...Jason Pine Duke University Press 2007 b i d i n g t i m e , b i n d i n g s pa c e Economy of Speed: The New Narco-Capitalism Jason Pine “I thought I was getting more...

... , A. ( in press ) Global Ethnoscapes: Notes and Queries for a Transnational Anthropology. In R.G. Fox (Ed.), Interventions: Anthropologies of the Present . Appadurai , A. ( forthcoming ) Imploding World: Imagination and Disjuncture in the Global Cultural Economy . Appadurai , A. , and C.A...

...: Recovery by the Market and the Affect Economy in New Orleans Vincanne Adams In 2010, I was told that during the 2008 presidential cam- paign, the University of Chicago Press had a surprising run on a book by Friedrich...

... of this article is to offer a conceptual definition of (frontier) heritage migration to interrogate its ability to illuminate the rapid shifts wrought by neoliberal globalization and to illustrate why it is imperative to redefine “economy” in broader cultural terms, rethinking it as the global ethnic economy...

... . “Walla chat”: An ethnographic view of an Israeli Internet chat site (in Hebrew). Kesher 30 : 77 -92. Cochran, Terry. 1999 . The linguistic economy of the cosmopolitical. boundary 2 26 ,no. 2: 59 -72. Crystal, David. 1997 . English as a global language . Cambridge: Cambridge University...

...: Schocken. ____. 1989 . N [Re the theory of knowledge, theory of progress]. In Benjamin: Philosophy, aesthetics, history , edited by Gary Smith, 43 -83. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Brundenius, Claes. 2002 . Whither the Cuban economy after recovery? The reform process, upgrading...

... desarrollo en América Latina: Ensayo de interpretación sociológica (Dependency and development in Latin America) . Mexico City: Siglo Veintiuno Editores. Cavarozzi, Marcelo. 1994 . Politics: A key for the long term in South America. In Latin American political economy in the age of neoliberal reform...

...” ( Social Text , 1998) and In the Place of Origins: Modernity and its Mediums in Northern Thailand (2000). Modernity’s Media and the End of Mediumship? On the Aesthetic Economy of Transparency...

...: Territorial Development in a Global Economy (1997) and(with Robert Salais) Worlds of Production: The Action Frameworks of the Economy (1997). Abernathy, William J., Kim B. Clark, and Alan M. Kantrow. 1992 . Industrial renaissance: Producing a competitive future for America . Cambridge: Harvard...

... of the Diamond Queen: Marginality in an Out-of-the-Way Place (1993) and, with Paul Greenough, the forthcoming coedited volume Imagination and Distress in Southern Environmental Projects . Inside the Economy of Appearances Anna...

... of an emerging “emotion economy” that generates unique forms of celebrity by producing and circulating heightened emotional performances as “branded affect.” A key signifier of what reality TV is and is becoming, branded affect underscores the commodification of emotion in the contemporary media landscape...

... of the so-called attention economy, a marketing perspective assigning value according to something’s capacity to attract “eyeballs” in a media-saturated, information-rich world ( Fairchild 2007 ). Attention-getting techniques employed by consumer brands have trickled down to individual users, who have...

... de Kirchner, unleashed a storm of accusations and counteraccusations, political speculation, rumors, and legal battles. In this article, I explore the multifold processes of truth-making around this event. In proposing the term “moral economy of truth,” I signal how understandings of truth serve...

... Expulsion as Decolonization: Idi Amin s Ghost, Asian Repossession, and Re-d­ omination of Uganda s Economy YUSUF K. SERUNKUMA The partnership between Asian capitalists and African bureaucrats had become a burning political issue. Popular feeling ran high against political corruption, as did against Asian...

...The Urban Popular Economy Collective; Solomon Benjamin; Alioscia Castronovo; Luci Cavallero; Cristina Cielo; Véronica Gago; Prince Guma; Rupali Gupte; Victoria Habermehl; Lana Salman; Prasad Shetty; AbdouMaliq Simone; Constance Smith; João Tonucci Abstract What is a life worth living and how...

...João Biehl; Torben Eskerod Duke University Press 2006 p h o t o - e s s ay Will to Live: AIDS Drugs and Local Economies of Salvation João Biehl...

... interventions gather momentum within affective economies that cater to naturalized orientations to children such as sympathy and compassion while obscuring the fiscal and opportunity costs of public health programs. By describing how emotionally invested parent advocates have marshaled affect within newborn...

... and economy as global technologies and Gandhi's travels with them. At the same time, addiction named Gandhi's condemnation of modern civilization and its slavish relation to technology and futurity. This would be counteracted not with an easy cure but by recasting law and economy as tools and habits of self...

... of the 235,000 murders created by the “war on drugs” since 2006 is that the deaths consist of “narcos killing each other off.” However, as a result of the profound interlocking of legal and illegal sectors, most forms of livelihood in the borderlands are potentially implicated in the drug economy. Therefore...

... attention to how microfinance invents practices of calculation that can make visible, and fungible, the shadow economies of the poor. Repositioned as entrepreneurial subjects, the world’s bottom billion are more than a new frontier of capital accumulation; they are also grounds of new experiments with risk...