Class without production, history without materialism, and US politics without racism: the American Jeremiad of Paul Durrenberger and Dimitra Doukas

Baca, George

doi:10.1007/s10624-018-9490-0

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“…What is more, current anthropology, and especially so a Marxian anthropology, in its active contribution is critical about relegating debates about 1968 to an ill-defi ned nostalgia (Baca 2018). Instead, there is a serious engagement with the many actors searching for new pathways toward agency and effi ciency in overcoming capitalist exploitation and its various manifestations in global warring and escalating inequalities (Carrier and Kalb 2015;Narotzky 2016;Reyna 2016).…”

Section: Abstract: Capitalism Karl Marx Glo Bal and Relational Analmentioning

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Neveling

Steur

2018

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This introduction, coming out during the two hundredth anniversary of Karl Marx’s birth, discusses the distinctiveness of Marxian anthropology and what it has to offer to our efforts at understanding, and confronting, the complexities of the social contradictions constituted by—and constitutive of—twenty-first century capitalism. The article points out common denominators of Marxian anthropology going back to Marx’s insights, but also offers a cursory social history of the diverse lineages of enquiry within Marxian anthropology, shaped by the relations and inequalities of the context in which they emerged. Finally, we discuss certain crucial fields of engagement in contemporary Marxian anthropology as reflected in this theme section’s contributions.

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Section: Abstract: Capitalism Karl Marx Glo Bal and Relational Analmentioning

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Neveling

Steur

2018

Focaal

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“…This phenomenon can be seen from a case that has long been the homework of this nation, namely the problem of assimilating the descendants of people who were later referred to as ethnic Chinese, until today it is still part of the national problem, especially in the Percut Sei Tuan District. Racism and nativism interacted to rise the domestic security state (Baca, 2018). It is seen from several social, economic, and political upheavals that have anti-Chinese origins or elements.…”

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Changes in Cultural Assimilation in Harmonization of Children's Social Relations

Syafrizal

Purba

Corry

2022

Rand. Inter. Social Sci. J.

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This article tried to explain that the phenomenon of Chinese Indonesians in the eyes of Native Indonesians had received such diverse perceptions, it often seemed tendentious. However, in recent years, the view was disappeared due to a change in the term of designation stipulated in state legislation by no longer using the term Chinese, but Indonesian people of Chinese descent. The main problem of this study was how the shifting of cultural assimilation patterns had an impact on the harmonization of social relations between Chinese Indonesians and Native Indonesians in Pekanbaru City, Riau Province (viewed from a social anthropological perspective). This study was conducted using a quantitative approach with field data collection instruments using a questionnaire technique for selected informants. The results of data analysis showed that there had been a shift in the assimilation pattern of Chinese Indonesians so that it had an impact on the harmonization of social relations in the community of Pekanbaru City, Riau Province.

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Class without production, history without materialism, and US politics without racism: the American Jeremiad of Paul Durrenberger and Dimitra Doukas

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