Week 14

Question 1

Economic and Political Anthropology

Answer 1

They look more at the more lived experiences that are a result of economic and political policy

Question 2

Applied Anthropology

Answer 2

using data and methods to solve contemporary problems

Question 3

Overinnovation

Answer 3

Trying to get to much change to quickly

Question 4

Underdifferentiation

Answer 4

Seeing all poorer nations as the same and ignore diversity

Question 5

Equity

Answer 5

Reducing poverty and evening our wealth

Question 6

Economy

Answer 6

The production, distribution, and consumption of resources

Question 7

Mode of production

Answer 7

Way of organizing production

Question 8

Means of production

Answer 8

Land, Labor, Tech, Capital, Knowledge

Question 9

Industrial societies

Answer 9

Industrial soc. Is driven by use of tech for mass production.

Question 10

Reciprocity

Answer 10

Exchange between equals like kinship, marriage, coles personal ties. Ex: Gift exchange

Question 11

Redistribution

Answer 11

Flow of goods in a center

Question 12

The Market Principle

Answer 12

Buying, selling, and valuation a based on supply and demand

Question 13

Power

Answer 13

The ability to exercise one’s will over others

Question 14

Authority

Answer 14

The formal society approves the use of power

Question 15

States

Answer 15

Form of government with internally specialized hierarchically organized apparatus. They also exert control of a territory and have monopoly on legitimate use of force

Question 16

Political repression/oppression

Answer 16

The intentional use of state power to suppress dissent and limit indiv. Freedom

Question 17

Hegemony

Answer 17

The internalization of a dominant ideology