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Ethnic Groups and Boundaries: The Social Organization of Culture Difference
Maurice Freedman,Fredrik Barth +1 more
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Comment peut-on être militant ? Sociologie des cultures partisanes et des (dés)engagements Les jeunes militants d'Alleanza Nazionale, Lega Nord et Forza Italia face au pouvoir
TL;DR: In this paper, a partir d'une enquete qualitative menee aupres de jeunes engages dans trois partis italiens de "droite" and "extreme droite" (Alleanza Nazionale, Lega Nord and Forza Italia), nous avons cherche a mettre au jour the conditions presidant a l'appropriation des cultures politiques and leur transformation / alteration au cours du temps, notamment face aux changements lies a la conquete and l'exercice du
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Reframing Europe and the Global: Conceptualizing the Border in Cultural Encounters:
TL;DR: The authors explore the inadequacy of the representation of the border, which is underpinned by Manichean distinctions of friend and foe, superior and inferior, inside and outside, to analyze the cultural encounter between Europeans and their others.
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Sewing interest in E-textiles: analyzing making from a gendered perspective
TL;DR: It is argued e-textiles allows both girls and boys to demonstrate technical mastery as well as to explore and construct a spectrum of gendered sociotechnical identities that might otherwise be obscured by conventional masculinist attitudes towards technology.
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Who are the Kuchi? Nomad self‐identities in Afghanistan
TL;DR: The authors examines the usage of both "Kuchi" and "nomad" and locates them in the wider contexts of ethnic labelling practices in Afghanistan, anthropological debates about pastoral nomadism, and government-nomad relations in both Afghanistan and neighbouring Iran.
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Anthropology and the study of social movements
Ton Salman,Willem Assies +1 more
TL;DR: Moore as discussed by the authors pointed out that it is impossible to analyze social movements if one confines the effort to making an analysis of political power relations, or if one trusts on the automatism that accumulated frustration and anger will produce insurrection.