... This chapter goes more deeply into the values, problems, and negative as well as positive aspects of Cuba’s global outreach. The author answers questions asked throughout the book and acknowledges questions for which she found no fully satisfying answers. race gender values sacrifice...

... This chapter discusses islands as landmasses, large and small, with special characteristics. Those who live on islands develop an identity deeply affected by living in physical and—in the case of Cuba—political isolation. This chapter begins by speaking of islands in general, their ecology...

... deeply felt sense of alienation, ultimately, is to get the displaced caught up in global flows of opportunity. ...

... The history of photography is deeply entwined with the history of travel. Modern photography has been pushed forward by the photographer’s urge for motion: to move freely and to capture movement on film. Tourists take a camera with them. Often the camera is the reason why they travel: to take...

... emotional bond with Theodore and of the challenges he faced in trying to understand and love his deeply troubled sibling. [unavailable] ...

... Starting with the deeply problematic concept of “culture,” this chapter explores the mechanical cotton picker, NAFTA, the changing production of the victims of the agrarian South’s labor demands, and the muscle put on voting. On this basis the legal town and the apparent town of Maxton...

... in the national drama. Beginning in the mid-1970s, a succession of modern sex crime panics have redefined childhood, reshaped American social institutions, fostered new forms of identity based on victimization, eroded democratic legal norms, and contributed to the development of a deeply seated culture of fear...

... with marginalized people at the center, peeling away cheerful surfaces that conceal histories of violence, genocide, sexism, extraction, and more. Each piece, in its own way, addresses the pain of how deeply undervalued our lives are by the “kings and corporations” that rule over us. Puerto Rican history...

..., and on the value of gratitude and hospitality. The chapter describes one particular workshop that Rosemarie and Vincent led at a Council Grove retreat in the 1990s. It also discusses the work of playwright George H. Bass as an inspiration for Rosemarie and Rachel’s vision of a deeply multicultural, genre-mixing...

...-latency telecommunications. Moreover, issues related to latency suggest that embodiment and disembodiment are deeply connected to a persistent desire to reinscribe telematics in the cognitive modes of traditional, in-the-same-room performance. Telematics improvisation Afrological microtiming ...

... ideas, acquire potential and meet their limits. Cutting, sawing, and suturing are examples of potential and limit, both for the ethnographer and for the patient whose deeply intimate transformation was witnessed. operating room surgical practice gender theory clinical ethnography ...

... across the homelands of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and Lenape. This chapter shows how data collection in this period was deeply tied to land surveying and Indigenous land theft: collecting “national” data meant extending and occupying unceded territories. By examining this work, the chapter charts...

..., or otherwise having kuleana to do so. Currently, a small collective is producing works that bring us closer to understanding the complex philosophies of our kupuna that are expressed in poetic, sometimes deeply puzzling language. Although we are but a few right now, there is a surge of new Kanaka intellectuals...

... In the conclusion the authors focus on a new mother named Nancy. Deeply invested in traditional gender and family scripts, Nancy struggles mightily to come to terms with the demands of mothering through precarity as the family braces for her husband’s impending layoff. The authors suggest...

... a brief foray through the world of entomology to consider insects as plastic life. This chapter argues that the plasticity of various insect species, particularly their ability to mutate in response to hostile environments, has led to their absorption into global biopolitical regimes that remain deeply...

..., or care model is likely to make for investors in the future.  We are moving more deeply into a world order where clinical and public health efforts are comingled with investment logics; metrics works both.   value health futures health investment anticipatory capitalism ...

... mapmaking and record keeping was abandoned—a decline in which the debates over privatization have themselves been deeply implicated. The privatization debates presided over the decimation of the department’s informational infrastructures, a dynamic that, in an ironic twist, would derail a privatization...

... the roles played by region, class, and ethnicity in conflicts over territory. In conclusion, this case challenges deeply embedded views about the state/society divide, the distinction between political and social movements, and the distance between political elites and their constituents. territory...