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16 May 2024: filter by subject. - Any -. Economics. Health. Kinship. Politics. Region. ... When patients failed to take their medications, healthcare professionals regarded them as non-compliant, and responded by implementing powerful technologies of surveillance:

16 May 2024: or doesn’t count as such is laden with social, cultural, political, and economic repercussions that did not exist in previous epochs. ... Do the Olympics make economic sense? The Olympic Games aren’t financially rational, but their value can be

16 May 2024: Food sharing among Ache foragers: tests of explanatory hypotheses. Current Anthropology 26, 223-46. ... Current Anthropology, 59(1), 74-97. Sahlins, M. 1988. Stone age economics. London: Routledge.

16 May 2024: The pencil test involved running a pencil through a person’s hair to determine that person’s racial classification. ... Racist systems, processes, and structures create the linkages between non-biological racialised groups and specific social,

16 May 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. ... To shoehorn postsocialism into the narrow rubric of area studies

16 May 2024: as an instrument of economic development, diplomacy or national security (Petryna and Biehl 2013, 7). ... The US Strategic National Stockpile also included masks and antivirals distributed during exercises to test for the allocation of scarce resources

16 May 2024: They systematically fail tasks devised by Western researchers (like Jean Piaget and Alexander Luria) to test whether a child has cognitively advanced from early childhood to middle childhood. ... For example, in one task, the person taking the test is

16 May 2024: realms of global governance, economics, and health shape our lived experience and institutions. ... Under the guise of ‘good governance’, they are often aimed at increasing economic efficiency.

16 May 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

16 May 2024: the test of time (see, e.g., Amadiume 1987; Butler 1990; MacCormack & Strathern 1980; Oyěwùmí 1997). ... Gough lends support to the view that matriliny is vulnerable in the face of economic advancement:.

16 May 2024: have deficits in intellectual functions that can be measured by psychometric tests; 2) have deficits in adaptive functioning that result in a failure to meet developmental and sociocultural standards for personal ... The concept also focuses our

16 May 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.

16 May 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 ... 2017). Whilst the method of

16 May 2024: economic responsibility – is a ‘privilege of the rich’ in this context (1998: 393). ... Relatively unusually for her time, she also analysed children’s drawings, and conducted Rorschach psychological tests.

16 May 2024: I. Cunnison). London: Forgotten Books.</p> <p>Meillassoux, C. 1972. From reproduction to production: a Marxist approach to economic anthropology. ... i>Science and Society</i> <b>83</b>, 451-68.</p> <p>Narotzky, S. 1997. <i>New directions in economic

16 May 2024: world. Its negative connotation is particularly evident in the spheres of politics and economics, which this entry will focus on. ... world-system(s) theories’, a political economic theory that grew out of ‘dependency theory’ in the 1970s.

16 May 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 ... 2017). Whilst the method of

16 May 2024: When patients failed to take their medications, healthcare professionals regarded them as non-compliant, and responded by implementing powerful technologies of surveillance: random tests were performed, such as urine testing or

16 May 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

16 May 2024: The pencil test involved running a pencil through a person’s hair to determine that person’s racial classification. ... 188). Racist systems, processes, and structures create the linkages between non-biological racialised groups and specific social,

16 May 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

16 May 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,

16 May 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

16 May 2024: This theory was put to test, and eventually challenged, by the 1898 Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits (Haddon 1901; Herle and Rouse 1998; Sullivan 2012), which also sought more generally ... Social scientists have pointed to the

16 May 2024: This theory was put to test, and eventually challenged, by the 1898 Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits (Haddon 1901; Herle and Rouse 1998; Sullivan 2012), which also sought more generally ... Social scientists have pointed to the

16 May 2024: This theory was put to test, and eventually challenged, by the 1898 Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits (Haddon 1901; Herle and Rouse 1998; Sullivan 2012), which also sought more generally ... Social scientists have pointed to the

16 May 2024: that can be measured by psychometric tests; 2) have deficits in adaptive functioning that result in a failure to meet developmental and sociocultural standards for personal independence and social responsibility;and ... The concept also focuses our

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16 May 2024: Yet the goals also promoted a framework for thinking of health as a matter of global economic progress and planning. ... the experience of wellness) to being a proxy for economic growth and development.

16 May 2024: economic processes for Marx, and therefore the property of more than simply those who ‘own’ or ‘possess’ them. ... This was a form of social and economic organisation that supported neither the accumulation of wealth nor the development of

16 May 2024: act on their essential duty of promoting health in the name of “humanitarian reason” or as an instrument of economic development, diplomacy or national security (Petryna and Biehl 2013, 7)</p> ... The US Strategic National Stockpile also included

16 May 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.

16 May 2024: This theory was put to test, and eventually challenged, by the 1898 Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits (Haddon 1901; Herle and Rouse 1998; Sullivan 2012), which also sought more generally ... Social scientists have pointed to the

16 May 2024: When patients failed to take their medications, healthcare professionals regarded them as non-compliant, and responded by implementing powerful technologies of surveillance: random tests were performed, such as urine testing or

16 May 2024: to the borders of nation states, as humanitarian aid distributes it across regions in light of sharp global economic inequalities. ... The relational and hard-to-measure qualities of care often make it hard to justify in quantitative or economic terms.

16 May 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. ... Food sharing among Ache foragers: tests of explanatory hypotheses. <em>Current

16 May 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. ... Food sharing among Ache foragers: tests of explanatory hypotheses. <em>Current

16 May 2024: transform their social and economic status (Bajorek 2020).</p> <p>The political potential of photography, however, is not limited to what is depicted in images.

16 May 2024: understood to be political and economic ills (Lakoff 2005). ... As these women bear the burden of redeeming themselves both from the nation’s traumatic past and the economic precarity brought on by radical monetary policies, they discuss depression as

16 May 2024: Under the guise of ‘good governance’, they are often aimed at increasing economic efficiency. ... the ability to assert new relationships of responsibility, alongside its ability to measure economic efficiency.

16 May 2024: It then segues to a regionally focused exploration of how ethnicity has been wielded differently in various global contexts, as a catalyst of social, political, and economic change. ... people who share some patterns of normative behavior’ (Cohen 1974,

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16 May 2024: Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology - Language https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry-tags/language en Literacy https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/literacy <div class="image"><img typeof="foaf:Image"

16 May 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,

16 May 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.

16 May 2024: economic processes for Marx, and therefore the property of more than simply those who ‘own’ or ‘possess’ them. ... This was a form of social and economic organisation that supported neither the accumulation of wealth nor the development of

16 May 2024: The pencil test involved running a pencil through a person’s hair to determine that person’s racial classification. ... 188). Racist systems, processes, and structures create the linkages between non-biological racialised groups and specific social,

16 May 2024: It refers to a form of capitalism ascendant since the 1970s but informed by post-war economic philosophical ideas. ... Such theorists were frequently influenced by Marxist concepts, and often focused on neoliberalism as a political economic structure or

16 May 2024: The pencil test involved running a pencil through a person’s hair to determine that person’s racial classification. ... 188). Racist systems, processes, and structures create the linkages between non-biological racialised groups and specific social,

16 May 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,