Project MUSE - Humanity: An International Journal of Human Rights, Humanitarianism, and Development-Volume 16, Numbers 1-2, Spring/Summer 2025

Equally Vulnerable: Liberal Internationalism, the Traffic in Women and Children, and the Non-Politics of Race

Jeanne Morefield

pp. 1-24

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Charter 77 Transnational: A Local Dissident Movement in International Human Rights Networks

Michal Kopeček

pp. 25-51

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From Relief to Rule: Food Rations and State-Making in Iraqi Kurdistan

Mujge Kucukkeles

pp. 52-72

Populism: The Existential Threat to Liberal Democracy

Christian Cruzatti

pp. 73-84

Impossible Conditions of Life: Famine, Humanitarian Management, and Genocide in Gaza

Melanie Schulze Tanielian

pp. 85-115

If Our Bodies Will Not Tell Our Tale, Perhaps Our Ruins Will

Ohoud Kamal, Noura Kamal

pp. 116-134

Vulnerability, Innocence and Futurity: Essays on Contemporary Politics of Childhood

Sahar Sadjadi

pp. 135-138

Diagnostic Journeys of the Indian Problem after the Sixties Scoop: From Cultural to Neurodevelopmental Exculpations

Leslie J. Sabiston

pp. 139-153

"If They Catch Me Today, I'll Come Back Tomorrow": Young Border-Crossers' Experiences and Embodied Knowledge in the Sonora-Arizona Borderlands

Valentina Glockner

pp. 154-157

"For the Girl Who Wished to be a Boy": Revolutionary Children and the Woman, Life, Freedom Uprising

Sahar Sadjadi

pp. 158-166

Gender Ideology, the Figure of the Child, and the Fear of Cultural Reproduction

Camille Robcis

pp. 167-177

Threading Liberalism with Authoritarianism: Egyptian Children as Geopolitical Actors

Ola Galal

pp. 178-185

Reading Through Innocence: From Liberal to Illiberal Politics

Miriam Ticktin

pp. 186-193

From a Right of Self-Defense to the Fact of Conquest

Peter Hallward

pp. 194-216

ISSN	2151-4372
Print ISSN	2151-4364
Launched on MUSE	2026-03-26
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