The Crisis of Liberalism and the Emergence of Federal Populism

Piccone, Paul

doi:10.3817/0991089007

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“…In his work on the new class and the emergence of federal populism, Piccone (1991) refers to "bureaucratic strategies of colonialization" (p. 17) and "external exploiting agencies" (p. 27). Piccone (personal communication, 1993) further defines "colonizing bureaucracies" by saying, "They interfere in everyday life.…”

Section: Interferencementioning

confidence: 99%

The rock, the beach, and the tidal pool: People and poverty in natural resource‐dependent areas

Peluso

Humphrey

Fortmann

1994

Society & Natural Resources

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Explaining why poverty exists in natural resource-dependent areas (NRDAs) presents a formidable challenge, given variability in the nature, spatial manifestations, and social character of human well-being. Nonetheless, there are structures and processes unique to NRDAs, including resource degradation, increasingly restrictive public land use policies, concentrated land ownership, and high rates of occupational injury that create the potential for impoverization in NRDAs. Given this complex context, we examine two theories of poverty. We find processes such as the shift from labor to capital-intensive resource extraction, profit squeezes, and increased capital mobility identified in advanced capitalism theory help to explain NRDA poverty. In addition, processes identified in the theory of internal colonialism such as unequal exchange, the clash between traditional and secular cultures, and the

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Section: Interferencementioning

confidence: 99%

The rock, the beach, and the tidal pool: People and poverty in natural resource‐dependent areas

Peluso

Humphrey

Fortmann

1994

Society & Natural Resources

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“…The only result of this situation was the ruralurban migration flow and population accumulation in the cities. Social / Ethical Values System Bodur, 1991Piccone, 1991Weber, 2016 In the modernist period, the social structure was organized in an environment that the state can keep under its control and regulates the people's moral feelings, just for the continuity of the capitalist system. In the modernist period, the individual was forced to renounce all personal desires and perceive this situation as a responsibility dictated by the system.…”

Section: Conceptual Framework: the Urban Context Of Modernism And Pos...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The most concrete outcome of this situation is that consumption places gain publicity. Bodur, 1991Weber, 2016Piccone, 1991Zengingönül, 2012Ritzer, 2015Postman, 2016 In the postmodernist period, the individual trying to see himself somewhere between consumption means and society continued his search for identity through developing communication and communication tools. Mass media has reached its achievable highest level in the production of "desire for consumption" through TV, advertising, and entertainment sectors in the consumer society of the postmodern era.…”

Section: Conceptual Framework: the Urban Context Of Modernism And Pos...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Reading the Modernity and Postmodernity Conditions and Hierarchies of Turkish Cities with PCA and Cluster Analysis: Using SEDIs and Developing a New Set of Indicators

Cihangir-Çamur¹,

Kaya²

2022

ACE: Architecture, City and Environment

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Aquest estudi té com a objectiu investigar les condicions i les jerarquies de la modernitat i la postmodernitat de les ciutats turques. S'ha discutit el marc conceptual del modernisme i el postmodernisme al voltant de l'espai i s'ha intentat desenvolupar indicadors adequats per a l'anàlisi quantitativa de les condicions de modernitat/posmodernitat de les ciutats. Els conjunts de dades de l'Índex de Desenvolupament Socioeconòmic Turc (SEDI) posteriors al 1990 es van utilitzar com a dades secundàries i es va desenvolupar un nou conjunt d'indicadors per classificar els nivells de jerarquies de modernitat i postmodernitat de les ciutats. Es van determinar 12 criteris que defineixen el modernisme i 22 criteris que defineixen el postmodernisme sota les encapçalades de “organitzacional/gerencial”, “econòmic”, “social/ètic” i “espacial”. Les ciutats s‟agrupen mitjançant l‟avaluació de 34 criteris obtinguts mitjançant els mètodes d‟anàlisi de components principals (PCA) i anàlisi de conglomerats. El mètode utilitzat aquí i les troballes de la investigació de camp són candidats per omplir el buit en la comprensió de l'espai urbà modern i postmodern a Turquia i s'espera que contribueixin a estudis de desenvolupament urbà i jerarquia equilibrats al camp de la planificació urbana i regional en estudis futurs. This study aims to investigate modernity and postmodernity conditions and hierarchies of Turkish cities. The conceptual framework of modernism and postmodernism concerning space has been discussed, and it has been tried to develop indicators suitable for the quantitative analysis of the modernity/postmodernity conditions of the cities. The post-1990 Turkish Socio-Economic Development Index (SEDI) data sets were used as secondary data, and a new set of indicators was developed to rank the levels of modernity and postmodernity hierarchies of cities. 12 criteria defining modernism and 22 criteria defining postmodernism were determined under the headings of "organizational/managerial", "economic", "social/ethical", and "spatial". Cities are clustered by evaluating 34 criteria obtained by Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Cluster Analysis methods. The method used here, and the field research findings are candidates to fill the gap in understanding modern and postmodern urban space in Turkey and are expected to contribute to balanced urban development and hierarchy studies in the field of city and regional planning in future studies. Este estudio tiene como objetivo investigar las condiciones y jerarquías de la modernidad y la posmodernidad de las ciudades turcas. Se ha discutido el marco conceptual del modernismo y posmodernismo en torno al espacio y se ha intentado desarrollar indicadores adecuados para el análisis cuantitativo de las condiciones de modernidad/posmodernidad de las ciudades. Los conjuntos de datos del Índice de Desarrollo Socioeconómico Turco (SEDI) posteriores a 1990 se utilizaron como datos secundarios y se desarrolló un nuevo conjunto de indicadores para clasificar los niveles de jerarquías de modernidad y posmodernidad de las ciudades. Se determinaron 12 criterios que definen el modernismo y 22 criterios que definen el posmodernismo bajo los encabezados de "organizacional/gerencial", "económico", "social/ético" y "espacial". Las ciudades se agrupan mediante la evaluación de 34 criterios obtenidos mediante los métodos de análisis de componentes principales (PCA) y análisis de conglomerados. El método utilizado aquí y los hallazgos de la investigación de campo son candidatos para llenar el vacío en la comprensión del espacio urbano moderno y posmoderno en Turquía y se espera que contribuyan a estudios de desarrollo urbano y jerarquía equilibrados en el campo de la planificación urbana y regional en estudios futuros.

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“…The new Europe will be a 'national-socialist' Europe; a multicultural regionalism, totally exclusionist towards non-Europeans. In other words, the New Right alleges that while the Europe of the nationstate is grounded on the cultural and ideological bedrock of humanism, and responds to the political power of the bourgeoisie, the peoples of Europe and its regions -Normans, Bretons, Catalans, Walloons, and so on -represent the real alternative to contractual democracy, in the form of a new integral federalism (Piccone 1991;Poche 1991Poche -1992. This idea which has been advocated by New Right and New Left claims that while the Maastricht political union has been developing independently of the tradition of cultural unity that initially brought it forth, the new regionalism represents the new face of a post-nation-state 'nationalist' Europe.…”

Section: Regionalism and Empirementioning

confidence: 99%

Ethnoregionalism, Multicultural Nationalism and the Idea of the European Third Way

Spektorowski

2007

Studies Ethnicity & National

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The Crisis of Liberalism and the Emergence of Federal Populism

Cited by 14 publications

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The rock, the beach, and the tidal pool: People and poverty in natural resource‐dependent areas

The rock, the beach, and the tidal pool: People and poverty in natural resource‐dependent areas

Reading the Modernity and Postmodernity Conditions and Hierarchies of Turkish Cities with PCA and Cluster Analysis: Using SEDIs and Developing a New Set of Indicators

Ethnoregionalism, Multicultural Nationalism and the Idea of the European Third Way

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