Possibilities of Systemic Anthropology from the Andes
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https://doi.org/10.15381/is.v0i44.19554Keywords:
Globalization, capitalism, systemic approach, anthropological theory, multisite ethnography, social theoryAbstract
We propose to review the global as a complex, tense and dynamic system, configured both by new actors (banks, global corporations) and by institutional architectures, geographies of power and transnational networks. In short, we suggest a critical approach to globalization. In terms of hypotheses, we argue that a systemic anthropology is based on the logic of the world-system, taking Latin American thought and critical transformative theory into consideration. We assume that the global is neither abstract nor a tide that drags with local forms. The global is a concrete experience, from which multiple responses and frictions emerge.
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