City, Environment, and Transnationalism in the Philippines
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City, Environment, and Transnationalism in the Philippines
Reconceptualizing "the Social" from the Global South
Seki, Koki
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2022
246
Dura
Inglês
9781032123820
15 a 20 dias
644
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1. Introduction Part I: Urban Poverty and Clientelism Prologue to Part I 2. Association Eroded?: Land Tenure Program for Slum Residents and the Clientelistic Connection 3. "Investments in Human Capital" Adrift: Conditional Cash Transfers and the Clientelistic Connection Part II: Conservation and Emergent Community Prologue to Part II 4. A Community Disciplined: The Institutionalization Process of Coastal Resource Management 5. Emergent Community: The Process of Contextualizing the Coastal Resource Management Regime 6. Crafting Livelihood under the Neoliberal Eco-governmentality: A Life-History of Visayan Fisherman Part III: Mobility and Connectedness in Transnational Social Field Prologue to Part III 7. A Woman and the Community of Empathy: The Life History of a Widow of an Overseas Migrant Worker 8. Migration as Practice of Differentiation: Focusing on the Identity of the Middle class Professionals 9. "The Family" in Contestation: Identity Construction of 1.5 Generation Filipino Children in the United States 10. Transient Solidarity: A Case of the Movement to Revise the "Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipino Act of 1995" 11. Conclusion
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Transnational Social Field;Marikina;Marikina City;Metro Manila;Coastal Resource Management;Civil Society;Resource Management Regimes;Alternative Public Sphere;Bantay Dagat;Puerto Princesa City;CMP;United States;Filipino Immigrants;Fisheries Code;Fish Wardens;Homeowners Associations;Neoliberal Restructuring;Part Iii;Middle Class Professionals;Tender Loving Care;Localised Mutuality;Overseas Employment;Local Resource Users;Patron Client Relationships;Atm Card
1. Introduction Part I: Urban Poverty and Clientelism Prologue to Part I 2. Association Eroded?: Land Tenure Program for Slum Residents and the Clientelistic Connection 3. "Investments in Human Capital" Adrift: Conditional Cash Transfers and the Clientelistic Connection Part II: Conservation and Emergent Community Prologue to Part II 4. A Community Disciplined: The Institutionalization Process of Coastal Resource Management 5. Emergent Community: The Process of Contextualizing the Coastal Resource Management Regime 6. Crafting Livelihood under the Neoliberal Eco-governmentality: A Life-History of Visayan Fisherman Part III: Mobility and Connectedness in Transnational Social Field Prologue to Part III 7. A Woman and the Community of Empathy: The Life History of a Widow of an Overseas Migrant Worker 8. Migration as Practice of Differentiation: Focusing on the Identity of the Middle class Professionals 9. "The Family" in Contestation: Identity Construction of 1.5 Generation Filipino Children in the United States 10. Transient Solidarity: A Case of the Movement to Revise the "Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipino Act of 1995" 11. Conclusion
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Transnational Social Field;Marikina;Marikina City;Metro Manila;Coastal Resource Management;Civil Society;Resource Management Regimes;Alternative Public Sphere;Bantay Dagat;Puerto Princesa City;CMP;United States;Filipino Immigrants;Fisheries Code;Fish Wardens;Homeowners Associations;Neoliberal Restructuring;Part Iii;Middle Class Professionals;Tender Loving Care;Localised Mutuality;Overseas Employment;Local Resource Users;Patron Client Relationships;Atm Card
