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Steve Fuller 《History and theory》2001,40(3):360-371
John R. Hall, Cultures of Inquiry: From Epistemology to Discourse in Sociohistorical Research 相似文献
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In Great Britain, financial infrastructure withdrawal and community economic decline have focused attention on the capacity of locally "alternative" financial institutions to combat social and financial exclusion. This paper examines one such institution, the residential or "community" credit union, which provides a low-cost source of credit for members drawn from a common bond area usually based upon place of residence and/or work. Although community credit unions have traditionally been seen as providing individuals and communities with the opportunity to access credit and savings facilities in areas where there has been contraction in bank and building society provision (the financial "mainstream"), ongoing attempts exist to move away from the traditional role of community credit unions. This transition has set up three main challenges for the British credit union movement, discussed in this paper as follows: (1) a struggle over the attempt to redefine the "model" credit union within the national credit union movement; (2) the changing regulatory context for credit union development, including attempts to embrace credit unions within New Labour policies on social exclusion; and (3) a "local" challenge, including the incorporation of credit unions into community economic development initiatives. The paper considers how these challenges feed into wider understandings about the social relations, categorisation and autonomy of locally "alternative" financial institutions. We argue that future research on geographies of financial inclusion focusing on "alternative" institutions and their relationship to the financial mainstream needs to pay close critical attention to potential contradictions and tensions operating at different, yet intersecting spatial scales. 相似文献
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Kay Andrea U. Fuller Dorian Q. Neumann Katharina Eichhorn Barbara Höhn Alexa Morin-Rivat Julie Champion Louis Linseele Veerle Huysecom Eric Ozainne Sylvain Lespez Laurent Biagetti Stefano Madella Marco Salzmann Ulrich Kaplan Jed O. 《Journal of World Prehistory》2019,32(2):179-228
Journal of World Prehistory - Many societal and environmental changes occurred between the 2nd millennium BC and the middle of the 2nd millennium AD in western Africa. Key amongst these were... 相似文献
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Harriet Hawkins Shelley Sacks Ian Cook Eleanor Rawling Helen Griffiths Di Swift James Evans Gail Rothnie Jacky Wilson Alice Williams Katie Feenay Linzi Gordon Heather Prescott Claire Murphy Daniel Allen Tyler Mitchell Rachel Wheeldon Margaret Roberts Guy Robinson Pete Flaxman Duncan Fuller Tom Lovell Kye Askins 《对极》2011,43(4):909-926
Abstract: A new field of “public geographies” is taking shape ( Fuller 2008 ) in geography's mainstream journals. While much is “traditional”, with intellectuals disseminating academic research via non‐ academic outlets ( Castree 2006 ; Mitchell 2008 ; Oslender 2007 ), less visible is the “organic” work and its “more involved intellectualizing, pursued through working with area‐based or single‐interest groups, in which the process itself may be the outcome” ( Ward 2006 :499; see Fuller and Askins 2010 ). A number of well‐known projects exist where research has been “done not merely for the people we write about but with them” ( Gregory 2005 :188; see also Cahill 2004 ; Johnston and Pratt 2010 ). However, collaborative writing of academic publications which gives research participants authorial credit is unusual ( mrs kinpainsby 2008 ; although see Sangtin Writers and Nagar 2006 ). This paper is about an organic public geographies project called “Making the connection”. It is written by a diverse collection of (non‐)academic participants who contributed to the project before it had started, as it was undertaken, and/or after it had finished. This is a “messy”, process‐oriented text ( Cook et al. 2007 ) working through the threads (partially) connecting the activities of its main collaborators, including a referee who helped get the paper to publication. 相似文献
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Dorian Q Fuller 《Journal of World Prehistory》2006,20(1):1-86
The accumulation of recent data from archaeobotany, archaeozoology and Neolithic excavations from across South Asia warrants
a new overview of early agriculture in the subcontinent. This paper attempts a synthesis of these data while recommending
further systematic work and methodological developments. The evidence for origins and dispersals of important crops and livestock
from Southwest Asia into South Asia is reviewed. In addition evidence for indigenous plant and animal domestication in India
is presented. Evidence for probable indigenous agricultural developments in Gujarat, the Middle Ganges, Eastern India, and
Southern India are reviewed. An attempt is made to highlight regions of important frontiers of interaction between early farmers
and hunter-gatherers. The current evidence suggests that the Neolithic trajectories in different parts of South Asia differ
from each other. Indigenous centers of plant domestication in India also differ from the often discussed trajectory of Southwest
Asia, while suggesting some similarities with agricultural origins in Africa and Eastern North America as well as secondary
agricultural developments on the peripheries of Eurasia.
An erratum to this article can be found at 相似文献
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