In addition to, of course, a term that implies power relations, where as human beings we have negatively impacted the earth, producing accelerated changes.
Amalia Moore proposes the intervention of anthropology in the field of the anthropocene. Well, in an era of accelerated changes, a critical vision is required that questions those changes. @globalECH#globalizationECH
The way in which punk in Indonesia positions itself globally and builds an identity that is recognized and operates in the formation of the community to be reproduced in other parts of the world creating a cultural exchange is very interesting.
These ideas come from what is imagined or are manufactured and produced from other parts of the world, which, due to global processes, enter into circulation as part of a common imaginary.
Appadurai positions imagination as a social practice situated in the field of global interactions. As a fundamental component of new forms of agency. @globalECH#globalizationECH
Within the framework of global flows, there are 5 blocks that enable the construction of multiple imagined worlds that permeate the forms of social life from "the image, the imagined and the imaginary"
The text of cities and citizenship points to a central theme that refers to the transformations that urban societies have undergone introduce relevant changes to the concept of citizenship. @globalECH#globalizationECH
And it is that, when we talk about citizens, who are we talking about? What does this concept really refer to? Although it is linked to nationality, there are factors that separate them, that mark different identities.
Second, because of the Image created about immigrants reducing them to illegality, poverty and irregularity in migration processes, where mobility in space produces a series of power relations.
The discourse that has been built around migration has very specific ways of operating that range from the public sector and how it hides some things and only reproduces what is convenient for it. #globalizationECH@globalECH
In the case of Ecuador as a country in transit, this becomes very evident. First, due to some inconsistencies and contradictions that respond to socioeconomic and political dynamics related to the organic law of human mobility.
However, this is not entirely true, these transnational humanitarian agencies such as doctors without borders, exercise a structured political agency. That they try to hide under their humanitarian speeches.
The role of humanitarian actors (mostly NGOs) has played a fundamental role in intervention in humanitarian crises, under the motto of protection and saving of life. @globalECH#globalizationECH
It cannot be possible that women don't have our own agency over our bodies, that economic and social conditions cause women's bodies to be sexualized and commodified.
At what point can women's bodies stop being seen as merchandise? Why are we subjected to being products for sexual consumption? Will our body one day stop being a territory of disputes and power relations? @globalECH#globalizationECH
It is incredible that sex trafficking still exists today, and that a situation as dehumanizing as that is part of a global market that responds to economic interests.