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Kimihito Cojin Kawabata,Toshio Kitamurare-conceptualises the ‘black box’ of institutions in livelihoods research by further developing an approach that considers the ‘self-in-process’ as critical to the processes of institutional dynamism. This approach, I argue, can reveal emergent potentialities of social transformation and better guid

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Joyce J. Thompson,Keith D. Robertsonnterdisciplinary research organisation, I was sitting across from a senior research scientist doing just that. I was introduced to him as an anthropologist with a background in critical development studies: the latest recruit in the Environment and Development team. He was a biophysical scientist, w

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Genomic Imprinting Syndromes and Canceren, the effort to ‘illuminate the micro-foundations of macro-processes’ (Booth 1993: 62) has also entailed a focus on the actor embedded within a socio-economic context, in order to reveal the ways localised actions feed into broader processes of development (Cowen and Shenton 1998). Scholars have d

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Kimihito Cojin Kawabata,Toshio Kitamurasource management in particular (Cleaver 2002, 2012; Ellis 2000; de Haan and Zoomers 2005; Leach et al. 1999; Mehta et al. 1999; Mosse 1997; Scoones 1998, 2009). As I have argued elsewhere (Jakimow 2013a), the conceptualisation of institutions in these studies is often inadequate to the task, as it

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G. Berghaus,B. Brinkmann,M. Staak their children, grandchildren and themselves. Often the narratives till that point had been of hardship, but people’s voices lifted when they described their expectations that the next generation would be better off. The descriptions of hopes and dreams were at times disconnected from prevailing st

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