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Odd-Shaped Balls: Mischief-Makers, Miscreants and Mad-Hatters of Rugby (Mainstream Sport)
Odd-Shaped Balls captures the humor, the agony, and the ecstasy of one of the world's most popular sports, rugby. The book is no less than a who's who of the game, with both old and young getting the opportunity to have their say. It looks at players such as Max Boyce, Keith Wood, Sean Fitzpatrick, Austin Healy, and Bill Beaumont and his streaker. All exponents of surrealism, comic genius, and savage wit, they offer a quirky insight into the sporting psyche as well as provide some riotous good laughs. With hundreds of funny stories, Odd-Shaped Balls is a light-hearted romp through decades of rugby tomfoolery that is guaranteed to put a smile on the face of all sports fans.
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Miscreants: Poems
"A wonderful, fresh, and striking collection" (Eavan Boland) from the winner of the 2001 Gerald Cable Book Award.

At the heart of this collection is an intense rendering of a young boy's murder and the lives of those who endured it. Reminiscent of the work of B. H. Fairchild and Larry Levis, Miscreants investigates memory, family, violence, and the transition from boyhood to adolescence in the decaying, working-class towns of New Jersey and Pennsylvania..
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Guided Miscreants: Liberalism, Myopias, and the Politics of Representation [An article from: World Development]
This digital document is a journal article from World Development, published by Elsevier in 2005. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Media Library immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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This paper reviews the political representation of the chronically poor within political liberalism. It highlights the problem caused by the theoretical expectation of formal institutional inclusion found in models of good governance and political development, and the widespread exclusion of the chronically poor from political institutions in practice. Moreover, the paper reviews how the discursive representation of the chronically poor in political liberalism undermines their agency and leads to flawed poverty reduction policy. The paper then offers an alternative approach to political development which proceeds from the reflexive subjectivity of ''the politics of everyday life'' in urban Zimbabwe. .
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