The Future of Hiding Boudreaux and why we deserved to

and why we deserved to lose it–indeed why we did have to lose it if we were to find any kind of ultimate peace

including the winning poem by Michael Loderstedt

Leonard discusses how women compensate for cultural devaluation

Over the next two centuries the proponents of both camps were often so hostile and attacked each other with such ferocity that their conflict can justifiably be described as a ‘war’

The Future of Hiding Boudreaux and why we deserved toThe Future of Hiding analyzes the territorial dimensions of secrecy and how concealment occurs in relation to energy infrastructure and identity politics in Eastern Estonia. It shows that secrets and hiding places are intrinsic to human affairs, while reconsidering the possibilities of relating ethnographically to what appears to be the extraneous. Francisco Martinez highlights how basements, garages, bunkers, holes, and cottages favor alternative