...CHAPTER FOUR Town and Country Sopheap Pich s and Phan Quang s Urban- Rural Developments THIS FINAL CHAPTER DEALS WITH urban- rural development for economic re- turn in Cambodia and Vi t Nam through the work of the Phnom Penh based sculptor Sopheap Pich and the Sài Gòn based conceptual artist Phan...

...PART II EMOTIONS ON THE MOVE This page intentionally left blank 5 AFFECTIVE ROUTES OF HEALING NAVIGATING PATHS OF RECOVERY IN URBAN AND RURAL WEST AFRICA ISABELLE L LANGE Te- n - kp n- Mawu - t àf n kú ì . Fon proverb À celui qui attend Dieu, les jambes ne fléchissent pas. | Whoever...

... the context of its policies of “suburbanization planning” that aim at integrating vast regions as metropolitan networks. In it I identify rural land-conversion mechanisms in order to elucidate China’s rapidly evolving urbanization strategies. In particular, I attend to how the rhetoric of eco-city...

... rural land-conversion mechanisms in order to elucidate China’s rapidly evolving urbanization strategies. In particular, I attend to how the rhetoric of eco-city development rationalizes rural land transfers, concluding that most eco-city projects function primarily within a virtual speculative economy...

... horizons threatened to transform the model city of the future into a derelict place of the past. The reference to them likewise revealed stratification in the blocks along rural/ urban, worker/cadre, and female/male divides, in addition to anxiety about failed efforts to modernize the population and...

... economics take under settler colonialism and occupation produce dynamics of market integration and exclusion, shifting rural- urban distinctions as well as ordering social relations. Like all markets, land markets are not just about circulation and profit; they are also geographical, productive, social, and...

... sophistication. All of this, these authors seem to agree, is usually hardly available in rural areas, which makes these forms of sophistication an urban phenomenon par excellence. Yet, in this chapter I aim to argue and demonstrate that this understand- ing of sophistication in the socioeconomic terms of...

... has become more nuanced, with most acknowledging that its pervasiveness is less a holdover than an integral part of demo cratic apparatuses.25 But in Paraguay, urban professionals still blamed clientelism, and the many po liti cal evils they associated with it, on the tenaciousness of rural ignorance...

... desires and pervasive pains induced by neoliberal market- oriented reforms; large- scale urban- rural and transnational migra- tions; the rapid demolitions, dispossessions, and constructions of urban and (post)colonial change; and high levels of unemployment, poverty, and epi- demic illness. Taken...

... history of socialist feminism in China. The Nationalists mas- sacring of communist activists drove the ccp under ground in all urban cen- ters and also led some of the most dedicated members to retry previous experiments at organ izing communist forces among rural peasants. The late 1920s witnessed the...

... reports and editorials, especially in the United States, referred to them as unwelcome triumphs of forces opposed to the free market. The idea that in Bolivia the rural and urban indig- enous people who led the October revolt against the government of Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada or voted massively for Evo...

... barrios of the southern part of the city. Even though the fraternities were represented by distinctly urban and lighter- skinned cruceños, the floats displayed rural and Indigenous claims to tradition, with faux Indigenous warriors and maidens, faux peasant farmers, and faux natu ral exuberance. The...

... place in laboratories and depend on state research funding cycles, alliances with industrial trade as- sociations, and soil samples transported from rural violence to relative urban safety. Rural communities practices occur under the militarization of daily life and rely on different kinds of...

... his monograph The Evolution of Urban Society (1966). As the fiftieth anniversary of the first Morgan Lectures approached, the Department of Anthropology de cided to invite a series of three lecturers to speak on the same set of topics as the first three. In 2011, Professor Marisol de la Cadena...

... Barrio. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2004. Smith, Jeffrey S. Rural Place Attachment in Hispano Urban Centers. Geo graph i cal Review 92, no. 3 (July 2002): 432 51. bibliography 289 Smith, Neil. Gentrification and Uneven Development. Economic Geography 58, no. 2 (1982): 139 55. Smith, Neil...

... 1996, 79) while forging a collective will to build a new society. As in socialist town planning elsewhere, Vinh s rebuilt environment played an impor tant role in the transformation of a largely rural population into an urban proletariat (Fehérváry 2012, 621; Lebow 2013). In Vinh, the state s...

... passages, courtyards, and stairwells are frequently filled with detritus and stagnant water. Yet they are 30 MATTHEW WILHELM-SOLOMON home to thousands of urban residents, many of them migrants both from rural South Africa and from other African countries who are trying to find a decent and dignified life...

... officers. Their rural communities, mining camps, and urban neighborhoods have also long experienced repression in the military s fight against internal enemies. Why, then, are these young men frequently eager to serve? And why do many experience social pressure from friends, family members, and their...

... of diversity in the profession African American membership at the aia that year was 0.5 percent was entangled with and responsible for the urban crisis. One need only take a casual look at this audience to see that we have a long way to go in this field of integration of the architects. . . . I m...

... standard of life, while among us, the Leader, in addressing those he administers, calls them My People. And so, when I speak of my people, I speak of Myself. These are the urban and rural masses of the back country, stagnating in their ignorance, to whom that Country Doctor brought the message of public...