Spectacular City

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Pub. Date: 2004-08-01
Publisher(s): Duke Univ Pr
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Summary

""The Spectacular City" is a highly original contribution to the ethnography of law, violence, and the state. Goldstein explores the connections between localism and violence both as situated action and as genres of performance, resulting in a nuanced analysis of politics between state and nonstate forms."--Carol Greenhouse, coeditor of "Ethnography in Unstable Places: Everyday Lives in Contexts of Dramatic Political Change"

Author Biography

Daniel M. Goldstein is Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at College of the Holy Cross.

Table of Contents

About the Series, ix
Acknowledgments, xi
Introduction: Becoming Visible in Neoliberal Bolivia, 1(28)
1 Ethnography, Governmentality, and Urban Life, 29(24)
2 Urbanism, Modernity, and Migration in Cochabamba, 53(37)
3 Villa Sebastian Pagador and the Politics of Community, 90(44)
4 Performing National Culture in the Fiesta de San Miguel, 134(45)
5 Spectacular Violence and Citizen Security, 179(36)
Conclusion: Theaters of Memory and the Violence of Citizenship, 215(10)
Notes, 225(14)
References, 239(26)
Index, 265

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