the Turn to Armed Resistance
South African Historical Journal, 2018This paper focusses on the circumstances under which various political organisations, particularly the ANC and the SACP, in South Africa turned to the armed struggle as a means to prosecuting the liberation struggle in the early 1960s. It looks at the setbacks and shortcomings that this shift in strategy and tactics suffered and the challenges that ...
Z. Pallo Jordan, Mac Maharaj
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Arming Palestine: Resistance, Evolution, and Institutionalisation
2023The chapter provides a contextual analysis of the evolution of the militarisation of the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank and Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip between 1994 and 2021. The chapter examines the foundation, evolution, and institutionalisation of Palestinian armed forces within the West Bank and the Gaza Strip with a specific ...
Dunning, Tristan, Iqtait, Anas
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Armed Resistance and Feminist Activism
2021This chapter introduces readers to women’s activism within the context of conflict. Drawing on feminist literature and case studies detailing women’s activism, we show how an awareness of unequal g ...
Magda Lorena Cárdenas, Jenny Hedström
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Antibiotic-resistant plaque on the arm of a woman
Clinical and Experimental DermatologyThis is a clinicopathological challenge article discussing the case of a 74-year-old woman with a history of autoimmune disease presenting with an antibiotic-resistant plaque on her arm. In this article, we discuss the diagnostic challenges, prognoses and treatment considerations for patients with this disease.
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Arming the enemy: the evolution of resistance to self-proteins
Microbiology, 2003A remarkable range of novel antibiotics is attracting increasing interest as a major new weapon in the campaign against bacterial infection. They are based on the toxic peptides that provide the innate immune system of animals, and it is claimed that bacteria will be unable to evolve resistance to them because they attack the ‘Achilles' heel’ of ...
Graham, Bell, Pierre-Henri, Gouyon
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Brothers in arms: Adorno and Foucault on resistance
Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2023This article offers a comparative exploration of the practices of resistance Theodor Adorno and Michel Foucault champion against the structures of modern power their enquiries have the merit to illuminate and contest. After a preliminary examination of their views about the relationship between theory and praxis, I shall pursue two goals: first, I ...
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Antimicrobial Resistance: A Call to Arms
The Engineer, 2019Engineers of all disciplines have a role to play in tackling antimicrobial resistance writes former chief medical officer Prof Dame Sally Davies
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