Titlebook: A Post-Exotic Anthropology of Soqotra, Volume II; Cultural and Environ Serge D. Elie Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3580-5the primary context for the incubation and dissemination of the modernizing process, which is described in the four chapters of part 1. This chapter elucidates this process through its main local manifestations: It highlights the nature of this urban formation as a de-provincializing incubator due t

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Paul Leroux,Michiel Steyaert,K. U. Leuvenolicy toward the status of the Soqotri language within Yemen’s cultural patrimony. The state’s feigning non-existence of their indigenous language is the by-product of a cultural “protectionist ideology” that is shared by Arab states. This ideology postulates that an Arab ethnicity and the Arabic la

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Low-Power Pipelined A/D Conversionicipants. It highlights Soqotra’s historical predicament as an economy that was always subjected to an externally imposed political economy. It situates the emergence of the modern economy in the mid-1990s through government-led modernization initiatives. It traces its subsequent evolution into a co

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-8944-2nexed the totality of Soqotra’s territory. This regime imposed new forms of regulation on the island’s human-environment relations and sought to inculcate a new environmental subjectivity among the local population, and to promote an eco-centric communal polity. The chapter situates the virtual form

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-8944-2th funding from the Global Environment Facility and its partner agencies at the United Nations. This chapter builds on the previous one, which offered a retrospective analysis of the formulation process of this conservation experiment. This experiment was pursued for the next two decades through mul

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Book 2020rsity. The first volume, .A Post-Exotic Anthropology of Soqotra: A Mesography of an Indigenous Polity in Yemen. initiated the analytical inventory of the four key vectors of Soqotra’s transition process through a discussion of the first two: economic disarticulation and political incorporation.  Thi

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