diverse Economies:Performative Practices for "other worlds" J.K.Gilbson-Graham
A new regime of accumulation appeared to be consolidating the hegemony of capitalist relations and all that we could hope for was a more efficient or humane capitalism - flexible specialization or blair's third way. p.2
plain people pessoas comuns
so me
we began to ask and epistemology could advance what we wanted to do in th world p.4
How can ou;.r work open us possibilities? what kind of world do we want to participate in building? what might be the effect of theorizing things this way rather that? These became the guiding questions of our research practice. p. 4
other economies
marginal economic practices and forms of enterprise are actually more prevalent, acount for more hours worked and more value produced, than capitalism sector. Most of them are globally extensive, and potentially have more impact on social well being than capitalism does. p.7
number of local and complementary currency... In japan...an individual might care for his disable neighbor to earn credits that can be transferred electronically to his mother across the country, so that she can hire someone to care for her.
Provides a representation of an existing radically heterogeneous economy and theorizing economic dynamics ... it seems that we need to become new academic subject to be able to perform it. p.9
makes a condition of possibility of new economics becoming rather than a condition of their impossibility p.11
what if we ask theory instead to help us see opening to provide a space of freedon and possibiliy? p. 17
pay attention please
practice a weak form of theory
the practice of weak theorizing involves refusing to extend explanation too widely or deeply, refusing to know to much. p.11
a way of performing new worlds and discussed three orientations towards thinking, research and politics for tasks:
- a performative epistemology rather them a realistic or reflective one
- an ethical rather than a structural understanding of social determination
- an experimental rather than critical orientation to research p.31
we can perhaps more easily venture into research collaboration with research in the wild ( not academic, civil society, localities, government, movement and business) p. 32
wild research x plain people hehehe
A new regime of accumulation appeared to be consolidating the hegemony of capitalist relations and all that we could hope for was a more efficient or humane capitalism - flexible specialization or blair's third way. p.2
plain people pessoas comuns
so me
we began to ask and epistemology could advance what we wanted to do in th world p.4
How can ou;.r work open us possibilities? what kind of world do we want to participate in building? what might be the effect of theorizing things this way rather that? These became the guiding questions of our research practice. p. 4
other economies
marginal economic practices and forms of enterprise are actually more prevalent, acount for more hours worked and more value produced, than capitalism sector. Most of them are globally extensive, and potentially have more impact on social well being than capitalism does. p.7
number of local and complementary currency... In japan...an individual might care for his disable neighbor to earn credits that can be transferred electronically to his mother across the country, so that she can hire someone to care for her.
Provides a representation of an existing radically heterogeneous economy and theorizing economic dynamics ... it seems that we need to become new academic subject to be able to perform it. p.9
makes a condition of possibility of new economics becoming rather than a condition of their impossibility p.11
what if we ask theory instead to help us see opening to provide a space of freedon and possibiliy? p. 17
pay attention please
practice a weak form of theory
the practice of weak theorizing involves refusing to extend explanation too widely or deeply, refusing to know to much. p.11
a way of performing new worlds and discussed three orientations towards thinking, research and politics for tasks:
- a performative epistemology rather them a realistic or reflective one
- an ethical rather than a structural understanding of social determination
- an experimental rather than critical orientation to research p.31
we can perhaps more easily venture into research collaboration with research in the wild ( not academic, civil society, localities, government, movement and business) p. 32
wild research x plain people hehehe
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