Index
Anthropological Enquiries into Policy, Debt, Business, and Capitalism
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(2020), "Index", Wood, D.C. (Ed.) Anthropological Enquiries into Policy, Debt, Business, and Capitalism (Research in Economic Anthropology, Vol. 40), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 243-249. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0190-128120200000040013
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INDEX
Index
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.
A’uwẽ-Xavante
, 220–221
owners
, 226–229
and theft
, 223–226
Activism
, 144
Actual price
, 73, 75–76
Ad hoc rules
, 75
Age set system
, 231
Agency
, 49
Agents of development
, 50
Aide à la reprise ou à la création d’entreprise (ARCE)
, 133
Aihö’ubuni
, 227, 229
Airbnb
, 180
Airline Deregulation Act
, 73
Allocation option for taxes
, 30
Alternative to capitalism
, 128–147
American Dream
, 116
American Economic Association (AEA)
, 153
Amorphous dyadic patron-client exchange networks
, 198
Anthropocene
, 48–49
Anthropological/anthropology
fieldwork
, 174
paradigm
, 26–32
scholarship
, 170
of tax justice
, 31
Anthropology of taxation
, 26
critiquing Furusato Nozei
, 37–39
Furusato Nozei tax system
, 33–36
Japan’s tax history and current Japanese tax system
, 32–33
socio-political and economic anthropologic critiques
, 39–42
socio-political economics to anthropological paradigms
, 26–32
Anticipated revolution
, 220
Artisanal fishers
, 8
Artisanal fishing
, 9, 17
Ascendant revenue management
, 82
Assemblymen (veradores)
, 198
Attention
, 38
Australian Tax Receipt system
, 41
Authentic Cuban Salsa
, 175
Authenticity
, 173–174
Beliefs of capitalism
, 149–163
Benefactor sentiment
, 38
Blackness in Cuba
, 179
Blockade
, 185n2
Blue revolution
, 17
Brackishwater aquaculture in Nagapattinam
, 17
Brackishwater shrimp aquaculture
, 11
Brazil
Brazilian modernization
, 210–211
bribes, kickbacks, and dyadic exchanges
, 213–214
bribes and kickbacks on construction projects
, 199–200
corruption in
, 194–195
dyadic exchanges in Brazilian businesses
, 211–213
election for Mayor of Fortaleza in 2012
, 195–197
Medieval European worldview
, 206–207
Medieval Portugal and formation of Brazilian Worldview
, 207–209
modernity and Brazilian religious culture
, 200–202
networkes of dyadic exchanges in Mina s Gerais
, 197–199
pilgrimage, saints, and popular Catholicism
, 202–205
Vows and fulfillment in African-Derived and other Brazilian religions
, 209–210
Brazilian modernization
, 210–211
Brazilian religious culture
, 200–202
Brazilian Worldview formation
, 207–209
Bribes
on construction projects
, 199–200
and dyadic exchanges
, 213–214
Broken Hill Propriety Limited (BHP)
, 53
Business owners
, 150, 154–155
capitalists beliefs in
, 159–162
in Latin America
, 150
policy implications
, 162–163
Cadeia de bemfeiturias
, 208
Capital accumulation process
, 129
Capitalism
, 92, 146–147
alternative to
, 128–147
Capitalist technology
, 222
Capitalists beliefs
, 150
business owners in
, 159–162
in EA
, 151–153
in EB
, 153–154
Catholic Counter Reformation
, 208–209
Catholicism
, 209
Circumstantial analysis of algorithmic rules
, 85
Citizenship
, 27
“Clan”
, 65n6
Collective force
, 220–221, 235
Collective shamanism
, 228
Comité d’Etablissement (CE)
, 143
Commodification
, 180–184
Community
, 50
development
, 61
economy
, 130
vague definitions of
, 57–60
Community Mine Continuation Agreement (CMCA)
, 54
Competitive equilibrium paradigm
, 27
Concentric dualism
, 235n11
Conceptualizing debt
, 116, 118
as family affair
, 118–121
Conflict
, 155, 159
Contribution tax
, 27
Control function
, 26
Cooperative(s)
, 135
emancipatory potential of
, 146
emancipatory promise of
, 129–131
enterprises
, 135
model
, 2
SA
, 135
Copper
, 53–54
Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
, 49
Corruption
, 194–195
Cost
, 2
of relocation
, 8–19
Credential inflation
, 115
Credit
, 104
Crisis
, 110
Cuban dance instruction
, 175–180
Cuban self-employment system
, 174
“Cuentapropismo” (see Self-employment opportunities (trabajo por cuenta propia))
Cultural/culture
, 49
of modernity
, 194
primitives
, 18
tourism
, 173
Customer segmentation
, 74
Cyclones strike (1977)
, 10
Dance instruction
, 171
Dance instructor
, 176–178
Debt
, 2, 104
conceptualizing
, 116, 118–121
student loan
, 111, 120
Debtocracy
, 110
Decision-making
, 134–136
Defaulted loans
, 116
Degeneration thesis
, 130
Delinquent loans
, 116
Democracy
, 77
Development Fund
, 61
Dialogical democracy
, 87n11
Diametral dualism
, 235n11
Division of labor
, 137–141
Dualisms
, 221
Dyadic exchanges
, 213–214
in Brazilian businesses
, 211–213
network in Mina s Gerais
, 197–199
Dynamic optimization
algorithms
, 72
software
, 74
Dynamic pricing
, 87n4
Economic
deviance
, 92
growth indicators
, 50
ideology
, 150, 155, 159
liberalization in Cuba
, 170
marginalization
, 9
mentality
, 152
sociology
, 29
units expansion across international borders
, 181–183
value
, 131
Economic anthropology (EA)
, 29, 31, 150
capitalists’ beliefs in
, 151–153
critiques of taxation
, 39–42
Economic beliefs (EB)
, 149
capitalists’ beliefs in
, 153–154
Economic wrongdoing
, 92–96
conflicting moral economies and relational definition of
, 103–105
high-risk and predatory mortgage lending as
, 96
during housing bubble
, 96–99
during mortgage crisis
, 100
En masse relocation
, 11–12
Entrepreneurship
, 150, 180–184
“Equal salary for equal work”
, 142
Ethnography of price
, 73
Eurocentric cultural heritage
, 48
Exchange tax
, 27
Expected Family Contribution (EFC)
, 119
Extractive industry
in Indigenous territories
, 49–50
sustainable development and
, 56
Family affair, conceptualizing debt as
, 118–121
FAO
, 17
“Federative principle” theory
, 231
Fiber boat
, 9–10
Financial crisis (2008)
, 131
Fiscal functions
, 26
“Folk” Catholicism
, 201
Food security
, 17
Forecast
, 72, 81
Foreign capital
, 155, 161
France
Milkerie worker cooperative in
, 128–147
PriceMatch in
, 77
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
, 119
Free market
beliefs
, 150
ideology
, 151
Furusato Nozei tax system
, 26, 32–36
critiquing Furusato Nozei
, 37–39
GDP
, 9
General-purpose money
, 29
Gift paradigm
, 30, 39
Global policy planning
, 48
beneficiaries as passive recipients
, 62
conservative models of development
, 60–62
discord between national objectives and corporate action
, 55–57
OTML
, 53–55
PNG
, 50–51
PNG’s sustainable development objectives
, 51–53
vague definitions of “community”
, 57–60
Global Social Networks
, 181–183
Gold
, 53–54
Graduation comes obligation
, 116–118
Gram Panchayats
, 9
Greenhouse gas emissions
, 49
Heritage
, 49, 56–57
Hierarchically ordered inequality
, 206
High-risk lending as economic wrongdoing
, 96–100
Home repossession victims as economic wrongdoers
, 101–103
Hometown Tax (see Furusato Nozei tax system)
Hometown Tax Donation Program
, 2
Homo economicus
, 152
Housing bubble, economic wrongdoing during
, 96–99
Human judgment
, 81–82
Hutede’wa
, 228
IceCream
, 128
Ideal-type workplace democracy
, 129
Indigenous Central Brazil
A’uwẽ-Xavante and theft
, 223–226
A’uwẽ-Xavante owners
, 226–229
dialogical approach
, 221
mutualism
, 220–221
Proudhon on myth, property, mutualism, and polytechnics
, 222–223
Theft of Jaguar’s Fire
, 229–236
Indigenous Peoples
, 49, 65n2
Industrialization
, 200
Inequality
, 92
Information asymmetries
, 101
Institutional factors
, 72
Institutional isomorphism
, 130
Institutionalized inequality
, 1
Intentional development
, 50
International business platforms
, 180
Intriguing
, 87n14
Japan’s Furusato Nozei tax program
, 26
Japan’s tax history
, 32–33
Japanese Local Allocation Tax disbursement
, 32
Japanese tax system
, 32–33
Job-creating business model, Milkerie came up with
, 131–134
Justice in taxation
, 31
Kastam
, 60
Kattumarams
, 9–10, 17
Kickbacks
on construction projects
, 199–200
and dyadic exchanges
, 213–214
Kollam
, 13
Labor law
, 142
Labor market liberalization
, 172
Lava Jato
, 199
Leadership
, 233
“Leave no-one behind” signals
, 49, 51
Legal licenses
, 179–180
Liberalization of labor market
, 183
Life Satisfaction
, 155, 159
Limited-purpose money
, 29
Loan repayment
, 117
Local Allocation Tax
, 33
Locke’s theory of property
, 232
Long Term Fund
, 61
Market(s)
, 151
capitalism
, 194
economy
, 155, 161
mentality
, 152
rationality
, 92
socialism
, 173
Mayors (prefeitos)
, 198
Means
, 156–158
Medieval European worldview
, 206–207
Medieval Portugal
, 207–209
Memoranda of understanding (MoU)
, 12
Microeconomic theory of price discrimination
, 85
Milkerie worker cooperative in France
, 128
capitalism
, 146–147
decision-making
, 134–136
division of labor
, 137–141
emancipatory promise of Cooperatives
, 129–131
Milkerie came up with Job-creating business model
, 131–134
Milkerie income distribution
, 141–146
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
, 49
Mineral extraction
, 56
Mining, Minerals and Sustainable Development Project Report of 2002 (MMSD)
, 53
Modern cooperatives
, 129
Modern fishing
, 17
Modernity
, 200–202
Moral economy
, 85, 92–93
conflicting moral economies and relational definition of economic wrongdoing
, 103–105
of neoliberalism
, 93–94, 105
Mortgage crisis
, 92
economic wrongdoing during
, 100
Most Backward Caste (MBC)
, 9
Mutualism
, 220
Proudhon on
, 222–223
Myth, Proudhon on
, 222–223
Neoliberal policy
, 109–110
Neoliberalism
, 2, 39, 92–94
in Cuba
, 172–174
New technologies
, 155, 161
“Non-binding” contract
, 81
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
, 11–12
Obligation tax
, 27
Oikonomia
, 206
Oil crisis (1973)
, 73
Ok Tedi Development Foundation (OTDF)
, 61
Ok Tedi Mining Limited (OTML)
, 53–55
“One size fits all” approach
, 60
Open borders
, 155, 159
Open defecation
, 15
Operation Red Card
, 199
Organic food coop
, 136
Orixás
, 209
Ownership
, 233
Pahöri’wa
, 227
Panatenaico
, 199
Papua New Guinea (PNG)
, 50
PNG’s sustainable development objectives
, 51–53
Vision 2050
, 57
Parent PLUS loans
, 120–121
Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT)
, 212n2
Patron
, 198
Pattanavar
, 8–9
Patterns of behavior
, 3
Pay-as-you-earn system
, 32
Pentecostalism
, 210
Philanthropy
, 30
Pilgrimage
, 202–205
Plataforma de Afectados por la Hipoteca (PAH)
, 93
Pôle territorial de cooperation économique (PTCE)
, 132
Political-economic apparatuses shifting
, 183–184
Political-economic theory
, 220
Polytechnics, Proudhon on
, 222–223
Popular Catholicism
, 201, 202–205
Post-colonial imaginations
, 173
Post-disaster reconstruction process
, 8
Post-soviet socioeconomic transformations
, 173
Post-tsunami Nagapattinam, South India
coastal and near-shore commons
, 16–19
new housing and water
, 12–13
post-disaster reconstruction process
, 8
relocation
, 11–12
sanitation and new housing
, 14–16
water and coast
, 8–11
Pre-Reformation Roman Catholicism
, 201
Predation
, 234, 234n11
Predatory mortgage lending as economic wrongdoing
, 96–100
Prescriptores
, 99, 102
Price(s)
, 72
ethnography of
, 73
of higher education
, 109–121
idea for performing
, 81–85
price-based RM
, 80–81
price-based solution
, 80–81
realization
, 72
recommendation
, 75
suggestion
, 75
variable
, 76–80
PriceMatch
, 72–73, 75, 77, 80
Pricing algorithm
, 75, 81
Primitive practices
, 17
Private investment
, 155, 159
Privatization processes
, 171
“Profesores de musica y otras artes” (teachers of music and other arts)
, 171
Profitable cultural resources
, 175
Promessas (vows)
, 205
and fulfillment in African-derived and other Brazilian religions
, 209–210
Property
accumulation
, 220
Proudhon on
, 222–223
Property Management Systems
, 76
PROS solution
, 82
Prosthetic price
, 72–73
Protestant Reformation
, 208
Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph
, 220–221
on myth, property, mutualism, and polytechnics
, 222–223
Proudhon’s theory of mutuality
, 232
Public universities
, 110
“Public–private partnership” approach
, 11
“Quantity-based” RM
, 80–81
Rank-and-file worker
, 144–145
Reciprocity
, 235n11
Recruiting clients, art of
, 178–180
Religion
, 222
religion-based cultural-historic practices
, 3
Research in Economic Anthropology (REA)
, 1
Revenue management (RM)
, 72, 87n4
system
, 72, 73–75
variable prices and work of explanation
, 76–80
Rhetorical rules
, 82
Riverine systems
, 10
Robust social welfare system
, 170
Romeiros (pilgrims)
, 203
Saints
, 202–205
Salaries per professional category
, 142
Sanitation and new housing
, 14–16
Scott’s theory of knowledge
, 87n16
SD
, 156–158
Securitisation
, 102
Self-development
, 62, 171, 185
opportunities (trabajo por cuenta propia)
, 170
Self-governance
, 220
Self-help groups (SHGs)
, 21
Self-interested individual
, 92
Self-management
, 220
Shrimp aquaculture
, 11
Shrimp farms
, 17–18
Social and solidarity economy (SSE)
, 131
Social welfare system
, 184
Société à responsabilité limitée (SARL)
, 135
Société anonyme (SA)
, 135
Société Coopérative et Participative (SCOP)
, 130
Société par actions simplifiée (SAS)
, 135, 145n3
Socio-cultural activities
, 171
Socio-political critiques of taxation
, 39–42
Socio-political economics to anthropological paradigms
, 26–32
Software as a Service (SaaS)
, 75
Spanish real estate bubble
, 92
Staff representatives (délégué du personel)
, 143
State socialism
, 3
Structural inequalities
, 49
Student loan debt
, 111, 120
Sugar cane
, 208
Sumak kawsay/buen vivir
, 60
Sustainability
, 56
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
SDG 13
, 51
SDG 9
, 51
Symbolic economy of predation
, 234
“Tax-for-gift” relationships
, 38
Tax(es)
, 26
character of paying
, 30
policy innovation
, 26
revenue
, 37, 42
skeleton
, 28
Taxation
, 26–27
financial contribution in
, 30
justice in
, 31
operational reality of
, 28
socio-political economics of
, 27, 31
Technical democracy
, 87n11
Technical rules
, 82–83
Technology
, 72
Tede’wa
, 226
Telecommunication advancements in Cuba
, 180
Temporary worker (Intérimaire)
, 143
Terra nullius
, 57
Theft of Jaguar’s Fire
, 229–236
Tourism
, 185n3
in Cuba
, 172–174
Transformative dynamics of self-employed dance instruction
, 170–184
TripAdvisor
, 180
Trust
, 155, 159
Tsunami (2004)
, 8
Two-tier technology
, 76
United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII)
, 48
University of Wisconsin System (UW System)
, 112
Ur Panchayat
, 9
Variables
, 156–158
prices
, 76–80
Voluntary donations of fiscal “tax” gifts
, 31
Wahitede’wa
, 228
Wamari
, 227
Waradzu hunting
, 226
Wasteland
, 8
Water
, 10–11, 19
new housing and
, 12–13
Wicksellian connection
, 27, 30
Wilcoxon Rank-Sum Test
, 161
Work of explanation
, 76–80
Worker control
cooperative law and
, 135
in economy
, 131, 145
Workplace democracy
, 128, 136
World Bank
, 9, 17, 60
Yield
, 87n4
management
, 72–73, 87n4
- Prelims
- Introduction: Policy, Debt, Business and Capitalism (AMID Encroaching Neoliberalism)
- Part I: National and International Policy
- Chapter 1: The Cost of Relocation: Water and Fishers in Post-Tsunami Nagapattinam, South India
- Chapter 2: A New Case in The Anthropology of Taxation: The Social Science of Critiquing Japan’s Furusato Nozei Tax Program
- Chapter 3: In Search of “The Complete Story”: Indigenous Peoples and Structural Inequalities in Global Policy Planning
- Part II: Cost and Debt
- Chapter 4: Predicting Prices, Persuading Users: Price Recommendations and The Rhetorical Logic of Algorithms
- Chapter 5: Mortgage Lending and Economic Wrongdoing During the Spanish Housing bubble
- Chapter 6: The Price of Higher Education: Experiences of American Student Loan Borrowers
- Part III: Business and Capitalism
- Chapter 7: Milkerie Worker Cooperative in France: Some Evidence on Why Cooperatives Struggle to Propose an Alternative to Capitalist Enterprise
- Chapter 8: Are Business Owners True Believers in Capitalism? Evidence From Latin America
- Chapter 9: The Transformative Dynamics of Self-Employed Dance Instruction in Havana, Cuba’s Tourism Industry
- Part IV: Economic Behavior and Theory in Brazil
- Chapter 10: When is a Kickback Like Fulfilling a Vow to a Saint? “Popular” Religions, Dyadic Exchanges, and Corruption in Brazil
- Chapter 11: The Theft of the Jaguar’s Fire is not Property in Indigenous Central Brazil
- Index