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... Nature on the Las Vegas Strip is constructed and themed to match the socioeconomics of the clientele of the various hotel-casinos. Design decisions such as whether to use artificial plants or real plants and whether to display nature as imperfect or flawless are taken to the extreme in Las Vegas...

... to existing theories of redistributive politics in Latin America that emphasize the mediation of redistribution between unequal dyads (e.g., clientelism and patronage), collaboration was a triadic system that emphasized the ongoing creation and multiplication of redistributive social relationships...

... shows, this three-way relationship between the electorate, the party, and the don comes out clearly at election time. While the connections between dons, political parties, politicians, and voters have often been read as primarily transactional forms of clientelism, this chapter draws on ethnography...

... of these materials reflects and engineers a conception of transcorporeal personhood well suited to the political interests of merchant monarchs, diasporic communities that rely on clientelism, and, more generally, to the cosmopolitan context of these religions' genesis. beads vessels Brazilian Candomblé...

...” to corner real estate markets for a luxury clientele on one end and secure affordable housing on the other. The chapter unpacks how intricate urban design as well as urban cultural and commercial movements are mobilized to engineer “community” in each neighborhood and the politics and contradictions...

... arrangements”), or they rely on (more or less disruptive) collective action. A detailed look at Pocho’s actions sheds much-needed light on the horizontal abuse and lateral animosity that pervade the urban margins. patronage politics clientelism brokers ambivalence ...

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... and claim access to public space. This chapter focuses on 1970s disputes in Boston between the queer clientele of popular venues Jacque's and the Other Side and their residential neighbors who sought to shut down the venues. Gay neighborhoods and their gentrification typically have been understood as white...

... sheets. This often-overlooked mainland frontier contrasts with the city: a rural and undifferentiated landscape set against a meticulously differentiated urban center. Yet Jacopo de’ Barbari’s margins testify to the ambitions and scope of the View , particularly how it addresses a German clientele...

... Queer Latinx bars and clubs provide community sanctuaries that operate in proximity to and distance from white gay male bars in culturally specific ways. This chapter focuses on individual sites across Los Angeles that have served diverse clienteles amidst different contexts: Circus Disco...

... and abundant food and a clientele that ranged from meat workers to sex workers. Resonant with the poet’s own nostalgia for his homeland, the voice reflects not the migrant’s dream of the future, but her dream of what she has left behind. ...

... and claim access to public space. This chapter focuses on 1970s disputes in Boston between the queer clientele of popular venues Jacque's and the Other Side and their residential neighbors who sought to shut down the venues. Gay neighborhoods and their gentrification typically have been understood as white...

... visibility and hate crimes. Queer Latinx bars and clubs provide community sanctuaries that operate in proximity to and distance from white gay male bars in culturally specific ways. This chapter focuses on individual sites across Los Angeles that have served diverse clienteles amidst different contexts...

... and the Americas. The ritual assembly of these materials reflects and engineers a conception of transcorporeal personhood well suited to the political interests of merchant monarchs, diasporic communities that rely on clientelism, and, more generally, to the cosmopolitan context of these religions' genesis...