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Localizing the Internet: an anthropological account by Postill, John
STEPHEN M. LYON
Localizing modernity in the Eastern Black Sea Region of Turkey
Historical anthropology perspectives
Ömer Turan
Ildikó Bellér-Hann and Chris Hann, Turkish region: State, market, and social identities on the East Black Sea Coast. Oxford/Santa Fe: James Currey/School of American Research Center, 2001, 244 pp., ISBN 0-85255-279-3 (paperback).
Micheal E. Meeker, A nation of empire: The Ottoman legacy of Turkish modernity. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2002, 420 pp., ISBN 0-520-22526-0 (paperback).
Pursuing sustainable development from below
Harlan Koff and Carmen Maganda
global affairs. However, localized visions of sustainable development continue to thrive. These development models are based on local movements that include a variety of actors with concrete grievances and focused visions for the futures of their
Migration, Humanitarianism, and the Politics of Knowledge
An Interview with Juliano Fiori
Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh and Juliano Fiori
't need to be stated, conscious, or rationally pursued. It is the means through which the powerful disarm and transform agendas they cannot suppress. The “localization agenda” is a good example. Measures to enable effective local responses to disaster
“Why Do We Ask Them About Their Gender, If We Then Go on to Do Nothing with It?”
Constructions of Masculinity in Youth Justice in England and Wales
Eric Baumgartner
of vulnerability in the young men's behavior and personal experiences. The consumption of alcohol was evidently seen as part of normative masculine behavior ( Winlow 2002 ), specifically in the context of localized hegemonic masculinity ( Connell and
Toward a Definition of Transnational Girlhood
Catherine Vanner
elements of transnational feminism that are applicable to transnational girlhood, including analysis that connects global structures and localized experiences within nation-states, intersectional lenses that prioritize the voices of traditionally
A Thousand Eruptions
Religious Intensification in Melanesia and Beyond
Fraser Macdonald
’, ‘renewal’, or ‘awakening’, are irreducibly unique singularities that laterally interact and interconnect as elements of wider, open, complex wholes. Anthropologists have excelled at capturing localized intensifications, with many accounts forming the core
“Tobacco! Tobacco!”
Exporting New Habits to Siberia and Russian America
Matthew P. Romaniello
which the “connections between actors are seen as complex webs of interdependence” rather than as a linear set of links. 6 Furthermore, studying different regions in Russia reveals the process of “localization” by unpacking the articulation of
“It's Not Being Racist, but … ”
A Youth Gang and the Creation of Belonging Based on “Othering”
Sinead Gormally
. This creation of boundaries reflects a contemporary form of racism through the othering of the Roma community and highlights localized racism that reflects broader societal dynamics. The importance of this research lies in its demonstration that youth
The Mystery of the Missing Men
How Do Young Men Experience “Belong-ing” in Higher Education?
Vicki Trowler, Robert Allan, and Rukhsana Din
different studies, located in Scotland, England, and South Africa, respectively, this article unpacks the experiences of young men positioned (or who considered themselves) “nontraditional” in their localized HE environments in the context of the constructs