Politics (References)

Question 1

Globalisation is circulation of goods, technologies, ideas, people and capital, not just West to the rest.
Local resistance has formed anti-globalisation

Answer 1

Theodossopoulos, 2009

Question 2

Understand of all forms; Above and Below (speak for poor vulnerable, part movements, part networks, part organisation)

Answer 2

Appadurai, 2001

Question 3

Conspiracy theories are careful accumulation of ‘facts’, equally plausible concepts

Answer 3

Marcus, 1999

Question 4

Treat as equally valid, cultural approach can disentangle conspiracy, not paranoid schizophrenic, but holistic attempt

Answer 4

Sutton, 2003

Question 5

Radical forms of resistance have unintended consequences because state represses

Answer 5

Gledhill, 1994

Question 6

Their are less organised, more pervasive and everyday forms of resistance

Answer 6

James Scott

Question 7

Lack of ethnographic perspective, not understand culture as a whole, internal conflictions, dangerous distortions

Answer 7

Ortner, 1995

Question 8

Peasant collaboration is important

Answer 8

White

Question 9

Second hand clothing in Zambia has large cultural meaning, can stand for conformity, creativity or rebellion

Answer 9

Hansen, 1999

Question 10

People in Endcliffe, Sheffield, unofficial work and work force system operates around kinship ties.

Answer 10

Mollona, 2005

Question 11

Occult economies in South Africa, hard for ethnographers on awkward scale, supernatural transecting planes of reality

Answer 11

Comaroff & Comaroff 1999

Question 12

‘Devil beliefs’ in Chachapoyas region in Peru, like Taussig, not rejection of consumerism (anti-globalisation) but rooted in social and historical forms of power and economy

Answer 12

Nugent, 1996

Question 13

Parts of the world must in the end come to terms with their history and memory of oppressions and exclusions and must be ready to build new societies based on tolerance, mutual recognition, equality and human dignity

Answer 13

Stavenhagen, 2002