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Globalisation : studies in anthropology / edited by Thomas Hylland Eriksen.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Eriksen, Thomas Hylland.
Series:
Anthropology, culture, and society.
Anthropology, culture, and society
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Anthropology.
Globalization.
Law and anthropology.
Physical Description:
vi, 236 p.
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
London ; Sterling, Va. : Pluto Press, 2003.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Leading anthropologists discuss globalisation.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Several Sites in One
3. Ethnography and the Extreme Internet
4. Global Places and Place- Identities Lessons from Caribbean Research
5. Into Our Time: The Anthropology of Political Life in the Era of Globalisation
6. Shifting Boundaries of a Coastal Community: Tracing Changes on the Margin
7. Considering Global/ Local Relations: Beyond Dualism
8. Anthropologies in Policies, Anthropologies in Places: Reflections on Fieldwork in Documents and Policie
9. Commemorating Global Acts: A Norwegian Way of Holding an Emigrant World Together
10. Exchange Matters: Issues of Law and the Flow of Human Substances
11. The Diffusion of Moral Values in a Global Perspective
12. Epilogue: Studying World Society
Contributors
Index
Abrams, P. 80
adoption and Code Napoléon
209-10
and financial gain 208
and financial gain 211-13
and identity of biological parent 210-11
and Western values 209-10
and Western values 211
local practices 209-10
simple adoption 209-10
transnational 199
transnational 202
transnational 204
transnational 207
transnational 208-11
Africa 126
African Americans 66-7
Afro-Caribbean communities, and family land 60-2
Albanian refugees
22-3
24
alienation 222
Amit, V. 6
ancestors
82-4
85-6
92
Anderson, B.
63
85
Anglo-Americans 67
anthropology
and construction of marginal localities 105
and globalisation 78-80
and globalisation 84-5
and globalisation 90-3
and globalisation 99-100
and kinship 85
and Marxism 7-8
and nation-building 79-80
classification systems 86-90
classification systems 94
complex models 126-7
political 10-11
social 9-10
social 15
and world society 223-5
Antilles
90
91.
Appadurai, A.
5
13
28
59-60
131
Apple computer company
22
27
29
35
architecture, and identity
111-13
115
116
Ardener, E. 110-11
Armenian diaspora
23
26
30
32
34
artificial insemination by donor [AID]
174-5
181-4
and Church 185-6
and exchange relations 179
and exchange relations 183
and exchange relations 184
atomic weapon research 34
audits
10-11
130-4
Augé, M.
139
142
ballet
26-7
33
Barbados, and Internet 41
Barents Region 104-5
Basch, L. 68
Bateson, G. 7
Bauman, Z.
3
81
82
114-15
126
202
Beck, U.
81-2
100
124
125
135
Berlevåg 105-6
Berlin Wall, fall of
9
bio-genetic substances commodification
173
178
179
and exchange theory 177-9
as gift 178-9
as gift 184
couples' rights 180-1
exchange relations 173
exchange relations 177-9
exchange relations 183
exchange relations 184
exchange relations 191
transnational flow of 170
transnational flow of 172
transnational flow of 176-7
transnational flow of 191-2
Björkland, U.
19-20
and participant observation 34
and participant observation 35
Blixen, K. 105-6
Bloch, M.
212
body, as locus of individual 172
Bohlin, K. 186
boundaries, and change
102-3
108-11
116-17
Bourdieu, P. 3
Brazil 222
Britain and children's rights
206
planning system 150
planning system 154-5
Buckinghamshire, planning for housing 140-2
burial, and territory
business, and Internet 40
Båtsfjord airport
108-9
110
and globalising processes 108-13
and identity 111-13
and identity 115
and identity 116-17.
architects open meeting 111-13
architects open meeting 116-17
fiskebruk 109-11
fiskebruk 113
immigration 107
marginality 10
marginality 103-6
marginality 107
transnational connections 106-8
Callon, M.
128
129
capitalism and flexible specialisation
84
global 124
Carey, J. 198
Caribbean
99
218-19
family land 60-2
St Kitts-Nevis union 63-5
Caribbean diasporas family networks
70-4
75
and place 9
and place 60-2
and place 72-4
identities 71-2
identities 73-4
incorporation into American society 67-8
Carrier, J. 113-14
Cassidy, J. 41
caste system 23
Castells, M.
12
221
change
94
100-3
108
Chicago School 7
childhood
199
213
children child labour
and family 203-4
and family 207
children's rights
11-12
201
203-9
and cultural variation 207
and cultural variation 208
and universal values 205-6
and universal values 213-14
and Western values 205
and Western values 206
and Western values 213
biological origins 182-3
biological origins 185
China
150
200
204
222
Christian missionaries
199-200
citizenship 86-7
Code Napoléon 209-10
collective remembrance 160-2
Colombia 204
colonialism, and globalisation
Comaroff, J. and J. 84
commemoration
160-2
164-8
community
10
13-14
147-8
comparative studies
207
continuity 13-14
Coronil, F. 91
Cuba 91
cultural fundamentalism
87-9
214
culture and place
159
as process 8
as process 14
as self-description 130
culture-and-personality school 1
Cunningham, H. 204
Dahlén, T.
33-4
Dalits
33.
Daniels, K. 179
de Rivero, O.
Delaney, C. 85
Denmark
181-2
diasporas
69
70
ethnic 69-70
sustaining links 167
diffusionism
2
6
discontinuity
spatial and temporal 114
Dominica
71
72-3
Dumont, L. 198
Durkheim, E.
217
224
Dåvøy, L. 183
Eastern Europe national identifications
83
reburial of ancestors 82-4
egg donation
174
175
180
181
187-90
Egypt, and adoption 210
Electricity of France 129
embryo research
176
status of 180-1
Engels, F. 224
Ennew, J. 206
Ethiopia 204
ethnography
14
15
and Internet 40-57
multi-sited 50-1
multi-sited 53
multi-sited 56
multi-sited 100
Europe, hostility towards immigrants
87
88
European Union 222
Evans-Pritchard, E.E.
93
Evers Rosander, E.
evolutionism
exchange theory 177-9
exclusion
exile nationalism 70
extended case method 7
fatherhood see paternity/fatherhood federations 222
Ferguson, J.
59
78-9
field choice of
25-8
as network of localities 21-3
as network of localities 25
as network of localities 27-8
political movements 23-4
fieldwork
6-7
18-35
217-18
and comparative studies 27
and language 30
and locality 19-23
and material objects 139
and material objects 140
and networks 140
and participant observation 33-5
and relationships 31-3
and time 13
and time 28-30
and travel 28
and travel 30
gatekeepers 32-3
interviews 34
multi-local 21-35
multi-local 50-1
multi-local 53
multi-local 56
multi-local 100
multi-temporal approach 100.
multi-temporal approach 103
multi-temporal approach 117
policy-based 140-8
single-sited 13
single-sited 15
single-sited 28-9
Finnmark
103-4
alternative maps of 104-5
Finns, in Båtsfjord 107
Firth, R. 85
Flynbjerg, B. 149
foreign correspondants
18
32-3
Fortes, M. 225
Foucault, M.
130
134
200-1
Franklin, B.
205
Friedman, J.
122
123
Garden City Movement 150
Garsten, C.
multi-local approach 22
multi-local approach 24
multi-local approach 27
multi-local approach 28
multi-local approach 29
multi-local approach 31
Gaston Family, Dominica 72-3
Geertz, C.
1
8
20
Gell, A. 140
Ghana 224
Giddens, A.
Glick Schiller, N. 68-9
global actors
124-5
128-30
and macro actors 125
and macro actors 128-9
resistance to 11
resistance to 136
global associations
130-1
and Internet studies 54-6
and macro/micro distinction 125
and macro/micro distinction 127
global embeddedness
global institutions 221-2
global localities
158-9
162
and historical continuities 82
and historical continuities 84-5
and identity discourse 114-16
global/local relations
58-9
122-36
156
and anthropological models 125-8
dualism 123
dualism 125-8
dualism 135
globalisation
24-5
122-3
138-9
148
219-20
and alliances 200
and boundaries 116-17
and collapse of communism 81-4
and colonialism 11-12
and colonialism 199-200
globalisation continued and inequality
220
and moral values 198-214
and nation-state 202-3
and place 58-75
and place 94.
and political life 78-94.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9781783710539
1783710535
9781849641876
1849641870
9780585488875
0585488878
OCLC:
53977946

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