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The grand narrative social scientists tell of twenty-first century China is one of rapid, drastic change. While sociocultural anthropologists have…
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Challenging the State of Exception: New Ethnographies of International Migration and its Constraints The topic of migration has been a…
Copyright: From Historical Roots to Regulating the Contemporary Complexities of Human Creativity In 1993, pop/rock icon Prince caused a stir…
