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24 Jun 2024: It can be part of muted practices of everyday support, for example when neighbours who know about one another’s economic hardship bring food without commenting on their reasons for doing ... and discourse warrants a close examination of language.

24 Jun 2024: 188). Racist systems, processes, and structures create the linkages between non-biological racialised groups and specific social, political, economic, and health-related outcomes.

24 Jun 2024: practice would bear much closer ethnographic examination (Fadil &amp; Fernando 2015; see e.g. ... The family, inheritance and Islam: a re-examination of the sociology of <em>fara’id</em> law.

24 Jun 2024: Altogether, anthropologists have provided an extraordinarily rich ethnographic record of the various ways in which architecture is intricately related to cultural values, social identities, and political or economic relationships. ... Conversely, Melanie

24 Jun 2024: realms of global governance, economics, and health shape our lived experience and institutions. ... Quantification practices have often themselves become the link between populations and the local, national, or international entities that govern their

24 Jun 2024: world. Introduction: dependence in context. The spectre of economic dependence haunts our world. ... world-system(s) theories’, a political economic theory that grew out of ‘dependency theory’ in the 1970s.

24 Jun 2024: As Harvey notes, the ‘increasing social inequality’ is observable in national income distribution. ... 2013. What was ‘new’ about neoliberalism? Economic Affairs 33(1), 78-92. Collier, S.J.

24 Jun 2024: to push economic development through cooperation, attracting followers across Papua New Guinea’s Rai Coast. ... His son James Yali, however, was elected several times to Papua New Guinea’s national Parliament.

24 Jun 2024: of ‘holistic’, ‘traditional’, and ‘natural’ treatments, and the attempts of many countries to incorporate alternative treatments into national healthcare. ... In other words, scholars highlight that the efficacy of biomedicine is embedded in

24 Jun 2024: Marxist theory influenced cultural ecology’s materialist emphasis in the examination of human-ecological systems. ... Economic Geography 50 (3), 256-77. 1996. Justice, nature, and the geography of difference.

24 Jun 2024: The end of history’ (see below) has come and gone. Socialism still persists in various incarnations as a powerful political and economic challenge to late capitalism and liberalism. ... closure. Having become a European Union frontier state, Latvia is

24 Jun 2024: Nash 2001) also sought to promote a mestizo national identity through land reform. ... Mexico’s Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) enjoyed unbroken national power until the year 2000.

24 Jun 2024: Jennifer Shannon’s ethnography of the ‘Our Lives’ inaugural exhibition at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington (2014). ... Shannon, J. 2014. Our lives: collaboration, native voice, and the making of the National Museum of the

24 Jun 2024: Buddhist economics, monastic life, and gender. Anthropologists have analysed Buddhist historical and ethnographic materials through careful attention to economic practice. ... Many Buddhist practitioners in Japan engage with Buddhism in order to receive

24 Jun 2024: discussed – in and out of print – since the famous London School of Economics seminars under Malinowski. ... Studies that throw light upon alien practices and values often lead to self-examination.

24 Jun 2024: At issue was a ‘process of demoralization begun by economic exploitation and the loss of political autonomy’ (AAA 1947: 541). ... the attractions of a short-cut via judicially enforceable social and economic rights’ (2006: 80).

24 Jun 2024: 2009). Employing accepted social-scientific reasoning, they cast lottery gambling as a form of symbolic resistance to economic paternalism. ... Discussion paper submitted to the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, National Australian

24 Jun 2024: Socialism still persists in various incarnations as a powerful political and economic challenge to late capitalism and liberalism. ... of economic and political neoliberalism, granting to himself, as it were, the dialectical best of both worlds.

24 Jun 2024: Many experts have responded to fears about the spread of illness by linking global health to national security. ... the experience of wellness) to being a proxy for economic growth and development.

24 Jun 2024: Chicago: University Press. Guemple, D.L. 1979. Inuit adoption. Ottawa: National Museums of Canada. ... a child for adoption is very often circumscribed by economic and social circumstances.

24 Jun 2024: For example, Buddhists in Sri Lanka are encouraged to cultivate ‘mindfulness of death’ (maranasañña) which, as Langer (2007: 53) suggests, is aimed at ‘the final liberation’ and disengagement from society. ... The most absolute form of

24 Jun 2024: political and economic anthropology, material culture studies, science and technology studies, and the anthropology of the state to interrogate, in a huge range of places and contexts, what infrastructures are, how ... As such, they effectively function

24 Jun 2024: Nowadays, Indigenous media ranges from national television broadcast programs to radio, experimental arts, documentaries, and narrative film. ... Clearly there are no firm or final answers to these broad questions, which by necessity should return time

24 Jun 2024: The final section will turn to the larger questions of the implications for the nature of anthropology and humanity. ... This will be the subject of the final section. How we do anthropology digitally.

24 Jun 2024: Social scientists have pointed to the impact of neoliberal attitudes on social and economic stressors such as unemployment in relation to the rapid increase in ‘mental health problems’. ... In an age of psychopharmacology, the ‘pharmaceutical

24 Jun 2024: Quantification practices have often themselves become the link between populations and the local, national, or international entities that govern their economic, social, and physical wellbeing. ... Under the guise of ‘good governance’, they are often

24 Jun 2024: Sometimes it is used to distinguish relations of sociability (the tenor of interactions, transactions, obligations between persons) from relations of an institutional or systemic kind: economic, political, gender relations, as when ... Deleuze calls it a

24 Jun 2024: Hence ‘debt […] generates […] economic and political rents’: regular payments someone receives simply because of owning something (Roitman 2005, 74). ... This mode of economic extraction takes place through financial and commercial relations,

24 Jun 2024: At issue was a ‘process of demoralization begun by economic exploitation and the loss of political autonomy’ (AAA 1947: 541). ... the attractions of a short-cut via judicially enforceable social and economic rights’ (2006: 80).

24 Jun 2024: 2019; Yates-Doerr 2011). However, this framing ignores the social, economic, and political contexts that impact the diabetes experiences of many patients. ... traction in anthropological diabetes research, as it provides a framework for understanding the

24 Jun 2024: Anthropologists have also highlighted the role played by houses in producing a distinctive mode of economic organisation, known as the ‘house economy’ (Gudeman & Rivera 1990) or the ‘domestic mode of production’ ... A final tension worth

24 Jun 2024: These constituted movements that amplified causes which spoke not only to economic and class-related goals, but also to civil rights, ethics, and alternative ways of inhabiting the world. ... Paradoxically, processes aimed at consensual decision-making

24 Jun 2024: plan for the final stages of life and death (Long 2005; Seale and van der Geest 2004; Zaman et al. ... Geneva: World Health Organization. ———. 2002. National cancer control programmes: Policies and managerial guidelines, 2nd ed.

24 Jun 2024: It refers to a form of capitalism ascendant since the 1970s but informed by post-war economic philosophical ideas. ... As Harvey notes, the ‘increasing social inequality’ is observable in national income distribution.

24 Jun 2024: The occurrence of sharing behaviour cannot be sufficiently explained by the economic and ecological pressures of a resource situation, even though these play a role. ... Wenzel, G. Hovesrud-Broda &amp; N. Kishigami, 7-26. Osaka: National Museum of

24 Jun 2024: In the UK, for example, the foundation of the National Health Service (NHS) was also the foundation of an information apparatus that could serve other ends (Rule 1973). ... Are Indian citizens really being compensated by Aadhaar, or is this the final

24 Jun 2024: Often this is commensurate with the territoriality of the state, in which national borders become sites of heightened surveillance, historically through an alliance of sensory and documentary forms (Baĭburin 2021; Breckenridge ... In the UK, for example,

24 Jun 2024: contagions and potential pandemics whose vectors of transmission do not adhere to national boundaries(Caduff 2014). ... the experience of wellness) to being a proxy for economic growth and development.

24 Jun 2024: efficacy</strong></h2> <p>Discourses on nationalism and national medicine are often interlaced with debates about modernity (Croizier 1968; Khan 2006). ... In other words, scholars highlight that the efficacy of biomedicine is embedded in its social and

24 Jun 2024: In his final two lecture series at the Collège de France, Foucault sought to clarify this relationship between subject and context by turning to a very specific aspect of self-cultivation ... and broadcast both at the site of the street performance and

24 Jun 2024: These constituted movements that amplified causes which spoke not only to economic and class-related goals, but also to civil rights, ethics, and alternative ways of inhabiting the world. ... Paradoxically, processes aimed at consensual decision-making

24 Jun 2024: world-system(s) theories’, a political economic theory that grew out of ‘dependency theory’ in the 1970s. ... of dependence have been subject to critical examination by writers otherwise sympathetic to the broad thrust of his argument.

24 Jun 2024: For example, measurements of the GNP (gross national product) exclude those activities that are said not to produce economic value such as government transfers, charitable donations, family gifts, and bequests, even ... 1921. The primitive economics of

24 Jun 2024: sup></a> Increasingly across different social worlds, from local healing practices and national health systems to everyday affairs of care and kinship, global health discourses, and beyond, mental health has emerged ... Social scientists have pointed to

24 Jun 2024: sup></a> Increasingly across different social worlds, from local healing practices and national health systems to everyday affairs of care and kinship, global health discourses, and beyond, mental health has emerged ... Social scientists have pointed to

24 Jun 2024: sup></a> Increasingly across different social worlds, from local healing practices and national health systems to everyday affairs of care and kinship, global health discourses, and beyond, mental health has emerged ... Social scientists have pointed to

24 Jun 2024: 2019; Yates-Doerr 2011). However, this framing ignores the social, economic, and political contexts that impact the diabetes experiences of many patients. ... traction in anthropological diabetes research, as it provides a framework for understanding the

24 Jun 2024: self-contained societies and cultures unaffected by wider political and economic forces. ... Sutton reveals such histories—as disruptive events—operate as well at national level, as in the collaboration with the Italian Occupation of the island.</p>

24 Jun 2024: These gifts serve socio-political functions while forming an important part of the local economy, motivating economic behaviour and ‘making the world go around’. ... of economic rationality and the notion of<em>Homo economicus</em>, which is exactly

24 Jun 2024: This entry has foregrounded global environmental, colonial, and economic crises as examples, and it forecasts that anthropology will never cease to find new monsters.