Making and unmaking gold as a resource. Resistant socionatures in Maidan, Kyrgyzstan

Ocaklı, Beril; Niewöhner, Jörg

doi:10.1016/j.geoforum.2022.03.015

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“…The deeper engagement with our case studies shows that ‘more-than-economic’ (Wynne-Jones et al, 2017) motivations and values shape everyday relations and decisions, as also demonstrated by many other studies in other fields (e.g. North, 2016; Ocaklı and Niewöhner, 2022; Vasile, 2019). The representation of postsocialist subjects as deficient results from the neglect and/or devaluing of the plurality of motivations and behaviours that deviate from those predicted by economic models.…”

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confidence: 80%

The end of postsocialism (as we knew it): Diverse economies and the East

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Sovová

2022

Progress in Human Geography

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This paper brings together two streams of literature which rarely enter into conversation: diverse economies scholarship and critical readings of postsocialism. Mobilising the cases of food self-provisioning (FSP) in Czechia and agricultural cooperatives in Kyrgyzstan as an empirical basis for our reflections, we pursue a two-fold aim. Firstly, we call for attention to the postsocialist East as fertile ground for the study of diverse economies. Secondly, we offer a postcapitalist reading of postsocialism as embedded and emancipated theorising, arguing that diverse economies thinking can support novel representations of this geopolitical area and open space to appreciate economic diversity on the ground.

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Section: For a Postcapitalist Postsocialismsupporting

confidence: 80%