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Literature Flashcards

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What is the brexit teacups study

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Balthazar 2017

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What is the desire for domination in Sarajevo case study?

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Jansen 2014

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Who wrote the wall street ethnography?

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Ho 2009

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What kind of models does Gudeman 2001 warn against?

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Universalising models such as marxism

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What is the paper for development as a gift?

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Stirrat and Henkel 2012

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What is the BNP manchester case study

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Smith 2012

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Who looks at the labour benefits of deported US workers?

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Rodney 2016. They know the American consumer and so can serve call centres.

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What is the title and content of Mosse’s work?

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Cultiviating development, ethnography of aid policy and practice in a DFID funded agricultural scheme. He suggests that development is practice driven rather than policy driven.

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What is the argument of Agier 2002?

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She argues that they are comparable to a city but never able to reach it because of the emergency governance structure. It has its own hierarchies and trade, fuelled by Somali pastoralists and traders.

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Which two people argue that development is an intellectual project as well as a material process?

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Aprter 1987 and Power 2003

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Who argues that there is too much Eurocentric focus on state, rather than other relationships in society?

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Balandier 1967

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What is the rural Peru case study?

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Harvey and Knox 2012

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What is the case study for immigrants in a rural scottish town regarding ethnicity?

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Grill 2012

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Which is the case study for the Lebanese border town?

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Obeid 2010

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Who argues that development is the final piece in the prorogation of colonialism?

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Escobar 1995

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Who argues that there is no clear break between colonialism and development

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Wainright 2008

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What is Gudeman 2001’s main argument

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since each are the product of different motivations, you need to distinguish between the community and the market spheres of the economy

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What is a key aspect of Abu Lughod’s argument in relation to the state?

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These people exist at the border of the Egyptian state where the state is weakest

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Whilst Engels said that patrilineal decent was the key to the perpetuation of male hegemony, how does gayle Rubin portray the central idea of the repression of women?

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Obligatory heterosexuality is the central means to oppress women.

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Give an example of a primordialist

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Vanhanen 1999

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What is the argument of Scott in 1985

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the Gramscian idea of hegemony is flawed because you cannot assume that the dominated consent to being dominated

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What is the argument of Gardiner and Lewis 1996 regarding development?

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we need to pluralise the knowledge surrounding development to expose the intersection between language and power

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What ethnographic example supports James Scott?

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Abu Lughod 1990

24
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What is the key concept in Ho 2009

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hegemony, and how the narratives and discourses within the finance sector support and reproduce it

25
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Who is the big guy in relation to resistance?

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James Scott

26
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What is the argument of deGenova 2002?

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That the category of illegal immigrant facilitates the possibility of detention, so legitimises exploitative labour practices. A small number of people incarcerated is enough to create a tangible threat and the reality of an unstable labour force.

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Who argues that there has been insufficient work done into resistance?

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Ortner 1996

28
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Who says that women have been domesticated so as to become a raw material for production?

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Gayle Rubin

29
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What is the argument of Scott in 1990

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subordinate groups employ infrapolitics against their aggressors, so resistance is always there where there is domination, but just on the small scale, like to Abu Lughod.

30
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What does Turner and Swartz 1966 say about the location of the political?

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It must be seen as more than simply force and coercion

31
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What is the key argument of Alvarez and when?

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1995 anthropologists remind us of the micro-scale borders determining our daily practices

32
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What is Herskovit’s argument?

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The emphasis of economists on the phenomena of our own culture makes their principles difficult to apply to nonliterate societies

33
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What is the case study for Nuer ethnicity and their conflict with the Dinka?

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Hutchinson 2000

34
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Who is the new ethnography of development?

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Mosse 2005

35
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What are the two important dates for James Scott?

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1985 and 1990

36
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Give an example of an instrumentalist?

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Chandra 2004

37
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Who distinguishes ethnic instrumentalism with ethnic primordialism?

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Eriksen

38
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Who looks at the immobility of people waiting in Morocco for new information and what do they label them?

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Elliot 2016 paused subjects.

39
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What is the core argument of Silitoe 2010

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Distribution is unnecessary; the producers of everyday needs are the consumers: produce goes largely “from land to mouth”

40
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What is the Wola Ethnography

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Siltioe 2010

41
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Who argues that argues that aid has perpetuated dependency and poor governance in Africa

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Moyo 2009

42
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What is the nationalism case study about the queer Israeli dating site?

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Kuntsman 2008

43
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Who argues that the manchester school’s emphasis is on process, conflict and a dynamic understanding of political anthropology?

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Turner and Swartz 1966 and Balandier 1967

44
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Who has the Banco Palmas case study?

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Dacheux and Gouion

45
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What is the case study for the resistance of the Bedouin women ?

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Abu Lughod 1990

46
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What assertion of Ho in 2009 is useful for the formalism/substantivism debate?

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Neoclassical economics rests on the outdates assumption that it supposes that shareholders are closely tied and interested in the firm’s decisions, rather than simply using it as a vehicle to make money.

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What are resources for the Wola?

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Not scarce

48
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Despite the fact that resources are not scarce for the Wola, what still happens?

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socio-political exchange features ‘valuable’ scarce items

49
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Who considers whether inequality is universal?

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Salzman 1999

50
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What is the leadership of the Grand Valley Dani and who was the person who did the ethnography?

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Heider 1997, they do not have formal leadership but big man is primus inter pares.

51
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Who wrote is Sex to Gender as race is to ethnicity?

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Stolke 1993

52
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Who argues that the state is a reified entity?

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Gupta and Ferguson 2006

53
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Who does the anthropology of a refugee camp?

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Agier 2002

54
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What is the case study regarding the fake documents of Russian immigrants?

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Reeves 2013

55
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What structuralist in 1974 argued that woman is tied to nature but man is identified to culture, so subordination becomes naturalised and internalised

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Ortner 1974

56
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What are two ethnogrpahies that can be used from development?

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1) Osella and Osella 2010 Kerala masculinity
2) Lindley 2009

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