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Bribed With Our Own Money: Federal Abuse of American Indian Funds in the Termination Era (and) Wardship and the Welfare State: Native Americans and the Formation of First-Class Citizenship in Mid-Twentieth-Century America
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Kommende artikler: Få indblik i nogle af de artikler, som udkommer i de næste numre af Samfundslederskab i Skandinavien
Full text linkDonald Trump er blevet langt farligere som præsident i sin 2. periode end det, som Francis Fukuyama advarede os om i 2024
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Voices of Green: Videotaped Island Encounters with Local Ownership in Transition Businesses
No full textThis is a companion piece to the “Voices of Green” film. Watch the film here:
Voices of Green
This companion piece to the ethnographic film Voices of Green by Hannah Birch examines local perspectives on green transitions in Denmark, focusing on how inhabitants on the Danish island of Bornholm organize and act on climate change through business development centered around local ownership. Drawing on fieldwork conducted at two field sites – a local renewable energy project and a regenerative farm – in the autumn of 2024, our initial analytical aim was to understand co-ownership between the locals and the nation-state. However, our interlocutors stressed that co-ownership could not be understood or practiced without local ownership, which they viewed as a form of organization in which residents themselves drive transitions in and from local businesses. Yet, they experienced multiple political and economic obstacles to develop these transition-oriented businesses based on local ownership. In this companion piece to the film, we argue that visual anthropology opens up the concept and practice of ownership, which is crucial for both understanding and supporting local action in developing businesses capable of contributing to the green transitions called for.
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Full text linkEt åbent nummer af Dansk Sociologi henter sin charme ved at fremvise en aktuel optagethed og spændvidde i den sociologiske forskning. Dette tredje nummer i 2023 af Dansk Sociologi favner således tre tematisk ganske forskellige artikler, men læser man fra ende til anden, vil man på forunderlig vis kunne opleve, hvordan et essay med dets legende facon formår at slå en grundtone an, der – om man vil – forplanter sig ud i det kunstnerisk prydede skrift
