764 results in Publications & Writing
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711. Publications & Writing
Turnabout Is Fair Play
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712. Publications & Writing
Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software
Free Software is a set of practices dedicated to the collaborative creation of software source code that is made freely available through an unconventional use of copyright law. In Two Bits, 1999 IDRF Fellow Kelty draws upon ethnographic research conducted in a variety of venuesâ…
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713. Publications & Writing
Two People Can’t Share the Same Pair of Shoes: Citizenship, Land and the Return of Refugees to Burundi
This paper tracks the experience of refugees returning to southern Burundi and re-asserting their citizenship. Most have been living in exile in Tanzania – some since the early 1990s, and others since 1972. Some were born in exile and have never been to Burundi before. Others l…
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714. Publications & Writing
UN Voices: The Struggle for Development and Social Justice
UN Voices presents the human and moving stories of an extraordinary group of individuals who contributed to the economic and social record of the UN’s life and activities. Drawing from extensive interviews, the book presents in their own words the experiences of 73 individuals…
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715. Publications & Writing
UNICEF’s Agenda for Peace and Security for Children
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716. Publications & Writing
U.S.—South Africa Research and Training Collaborations
Working paper on U.S.-South African Research and Training Collaborations, the most recent SSRC project related to knowledge production, research networks, and capacity-building in sub-Saharan Africa (see PDF).
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717. Publications & Writing
Unauthorized immigration, securitization, and the making of Operation Wetback
Publication by DPDF 2007 "Rethinking Europe: Religion, Ethnicity, Nation" Fellow Avraham Astor. This paper integrates Agamben's concept of “bare life” with the Copenhagen School's concept of “securitization” to develop a framework for analyzing the elevation of immigrati…
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718. Publications & Writing
Uncertain Honor: Modern Motherhood in an African Crisis
In most countries, educated women have fewer children and have them later than uneducated women. In Uncertain Honor, 1997 IDRF Fellow Jennifer Johnson-Hanks argues that this demographic fact has social causes by offering a rich case study of contraception, abortion, and informal…
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719. Publications & Writing
Uncertain Transition: Ethnographies of Change in the Postsocialist World
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720. Publications & Writing
Under the Trees: The Georgia Peach and the Quest for Labor in the Twentieth Century
Publication by DPDF 2009 "Critical Agrarian Studies" Fellow William Okie. The Georgia peach boom around the turn of the twentieth century was often hailed as a successful experiment in diversification. Peach growers, the story went, threw off the tyranny of King Cotton by pledgi…


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