The Burqa-clad woman, terror and the postcolony: the Kabul Beauty School and The Art of Imperial Friendship And Freedom/ Isaac Mensah
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Critical Studies On Terrorism Vol. 16, No 3, September 2023, page: 560-576Summary: The Kabul Beauty School: The Art of Friendship and Freedom (2008) is a memoir written by the American beautician, Deborah Rodriguez. It recounts her individual story in Afghanistan after the fall of the Taliban and the work Western programs of “economic empowerment” and humanitarian agencies of “social emancipation” have done to “reconstruct” the war-torn nation.
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The Kabul Beauty School: The Art of Friendship and Freedom (2008) is a memoir written by the American beautician, Deborah Rodriguez. It recounts her individual story in Afghanistan after the fall of the Taliban and the work Western programs of “economic empowerment” and humanitarian agencies of “social emancipation” have done to “reconstruct” the war-torn nation.
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