In Conservation Refugees, Mark Dowie quotes delegates to the Fifth World Parks Conference: 'We were dispossessed in the name of kings and emperors, later in the name of state development, and now in the name of conservation.' Miwok, Basarwa, Ogiek, Mursi indigenous tribal peoples, like endangered species, are being driven to extinction.
Broadcasting in this country owes a great deal to those people who sat down and discussed it in 1960, and 55 years later in the name of the most influential man on that committee, it's time to examine it again as thoughtfully, as open-mindedly and in the end as decisively as they did.
His 1998 book "Les Identités Meurtrières" (translated into English two years later as "In the Name of Identity: Violence and the Need to Belong"), about the vagaries of identity and the dangers in cleaving too hard to the national model, took on a trenchant identity of its own after 9/11.
One by one he took the birds out of the bin, pulled their heads back and slit their throats with a single quick motion while saying a blessing, "Bismillah Allah-u-Akbar," which he explained later meant, "In the name of Allah, Allah is great".
She opened a later account in the name of a Hong Kong corporation called Grand Partner International Limited; by the end of 2008 it contained $10.6 million.
It originally belonged to her aunt, Maysilee Donner, who died as a tribute in the 50th Hunger Games, and the pin came to represent Katniss and, later, trustworthiness in the name of the rebellion.
After many years of searching a treasure hunter called Slown is said to have entered an underground passage he had discoverfed only to return a few moments later screaming, "In the name of God, block it up," before dropping dead.
He had appeared occasionally in films since the 1960s, with early credits such as A Man for All Seasons, The Charge of the Light Brigade and Oh! What a Lovely War, and later films including In the Name of the Father, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Enigma and Enduring Love.
In the kitchen a bartender calling himself El Diablo was in the midst of slicing hundreds of limes, and along the long trestle tables a pastry chef was arranging frosting flowers on a three-tier cake that would later be smashed in the name of art.
The movie was adapted from Gerry Conlon's autobiography Proved Innocent, later published as In the Name of the Father.
Defined by phrases like "phantom organizations" and "slush funds," the tale of how the Council stashed taxpayer dollars for later use in the names of fictitious groups has surprised watchdog organizations and private citizens.
