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vities to the discipline of instruments of measurement and evaluation (Porter 1995; Power 1997; Desrosieres 1998; Scott 1998; Moran 2003). Such methods and technologies of measurement are designed to make social and economic life legible and controllable for planners and managers. Despite the persis

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Minoru Tanaka in governance of the Olympic Games began in the late 1980s and early 1990s with the spread of the philosophies, systems and technologies of risk assessment and risk management. This reached its most recent zenith with the risk-based approaches to organisation of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics a

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Manfred Schartlted to Aristotle but whose authorship is questioned (Brewer, 2005). My intention is not to draw on the latter two texts to surface differences in nuance or even inconsistencies across these three texts, which might be a fruitful activity for other purposes. Instead, it is to make reference to instan

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Hiroshi Horirofoundly scarred by apartheid government policies of 1948 to 1994, which sys-temically legalized white domination through the racial registration, separation, and control of all South Africans. These scars are visible in the sites of forced removals and racist reengineering of the entire city. Draw

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Shin Sasaki,Cecilia C. Mello,Atsuko Shimada,Yoichiro Nakatani,Shin-ichi Hashimoto,Masako Ogawa,Koujiarguing for an equal epistemological status— within oral history methodology and historiography—for both sound recording and audiovisual recording of interviews. Various writers have compared the strengths and limitations of using these differing recording technologies, but comparison is not my inte

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Akihiko Kogaarguing for an equal epistemological status— within oral history methodology and historiography—for both sound recording and audiovisual recording of interviews. Various writers have compared the strengths and limitations of using these differing recording technologies, but comparison is not my inte