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Ethnography unbound : power and resistance in the modern metropolis
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| Format : | Book |
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| Language : | anglais |
| Title statement : | Ethnography unbound : power and resistance in the modern metropolis / Michael Burawoy... [et al.] |
| Published : |
Berkeley, Los Angeles, London :
University of California Press
, C. 1991 |
| Physical Description : | 1 vol. (X-352 p.) |
| Content : | Reconstructing social theories / Michael Burawoy. New social movements. Silence, death, and the invisible enemy : AIDS activism and social movement "newness" / Joshua Gamson. "Fight the power" : two groups mobilize for peace / Josepha Schiffman. Reorganizing the workplace. Dividing up the struggle : the consequences of "split" welfare work for union activism / Alice Burton. Managing without managers : crisis and resolution in a collective bakery / Ann Arnett Ferguson. New immigrants. A maid by any other name : the transformation of "dirty work" by Central American immigrants / Leslie Salzinger. "Unlikely heroes" : the evolution of female leadership in a Cambodian ethnic enclave / Shiori Ui. From classroom to community. Mr. Henry makes a deal : negotiated teaching in a junior high school / Leslie Hurst. Coming together : an interactive model of schooling / Nadine Gartrell. Researching the researchers. The politics of prevention : ethnographers combat AIDS among drug users / Kathryn J. Fox |
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| Bibliography : | Bibliogr. p. 331-344. Index. Notes bibliogr. |
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| ISBN : | 0-520-07320-7 0-520-07322-3 |