ISBN:
9781351727891
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (259 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Series Statement:
Entangled Inequalities: Exploring Global Asymmetries
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Global entangled inequalities
DDC:
305.5098
Keywords:
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Lateinamerika
;
Soziale Ungleichheit
;
Verteilungsgerechtigkeit
;
Soziale Schichtung
Abstract:
"Cover" -- "Endoresment" -- "Half Title" -- "Series Page" -- "Title Page" -- "Copyright Page" -- "Table of Contents" -- "List of Figure" -- "List of Tables" -- "Contributing Authors" -- "Introduction" -- "Studying dynamics of global entangled inequalities " -- "The structure of the book" -- "Notes" -- "References" -- "Part 1 Structuring inequalities" -- "Chapter 1 Inequality: Toward a world-historical perspective" -- "1 Why a world-historical unit of analysis?" -- "2âGlobal patterns of social mobility" -- "3âThe transformation of global inequality" -- "4âConclusion" -- "Notes" -- "References" -- "Chapter 2 Transregional articulations of law and race in Latin America: A legal genealogy of inequality" -- "Introduction" -- "1âAddressing race as transregional inequality: the central role of law" -- "Racial inequality regimes in Latin America" -- "Conclusion" -- "Notes" -- "References" -- "Chapter 3 The urban space and the (re)production of social inequalities: Decoupling income distribution and patterns of urbanization in Latin American cities" -- "Introduction: city and inequality in Latin America" -- "Neoliberalism, globalization, and inequality in Latin American cities" -- "Urban fragmentation and inequality in Latin American cities" -- "Decoupling income distribution and patterns of urbanization in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires" -- "Epilogue: inequalities, urban space, and public policies" -- "Notes" -- "References" -- "Chapter 4 Researching inequalities from a socio-ecological perspective" -- "Introduction" -- "Conceptualizing socio-ecological dimensions of inequalities: Research fields and theoretical perspectives" -- "Political ecology " -- "Environmental justice " -- "Interdependencies of nature and social inequalitiesâ a conceptual proposal grounded in critical theory
Abstract:
"Core categories of analysis: time, space, and materiality" -- "Conclusion" -- "Notes" -- "References " -- "Part 2 Categorization: The construction and deconstruction of persistent hierarchies" -- "Chapter 5 The social imaginary of inequalities in Latin America: Is another view necessary?" -- "The predominant social imaginary of inequalities and its limitations" -- "An alternative view of inequalities based on the radical/critical tradition" -- "Conclusions" -- "Notes" -- "References " -- "Chapter 6 Unequal differences: Gender, ethnicity/race and citizenship in class societies (historical realities, analytical approaches)" -- "Multiple inequalities" -- "The context: Latin America post-Second World War" -- "Florestan Fernandes: capitalism and race" -- "Rodolfo Stavenhagen: agrarian capitalist development and ethnicity" -- "Class and gender: Heleieth Saffioti, Isabel LarguÃa, and John Dumoulin" -- "Concluding remarks" -- "Notes" -- "References" -- "Chapter 7 Competing indigeneities: Being a (hyper)real ecowarrior in twenty-first-century Bolivia" -- "Introduction" -- "Evo Morales and the indigenous state" -- "Indigenous citizenship " -- "Differentiated indigenous citizens " -- "Indigenous colonists" -- "The TIPNIS case " -- "Conclusions: who is blue?" -- "Notes" -- "Bibliography" -- "Chapter 8 The symbolic construction of inequalities" -- "1âClassification, categorization, and creation of boundaries" -- "2âValuation, devaluation, and re-valuation" -- "3âRelations between difference and inequality" -- "4âProduction, acquisition, and distribution of symbolic capital" -- "Symbolic struggles around the legitimacy of inequalities" -- "Symbol, power, social tie, and value: the long chain of inequalities" -- "Note" -- "References" -- "Part 3 Dynamics of production and transformation of inequalities
Abstract:
"Chapter 9 Multiple layers of inequalities and intersectionality" -- "Introduction" -- "1âLayered inequalities: explaining the concept" -- "2âColonial layers: the Darién, difference, and global inequalities" -- "3âRegional layers: race, difference, and regional elites in Urabá " -- "4âTerritorial regimes, settlements, and multi-ethnic character of the region" -- "5âLaw 70 of 1993: collective territories of black communities" -- "6âThe creation of new municipalities and the expansion of agribusiness" -- "Conclusion" -- "Note" -- "Bibliography" -- "Chapter 10 Millionaires, the established, the outsiders, and the poor: Social structure and political crisis in Brazil" -- "Analytical framework: reconciling Marx and Weber" -- "Social structure in Brazil: recent changes " -- "Social structure and political crisis" -- "Conclusions" -- "Notes" -- "References" -- "Chapter 11 Transnational care chains and entangled inequalities" -- "Researching the link between care and social inequalities" -- "The transnationalization of care regimes" -- "The renegotiation of gender inequalities: care as womenâs responsibility" -- "The participation of men in transnational care chains" -- "Inequalities based on ethnicity, citizenship, and migration status" -- "Conclusion" -- "Acknowledgments" -- "Notes" -- "References" -- "Chapter 12 Socio-environmental inequalities and GM crops: Class, gender, and knowledge" -- "Economic, social, and ecological (re)production " -- "The market, the state, and civil society in relation to GMOs in Argentina and Brazil" -- "Fighting pesticide contamination in the GM soy chain: the mothers of Ituzaingó, Argentina" -- "Fighting GM corn in Brazil: biodiversity and farmersâ rights over seeds" -- "Conclusions " -- "List of interviews quoted" -- "Notes" -- "References " -- "References" -- "Final reflections" -- "References
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