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4 May 2024: world-system(s) theories’, a political economic theory that grew out of ‘dependency theory’ in the 1970s. ... A genealogy of dependency: tracing a keyword of the U.S. welfare state.

4 May 2024: human), but certain practices of sharing or ways of relating to one another. ... destructive forms of dependency.</p> <p>The following section presents some key ethnographies of hunting and gathering populations, who are renowned not only for their

9 Jul 2023: Acknowledgements: A version of this paper is forthcoming in the Industrial Law Journal. ... In economic theory, efficiency requires that prices reflect the social costs of production.

4 May 2024: He gave a Foucauldian genealogy of how disability emerged as a category of difference in western societies that was not initially distinguished from other types of poverty, but developed into a ... A genealogy of dependency: tracing a keyword of the U.S.

4 May 2024: Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Fineman, M. 2005. The autonomy myth: a theory of dependency. ... New York: Picador USA. Fraser, N. & L. Gordon 2003. A genealogy of dependency: tracing a keyword of the U.S.

4 May 2024: It took long and protracted struggles to undo racist understandings of human groups. ... difference are made salient and prominent, are a product of the European Enlightenment.

4 May 2024: 3) if these deficits began during the developmental period of life—i.e. ... He explores the self-presentations of people with intellectual disabilities as strategies for managing their dependency upon others (Angrosino 1999).

4 May 2024: See also a critique of notions of ‘primordial debt’ in Graeber 2009, 121). ... the household (or <em>oikos</em>) itself by adding credit to the gendered dynamics of dependency, exploitation, and cooperation that constitute it (Kofti 2020, 267-8).

4 May 2024: Intimacy may similarly arise even in the apparent absence of human care relationships. ... The expectations of care that such transitions bring are negotiated and contested extensively.

4 May 2024: human), but certain practices of sharing or ways of relating to one another. ... destructive forms of dependency.</p> <p>The following section presents some key ethnographies of hunting and gathering populations, who are renowned not only for their