evidence on the part of the dispossessed. In the context of the Banjara, vigilance and its consequences of domination through regimes of coloniality, development, and security thus remain central in the perpetual nomadization of these communities in social
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Visualizing Vigilance in the Generalized Representation of the Nomad
Reflections on the Banjara Community in Rajasthan, India
Urmi Bhattacharyya
In Conflict and Society
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- 01 Jun 2022
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Anthropology at the dawn of apartheid
Radcliffe-Brown and Malinowski’s South African engagements, 1919–1934
Isak Niehaus
the colonies (1930a: 4). But Britain should also defend the long-term interests of natives, on whose labor colonial developments depend. Malinowski deplored the fact that natives currently work under conditions resembling slavery. The imposition of
Waiting for Utopia
Young Tunisians, Salafism, and the Post-revolutionary Transition
Giovanni Cordova
Salafism in the Tunisian post-revolutionary scene has represented a new articulation of the historical contradictions facing Tunisia during its post-colonial development. If the Islamism of the 1970s reflected a fragmentation of the national project that
In Religion and Society
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- 01 Sep 2022
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The Representation of “Difficult Pasts” in Military Museums
The Portuguese Colonial War in the Portuguese Armed Forces Museums
André Caiado
2020 ). These processes can be explained to a great extent by the cult of imperial myths and ideologies, colonial development policies and white settlement in the African colonies, and the efforts to imperialize the nation-state that successive
Ruin of Empire
The Uganda Railway and Memory Work in Kenya
Norman Aselmeyer
beneficial to colonial development, the “immiserationist” school conceives of them exclusively as tools of oppression. 9 Colonial railways have become, as Nitin Sinha has persuasively argued, a “whipping boy of reductionist arguments.” 10 Hardly ever
In Journal of Educational Media, Memory, and Society
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- 01 Mar 2022
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To Fail at Scale!
Minimalism and Maximalism in Humanitarian Entrepreneurship
Jamie Cross and Alice Street
-reaching and more inclusive than any previous era's utopian vision for large-scale, national public infrastructures. After all, neither the laboratory systems nor the national electricity grids established by colonial and post-colonial development projects
In Social Anthropology/Anthropologie sociale
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- 01 Jun 2022
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Book Reviews
Stephanie Sipei Lu, Aayushi Gupta, Linnea Wallen, Jesmael Mataga, Jason Gibson, Peter Brunt, Una Dubbelt-Leitch, Liam Holmes, Yimamu Dilinuer, and Jayne Warwick
personal and societal meanings of such a piece of fashion, McKergow explains how this bonnet is also representative of its culture, leading the reader into an exploration of colonial development. Noteworthy in this chapter are the actions and reactions of
Pyropolitics and the Production of Territory
Michael M. Cary
that shaped environmental governance across Europe's empires. Fire Suppression, Post-colonial Development, and Internal Territorialization In the 1980s, scholars working in the emergent field of political ecology began to challenge depoliticized
In Environment and Society
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- 01 Sep 2023
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- 104–121 (18 total)