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Volume 2017 (2017): Issue 78 (Jun 2017): Boredom after the global financial crisis: From privilege to precarity. Guest Editors: Marguerite van den Berg and Bruce O’Neill
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Table of Contents
Theme Section: Boredom after the global financial crisis
Introduction
Rethinking the class politics of boredom
Joyful pessimism
Marginality, disengagement, and the doing of nothing
The ethnographic negative
Capturing the impress of boredom and inactivity
Too much time
Changing conceptions of boredom, progress, and the future among young men in urban Ethiopia, 2003–2015
Articles
“Because we are the only ones in the community!”
Protest and daily life in poor South African neighborhoods
“They don’t even know how to copy”
The discourse on originality in Albania’s art world
Can a financial bubble burst if no one hears the pop?
Transparency, debt, and the control of price in the Kathmandu land market
Empowering or impoverishing through credit
Small-scale producers and the Plan Chontalpa in Tabasco, Mexico
Why do drug dealers still live with their moms?
Contrasting views from Chicago and Managua
Review Article
Meditations on crises and time in Southeastern Europe
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