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Traditioneller Bergbau mit Wasser
No full textSeit 100 Jahren bauen ausländische Unternehmen in großem Stil Zinn ab. In einem kleinen Flusstal in Zentrallaos sichern lokale Gemeinschaften in der Regenzeit mit het kua nam ihren Lebensunterhalt
"Erst Wasser pflanzen, dann Bäume"
No full textTimor-Leste: Ego Lemos, Gründer von Permatil, spricht im Interview über nachhaltige Landwirtschaft, die gemeinschaftsorientiert ist und auf indigenem Wissen fußt
Bedrohte Quellen
No full textDie Quellen von Kaliancar versorgen die Menschen seit Generationen mit sauberem Wasser. Auch kulturell sind sie von Bedeutung. Bebauungspläne gefährden die Quellen
Arbeitsverhalten und Widerstand in den kollektiven Erzählungen südkoreanischer Bergarbeiter in Westdeutschland
No full textThis article examines the working behavior and resistance of South Korean miners sent to West Germany in the 1960s and 1970s as guest workers. Drawing on Alf Lüdtke’s scholarship (1989, 1993), the concept of „Eigen-Sinn“ is applied to illustrate the nature of these miners’ behavior, examining whether and in what contexts it is linked to resistance. Autobiographical narratives and media reports, among other sources, form the empirical data. To begin with, the selection process for miners sent abroad is cast against the backdrop of the socioeconomic inequalities existing between South Korea and West Germany. Next, the social construction of reality on arrival in Europe is outlined. Basic elements such as prevailing mood and emotional state, experiencing a confined living space, and the meaning of work are presented as key elements. Focus is then directed toward the self-willed behavior of these miners and, furthermore, to its relationship to protest. First, the coping with their daily work challenges is depicted. Second, everyday struggles with coworkers are scrutinized in relation to spontaneous and coordinated activism. In concluding, the insights gained regarding the relationship between Eigen-Sinn and resistance are elaborated on and the overall findings summarized
