Urban Anthropology and Studies of Cultural Systems and World Economic Development, 2016
Despite the longstanding recognition of the impor- tance of the Everglades in the nation's ec... more Despite the longstanding recognition of the impor- tance of the Everglades in the nation's ecosystem, and the poten- tial impact of the Everglades Restoration Project, few social scien- tists have worked in this area, and none have explored the impact of the Restoration project on the region and its communities. This paper seeks to integrate the Everglades on local, national and glo- bal levels, emphasizing the role of politics and community organi- zations on the development of the current multi-billion dollar plan for environmental restoration. The paper explores concerns of sec- tors of the regional population and their experiences in attempts to participate in current processes; establishes levels of integration on which analysis can take place; poses questions about the dis- juncture among various sectors, including industry, development interests and community concerns on the planning process; and situates the role of sugar and the Cuban revolution on the current status of decision making on Florida and national policy develop- ers. The paper argues that current discussions of globalization are inadequate for a careful analysis of local-level interactions with larger social fields, and that these discussions follow a more politi- cized strategy of capital fluidity than a holistic analysis of rapid
... The Mystification of Production and the consequences of Technology Fetishism in the Easternco... more ... The Mystification of Production and the consequences of Technology Fetishism in the Easterncongo 71 JAMEs h. sMITh AND JEFFrEy W ... in Bits: coltan and the Digital Divide 72 Global Accounting 78 The Political and cultural Economy of coltan 78 cultural Economies of War ...
... Stefanie Gapinski made that atmosphere possible. Particular thanks are due to Mike Budd, who ... more ... Stefanie Gapinski made that atmosphere possible. Particular thanks are due to Mike Budd, who willingly and repeatedly discussed questions of class and community, and to Susan Buck Morss, who suggested that I look into the connections between class and discourse. ...
... The Mystification of Production and the consequences of Technology Fetishism in the Easternco... more ... The Mystification of Production and the consequences of Technology Fetishism in the Easterncongo 71 JAMEs h. sMITh AND JEFFrEy W ... in Bits: coltan and the Digital Divide 72 Global Accounting 78 The Political and cultural Economy of coltan 78 cultural Economies of War ...
Page 1. tO/K" Edited Mike Budd Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. Page 5. Rethi... more Page 1. tO/K" Edited Mike Budd Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. Page 5. Rethinking Disney This One BZPF-YA2-2D5H Page 6. Page 7. RETHINKING Disney PRIVATE CONTROL, PUBLIC D 5 IVl ENSIONS EDITED BY Mike Budd and ...
Despite the longstanding recognition of the impor- tance of the Everglades in the nation's ec... more Despite the longstanding recognition of the impor- tance of the Everglades in the nation's ecosystem, and the poten- tial impact of the Everglades Restoration Project, few social scien- tists have worked in this area, and none have explored the impact of the Restoration project on the region and its communities. This paper seeks to integrate the Everglades on local, national and glo- bal levels, emphasizing the role of politics and community organi- zations on the development of the current multi-billion dollar plan for environmental restoration. The paper explores concerns of sec- tors of the regional population and their experiences in attempts to participate in current processes; establishes levels of integration on which analysis can take place; poses questions about the dis- juncture among various sectors, including industry, development interests and community concerns on the planning process; and situates the role of sugar and the Cuban revolution on the current status of decision making on Florida and national policy develop- ers. The paper argues that current discussions of globalization are inadequate for a careful analysis of local-level interactions with larger social fields, and that these discussions follow a more politi- cized strategy of capital fluidity than a holistic analysis of rapid
Introduction Part I: Positioning Queer Theory Chapter One: Crossroads Chapter Two: Making Queer T... more Introduction Part I: Positioning Queer Theory Chapter One: Crossroads Chapter Two: Making Queer Theory Part II: Evaluating Practice Chapter Three: Considering Sex, Gender and Difference Chapter Four: Capitalism and its Transgressors Chapter Five: Meta-identity, Performativity, and Internalized Homophobia Part III: Moving Ahead Chapter Six: From Culture to Action Conclusion: Theory, Politics and the Community Notes Bibliography
Urban Anthropology and Studies of Cultural Systems and World Economic Development, 2016
Despite the longstanding recognition of the impor- tance of the Everglades in the nation's ec... more Despite the longstanding recognition of the impor- tance of the Everglades in the nation's ecosystem, and the poten- tial impact of the Everglades Restoration Project, few social scien- tists have worked in this area, and none have explored the impact of the Restoration project on the region and its communities. This paper seeks to integrate the Everglades on local, national and glo- bal levels, emphasizing the role of politics and community organi- zations on the development of the current multi-billion dollar plan for environmental restoration. The paper explores concerns of sec- tors of the regional population and their experiences in attempts to participate in current processes; establishes levels of integration on which analysis can take place; poses questions about the dis- juncture among various sectors, including industry, development interests and community concerns on the planning process; and situates the role of sugar and the Cuban revolution on the current status of decision making on Florida and national policy develop- ers. The paper argues that current discussions of globalization are inadequate for a careful analysis of local-level interactions with larger social fields, and that these discussions follow a more politi- cized strategy of capital fluidity than a holistic analysis of rapid
... The Mystification of Production and the consequences of Technology Fetishism in the Easternco... more ... The Mystification of Production and the consequences of Technology Fetishism in the Easterncongo 71 JAMEs h. sMITh AND JEFFrEy W ... in Bits: coltan and the Digital Divide 72 Global Accounting 78 The Political and cultural Economy of coltan 78 cultural Economies of War ...
... Stefanie Gapinski made that atmosphere possible. Particular thanks are due to Mike Budd, who ... more ... Stefanie Gapinski made that atmosphere possible. Particular thanks are due to Mike Budd, who willingly and repeatedly discussed questions of class and community, and to Susan Buck Morss, who suggested that I look into the connections between class and discourse. ...
... The Mystification of Production and the consequences of Technology Fetishism in the Easternco... more ... The Mystification of Production and the consequences of Technology Fetishism in the Easterncongo 71 JAMEs h. sMITh AND JEFFrEy W ... in Bits: coltan and the Digital Divide 72 Global Accounting 78 The Political and cultural Economy of coltan 78 cultural Economies of War ...
Page 1. tO/K" Edited Mike Budd Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. Page 5. Rethi... more Page 1. tO/K" Edited Mike Budd Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. Page 5. Rethinking Disney This One BZPF-YA2-2D5H Page 6. Page 7. RETHINKING Disney PRIVATE CONTROL, PUBLIC D 5 IVl ENSIONS EDITED BY Mike Budd and ...
Despite the longstanding recognition of the impor- tance of the Everglades in the nation's ec... more Despite the longstanding recognition of the impor- tance of the Everglades in the nation's ecosystem, and the poten- tial impact of the Everglades Restoration Project, few social scien- tists have worked in this area, and none have explored the impact of the Restoration project on the region and its communities. This paper seeks to integrate the Everglades on local, national and glo- bal levels, emphasizing the role of politics and community organi- zations on the development of the current multi-billion dollar plan for environmental restoration. The paper explores concerns of sec- tors of the regional population and their experiences in attempts to participate in current processes; establishes levels of integration on which analysis can take place; poses questions about the dis- juncture among various sectors, including industry, development interests and community concerns on the planning process; and situates the role of sugar and the Cuban revolution on the current status of decision making on Florida and national policy develop- ers. The paper argues that current discussions of globalization are inadequate for a careful analysis of local-level interactions with larger social fields, and that these discussions follow a more politi- cized strategy of capital fluidity than a holistic analysis of rapid
Introduction Part I: Positioning Queer Theory Chapter One: Crossroads Chapter Two: Making Queer T... more Introduction Part I: Positioning Queer Theory Chapter One: Crossroads Chapter Two: Making Queer Theory Part II: Evaluating Practice Chapter Three: Considering Sex, Gender and Difference Chapter Four: Capitalism and its Transgressors Chapter Five: Meta-identity, Performativity, and Internalized Homophobia Part III: Moving Ahead Chapter Six: From Culture to Action Conclusion: Theory, Politics and the Community Notes Bibliography
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