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39 Cards in this Set
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The process of interconnecting the systems of the world
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Globalization
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the flow of ideas goods and behaviors around the world
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Transnationalism
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Bracero Program
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labor program for mexico
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Interrogation or incorporation into us culture and socity
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Cultural assimilation
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Types of cultural assimulation
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Economic
Social Linguistic cultural legal |
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Mas Alla De Frontera
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Beyond the border
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Beyond the border
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Video that shares the stores of four sons in mexico and struggle to overcome cultural, class, and language barriers in Kentucky stables
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Refugee
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Receives refugee status from UN high commissioner
have fled their country |
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Immigrant
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Chose to come to ths country, usaly because of better economic opertunities
Get little or no suportfrom the us government |
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What are the responsibilities do refugees have in the us
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Must pay back air ticket with in 3 years
Must take first job offered to them must follow local laws know they need to learn English to be successful Can become a use citizens after 5 years... After applying or permanent residency and take us citizen test |
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Uprooted Heartache and hope in NH
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documentry about lives of 5 refuges who have been resettled in NH
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Uese of force against people or objects causing injury or damange
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Violence
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Types of violence
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Physical
Emotional Structural |
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systematic ways a social structure or institution harms people or groups of people
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Structural Violence
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the ISM like racism
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Social Domination
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westernization loss of culture
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Cultural domination
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one political party of belief system
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Political oppression
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Dominance of world economy
low wages Environmental consenquences |
Economic Exploitation
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precised beelifs of a siscuty like the amazon natives
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Ethnographic examples
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The price of progress
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Bodley
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looked at the slandered of living vs quality of life
Economic progress dose not tell the whole story Include poverty levels, work conditions, social disorders |
Bodley
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Amazon Journal by
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Geoffrey o connor and Alicida Ramos
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Amazon journal
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Looked amazon natives from the 80-90s
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Two Rights make a wrong
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Reed
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Guarani and ache
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Reed
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Guanrani
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Horticultureists on the natural conserancey
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Ache
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Foraging socity
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loggers bought land by using world banks loan... loan failed and boguth by the TNC... TNC excluded the guarani because the where considered spoiled because they where small scale farming. They allowed ache because they where more like animals and they could live what was precised as primitive ways of life
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reed
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Noble Savage
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The brief that the amazon people where savages with a noble cause
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this is your life now you cant go back
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lee
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they are not as some anthologist call the ' the other'. They are people like us
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Jon Marshall
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Ju hansi 60's
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Kingship, Productive, and land tenture more or less intact
First store opened in dove Lead to homemade beer with sugar Fence built along Botswana and Namibia |
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Ju hansi 70
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Creation Of bushmansland
Farming and herding 1st school opened feeding programs instituted |
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Ju hansi 80
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large amount of agriculture and stock raising
broke down of sharing subordination of woman Game laws tightened |
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Ju hansi 90s
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More cash more poverty
more government controlling their life Grass huts replaced with semi permanent mud houses Cholesterol and blood pressure higher |
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lees Survey results
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“genteel but survivable poverty”
“ongoing high status of women” “very low incidence of HIV” “strong persistence of foraging practices” “revalorization of the bush” “cautious optimism for the future” |
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navigating on the ope ocean without sextant compass clock radio reports or satellite reports Depend of observations of stars the sun and the ocean swells
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Wayfinding
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three compnents of wayfinding
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Course strategy
trying to hold course Finding land after reaching the vicinity of destination |
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looked at the cultural changes brought by globalization for the polynesian
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Wayfinders a pacific odyssey
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