What (if anything) can economic anthropology say to neoliberal development? Toward new anthropologies of capitalism and its alternativesEconomic anthropologyAlternative developmentNeoliberalismCritiques of neoliberalism and associated forms of development are now abundant. But few if any draw on the vocabulary...
While thick agency involves “having the latitude to act within a broad range of options”, thin agency involves “decisions and everyday actions that are carried out in highly restrictive contexts, characterized by few viable alternatives” (Klocker, 2007, p. 85). Some argue that agency is ...
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However, the relationship between hard, structural factors such as investment in capital and technologies and soft factors such as talent and skills in determining growth performances is complex. The literature is constellated by a long strand of models that provide alternatives to the neoclassical gro...
This proclamation reopened the trade of specific items with the U.K. while taking measures to protect domestic U.S. steel manufacturing and production jobs. Protecting Domestic Consumers By making foreign-produced goods more expensive, tariffs can make domestically produced alternatives seem more attract...
[33]. Clinicians may strive to set boundaries for conditions that are difficult to manage within contemporary biomedicine[26]. Patients, in response, may actively seek medical legitimacy and resist or disavow “demedicalization” or “psychologization” as alternatives to a biomedical explanation of...
The same pro- vider also questioned the policy decision to close the bor- ders, stating: "The argument was to avoid spreading the virus, but there was no way, we kept entering through other alternatives. For me, this was a political measure, this issue of closing the border had nothing...
institutional state entities have been gradually sold off. This makes elections particularly more volatile with coalitions between parties and political actors and minority governments more likely. As voters are turning to alternatives hence the rise of populism on the far left ...
ARTICLE HISTORY Received 27 January 2023 Accepted 9 March 2023 KEYWORDS Digital nomadism; neoliberalism; remote work; taxonomy; mobility; work- life balance; entrepreneurialism; citizenship; transnationalism; gentrification 1. Introduction 1.1. Digital nomadism: pre-pandemic context When we use the term ...
from neoliberalism and re-enter the ‘real world’ as efficient worker-subjects (Adeyemi2019). This conception of time also mirrors compensation for disability—by allowing more time (for exams, work, and travel), individuals can navigate the world at their own pace to handle work requirements ...