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... This chapter uses the institution of replacement (as it plays out in the context of labor pooling and house building) as a lens to examine long-term transformations in social relations brought on by the NGO’s ecotourism project. It analyzes what happens to local values when there are pressures...

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... embody different logics. The form of these logics and their political implications need to be worked out. A “logic of mutual inclusion” is proposed to replace the traditional logic of mutual exclusion that subsumes individuals as particular cases under a general category governed by criteria...

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... Intro. The striking of Elvis Presley's “Hound Dog” from the most recent Rolling Stone list of pop's five hundred greatest songs, replaced by Big Mama Thornton's version, puts a subject on the table: how we think about rock and roll in an era when the punk critique, over style, seems almost...

... of the “Popular Front.” It examines the explosion of working-class militancy in France in 1936 and how the French Communist Party acted to limit this movement and its militancy. James ends by defending the need for a new Fourth International to replace the bankrupt Third International now that it is no longer...

... Although the era of immigrant police officers and the type of knowledge they developed during the course of everyday life had been replaced by technocratic knowledge and classroom training, it never really disappeared. Police recycle tactics often; this is policing's “small toolbox.” Tactics...

.... Money is a means of accounting. Second, there are different moneys, and money’s evolution is better seen as an additive process: new forms of money do not always replace the old, but instead, old and new intermingle and cohabit in complex monetary ecologies. The chapter also stresses the infrastructures...

... of frequencies, colors, timbres, temporalities—energy, but less hierarchical, multidimensional, and harder to measure and account for. Cuck is to noise what noise was to heat, which is to say that it doesn’t replace a predecessor, but complicates and overwhelms it through mixed, messy, and multiple signals. More...

..., and the vexing issue of authenticity is replaced with the idea of accountability. The other problem of representation has to do with the limited set of stereotypical characteristics that are used to describe the poor. An analysis of films like Parasite and Roma reveals this problematic. The rise of the novel...