"This book explores everyday politics that link to state territorialization via the natural resources development that has been taking place in the northwest region of Vietnam from Doi Moi in 1986 to the present"--
"This book explores everyday politics that link to state territorialization via the natural resources development that has been taking place in the northwest region of Vietnam from Doi Moi in 1986 to the present"--
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Cornell Series on Land: New Perspectives on Territory, Development, and Environment
Introduction: The Foundations and Limits of Religious Authority 1. The Cultural Politics of Development 2. State Power and the Conquest of Nature 3. Damming the Black River 4. Subject Making, Market Integration, and Differentiation 5. The Politics of Rubber Plantations 6. Rubber Workers and the Making of Modern Subjects 7. Materialities and Politics of Mining 8. Surviving the Mines, and the Everyday Politics of Marginalization
Introduction: The Foundations and Limits of Religious Authority 1. The Cultural Politics of Development 2. State Power and the Conquest of Nature 3. Damming the Black River 4. Subject Making, Market Integration, and Differentiation 5. The Politics of Rubber Plantations 6. Rubber Workers and the Making of Modern Subjects 7. Materialities and Politics of Mining 8. Surviving the Mines, and the Everyday Politics of Marginalization
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