Abstract
In her interesting chapter, Felister Nyaera Nkangi broadens the focus from arguments about female genital mutilation as a harmful cultural practice to examine how to create social change, that is, how to persuade all the relevant actors to abandon the practice, a custom so ingrained in people's lives that, she reports, "97% of Kenyan Abagusii amputate girls' genitalia." How do you go from 97% to 0%?
