Policy worlds anthropology and analysis of contemporary power

There are few areas of society today that remain outside the ambit of policy processes, and likewise policy making has progressively reached into the structure and fabric of everyday life. An instrument of modern government, policy and its processes provide an analytical window into systems of gover...

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Hlavní autori: Shore, Cris, Wright, Susan, Però, Davide
Médium: E-kniha Kniha
Jazyk:English
Vydavateľské údaje: New York Berghahn Books 2011
Berghahn Books, Incorporated
Vydanie:1st ed.
Edícia:EASA
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ISBN:9780857451170, 0857451170, 9780857451163, 0857451162, 085745241X, 9780857452412
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  • Policy worlds : anthropology and analysis of contemporary power -- Contents -- Introduction; Chapter 1: Conceptualising Policy: Technologies of Governance and the Politics of Visibility -- Section I: Studying Policy: Methods, Paradigms, Perspectives: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Illuminating the Apparatus: Steps toward a Nonlocal Ethnography of Global Governance -- Chapter 3: Politics and Ethics: Ethnographies of Expert Knowledge and Professional Identities -- Chapter 4: Peopling Policy: On Conflicting Subjectivities of Fee-Paying Students -- Chapter 5: 'Studying Through': A Strategy for Studying Political Transformation. Or Sex, Lies and British Politics -- Chapter 6: What was Neoliberalism and What Comes Next?: The Transformation of Citizenship in the Law-and-Order State -- Section II: Studying Governance: Policy as a Window onto the Modern State: Introduction -- Chapter 7: Intimate Knowledge and the Politics of Policy Convergence: The World Bank and Social Security Reform in Mexico -- Chapter 8: Shadow Governing: What the Neocon Core Reveals about Power and Influence in America -- Chapter 9: Espionage, Policy and the Art of Government: The British Secret Services and the War on Iraq -- Chapter 10: The (Un)Making of Policy in the Shadow of the World Bank: Infrastructure Development, Urban Resettlement and the Cunning State in India -- Chapter 11: Sweden's National Pension System as a Political Technology -- Section III: Subjects of Policy: Construction and Contestation: Introduction -- Chapter 12: The Case of Scanzano: Raison d'État and the Reasons for a Rebellion -- Chapter 13: Migrants' Practices of Citizenship and Policy Change -- Chapter 14: Integration Policy and Ethnic Minority Associations -- Chapter 15: The Elephant in the Room: Multistakeholder Dialogue on Agricultural Biotechnology in the Food and Agriculture Organization1 -- Afterword; Chapter 16: A Policy Ethnographer's Reading of Policy Anthropology -- Notes on Contributors -- Index; Index of Names -- Index of Subjects.
  • Front Matter Table of Contents Chapter 1: Conceptualising Policy: Introduction Chapter 2: Illuminating the Apparatus: Chapter 3: Politics and Ethics: Chapter 4: Peopling Policy: Chapter 5: ‘Studying Through’: Chapter 6: What was Neoliberalism and What Comes Next? Introduction Chapter 7: Intimate Knowledge and the Politics of Policy Convergence: Chapter 8: Shadow Governing: Chapter 9: Espionage, Policy and the Art of Government: Chapter 10: The (Un)Making of Policy in the Shadow of the World Bank: Chapter 11: Sweden’s National Pension System as a Political Technology Introduction Chapter 12: The Case of Scanzano: Chapter 13: Migrants’ Practices of Citizenship and Policy Change Chapter 14: Integration Policy and Ethnic Minority Associations Chapter 15: The Elephant in the Room: Chapter 16: A Policy Ethnographer’s Reading of Policy Anthropology Notes on Contributors Index
  • Afterword - Chapter 16 - A Policy Ethnographer's Reading of Policy Anthropology -- Notes on Contributors -- Index - Index of Names -- Index of Subjects
  • Policy Worlds -- Contents -- Introduction - Chapter 1 - Conceptualising Policy: Technologies of Governance and the Politics of Visibility -- Section I - Studying Policy: Methods, Paradigms, Perspectives - Introduction -- Chapter 2 - Illuminating the Apparatus: Steps toward a Nonlocal Ethnography of Global Governance -- Chapter 3 - Politics and Ethics: Ethnographies of Expert Knowledge and Professional Identities1 -- Chapter 4 - Peopling Policy: On Conflicting Subjectivities of Fee-Paying Students -- Chapter 5 - 'Studying Through': A Strategy for Studying Political Transformation. Or Sex, Lies and British Politics -- Chapter 6 - What was Neoliberalism and What Comes Next? The Transformation of Citizenship in the Law-and-Order State -- Section II - Studying Governance: Policy as a Window onto the Modern State - Introduction -- Chapter 7 - Intimate Knowledge and the Politics of Policy Convergence: The World Bank and Social Security Reform in Mexico -- Chapter 8 - Shadow Governing: What the Neocon Core Reveals about Power and Influence in America1 -- Chapter 9 - Espionage, Policy and the Art of Government: The British Secret Services and the War on Iraq -- Chapter 10 - The (Un)Making of Policy in the Shadow of the World Bank: Infrastructure Development, Urban Resettlement and the Cunning State in India -- Chapter 11 - Sweden's National Pension System as a Political Technology -- Section III - Subjects of Policy: Construction and Contestation - Introduction -- Chapter 12 - The Case of Scanzano: Raison d'État and the Reasons for a Rebellion -- Chapter 13 - Migrants' Practices of Citizenship and Policy Change -- Chapter 14 - Integration Policy and Ethnic Minority Associations -- Chapter 15 - The Elephant in the Room: Multistakeholder Dialogue on Agricultural Biotechnology in the Food and Agriculture Organization1
  • Chapter 16 A Policy Ethnographer’s Reading of Policy Anthropology
  • Contents --
  • Chapter 4 Peopling Policy: On Conflicting Subjectivities of Fee-Paying Students
  • Birgit Müller --
  • Section II Studying Governance: Policy as a Window onto the Modern State --
  • Anette Nyqvist --
  • Susan Brin Hyatt --
  • Index
  • Chapter 3 Politics and Ethics: Ethnographies of Expert Knowledge and Professional Identities
  • Chapter 1 Conceptualising Policy: Technologies of Governance and the Politics of Visibility
  • Chapter 7 Intimate Knowledge and the Politics of Policy Convergence: The World Bank and Social Security Reform in Mexico
  • Afterword --
  • Notes on Contributors --
  • Chapter 15 The Elephant in the Room: Multistakeholder Dialogue on Agricultural Biotechnology in the Food and Agriculture Organization
  • Tara Schwegler --
  • Chapter 11 Sweden’s National Pension System as a Political Technology
  • Gregory Feldman --
  • Janine R. Wedel --
  • Introduction --
  • Chapter 6 What was Neoliberalism and What Comes Next? The Transformation of Citizenship in the Law-and-Order State
  • Chapter 13 Migrants’ Practices of Citizenship and Policy Change
  • Cris Shore, Susan Wright --
  • Dvora Yanow --
  • Chapter 10 The (Un)Making of Policy in the Shadow of the World Bank: Infrastructure Development, Urban Resettlement and the Cunning State in India
  • Susan Wright, Sue Reinhold --
  • David Mosse --
  • Clarissa Kugelberg --
  • Chapter 5 ‘Studying Through’: A Strategy for Studying Political Transformation. Or Sex, Lies and British Politics
  • Section I Studying Policy: Methods, Paradigms, Perspectives --
  • Davide Però --
  • Chapter 9 Espionage, Policy and the Art of Government: The British Secret Services and the War on Iraq
  • Gritt B. Nielsen --
  • Dorothy Louise Zinn --
  • Shalini Randeria, Ciara Grunder --
  • Chapter 2 Illuminating the Apparatus: Steps toward a Nonlocal Ethnography of Global Governance
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 12 The Case of Scanzano: Raison d’État and the Reasons for a Rebellion
  • Chapter 14 Integration Policy and Ethnic Minority Associations
  • Frontmatter --
  • Chapter 8 Shadow Governing: What the Neocon Core Reveals about Power and Influence in America
  • Section III Subjects of Policy: Construction and Contestation --
  • Cris Shore --
  • Susan Wright --