Anthropology of policy : critical perspectives on governance and power

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Contributors = ⅸ
• Preface and acknowledgements = xiii
• Introduction
• 1 Policy : A new field of anthropology = 3
• Cris Shore and Susan Wright
• Towards an anthropology of policy = 3
• Anthropology and theart of government = 10
• Rethinking politiral anthropology = 12
• Reconceptualizing 'the field' : Methodological implications for anthropology and policy studies = 14
• Policy as language : Discourse and power = 18
• Policy as cultural ageint : Cosnstructing national identity = 24
• Police as political technology : Governmentality and subjectivity = 29
• Epilogue = 34
• Part Ⅰ Policy as language and plower
• 2 Writing development policy and policy analysis plain or clear : On language, genre and power = 43
• Raymond Apthorpe
• The writ of language = 44
• Radical realism and ideal ruralism = 46
• Institutions and mechanisms = 53
• Poltcy language = 54
• 3 The implications of 'medical', 'gender in development' and
• 'culturalist' discourses for HIV ／ AIDS policy in Africa = 59
• Gill Seidel and Laurent Vidal Introduction = 59
• Theoretical framewoks = 60
• Medical discourse = 61
• Epidemiological discourse abouyt risk groups = 64
• Gender and development discourse = 66
• Culturalist discourse = 71
• Effects of the culturalist discourse in Co^te d'Ivoire = 73
• Conclusion = 77
• 4 Patients' bodies and discourses of powe = 88
• Hello Ploug Hansen
• Policy in a hospital settng = 88
• The hospital as a negotiated or der = 90
• The hospital policy document = 90
• The clinical praxis = 91
• The daily round and its interpretation = 93
• Discourses of power = 99
• Conclusion = 101
• Part Ⅱ Policy as cultural agent
• 5 Free to make the right choice? Gender equality policy in post-welfare Sweden = 107
• Annika Rabo
• Welfare state with a hman face = 109
• Policies of equality between women and men = 111
• Higher education, policies of sexusal equality and issues of gender = 116
• Reactions to a government bill = 119
• A state-commissioned report = 123
• 'We are all different' = 126
• Conclusions : Sexual equality policy, higher education and 'free choice' = 131
• 6 The cultural politics of populism : Celebrating Canadian national identity = 136
• Eva Mickey
• Multiculturalism, constitutional crisis and celebratiom = 138
• Key aspects of celebratory policy = 141
• Non-politicalpatriotism and civil society as diagsnostics of power = 143
• Naturalizistg inrlagery, celebratory taboos and invented symbols = 145
• which people? = 147
• Coexisting discourses = 148
• 'The people' at the Wallaceford Pusmpkin Festival = 150
• Populism and locality at the Brookside Raise-the-Flagday = 154
• Legitimacy and common sense = 159
• 7 Governing Europe : European Union audiovisual policy and the politics of identity = 165
• Cris Shore
• Anlhropolonl, identity and the politics of communication = 165
• Audiovisual policy and European integration = 167
• Televisiost without frontiers : From 1984 Green Paper to 1989 Directive = 169
• Creating a 'Community of Eurepeauw' : The politics of media polcy = 172
• Beyosnd the nation state? EU audiovisual policy and supranationalism = 177
• Using TV as the cultural arm of uation-building : Flaws in EU strategy = 180
• Coinclusion = 186
• Part Ⅲ Policy as political technology : Governmentality and snbiectirity
• 8 Reform and resistance : A Norwegian illustration = 195
• Harvard Vike
• Introduction = 195
• Moral economy and policy = 197
• The pian = 199
• The context : A Norwegian indaustrial community = 202
• Decision-making and the labour party ideology = 204
• Marx and Weber on modernity = 207
• Polilical resistance = 209
• Conclusions = 213
• 9 Poverty in a 'post-welfar' Iandscape : Tenant management policies, self-governance and the democratization of knowledge in Great Britain / Susan Brin Hyatt = 217
• From government by the poor to government by the poor = 217
• Subsidized housing and en rise of 'the social' in Great Britain = 220
• Democratizing knowledge and the policing of communities = 224
• Housing policy and poverty under the regimes of advanced liberalism = 231
• 10 Managing Americans : policy and changes in the meanings of work and the self = 239
• Emily Martin
• Kinds of power = 241
• Work and life = 244
• Persons, groups and their interfaces = 245
• Corporate selves = 248
• Sane and insane selves : Attention deficit disorder = 252
• Epilogue
• 11 Anthropology and policy research : The view from Northern Ireland / Hastings Donnan and Graham McFarlane = 261
• Policy-orientated anthropology seen from above and below = 261
• The context for policy research in Northern Ireland = 263
• Anthropologists and policy-related research in Northern Ireland = 266
• Getting to know Northern Irish farm households : Antheopology marginalized = 270
• 'Truncated' anthropology and policy research in Northern Ireland = 274
• Anthropology, policy and the mutual suspension of disbelief = 277
• Index = 282