Titlebook: Extraordinary Risks, Ordinary Lives; Logics of Precarious Beata Świtek,Allen Abramson,Hannah Swee Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1359-9r capacity to achieve freedom of movement. I argue that ‘mobility’ and ‘migration’ are best understood as discrete categories in contemporary Turkey, and that the modern state and social institutions which gatekeep the former are difficult to access by those from peripheral backgrounds. As a result,

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Conversazione: guida alla sopravvivenza,twithstanding, in the last century the area surrounding the volcano has been extensively urbanized, with 700,000 people living nowadays in the highest risk zone alone. Based on ethnographic fieldwork, this chapter analyzes the collective response to the volcanic risk locally developed by the Vesuviu

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Beata Świtek,Allen Abramson,Hannah SweeBrings together long-term ethnographic research to redefine notions of risk.Reveals how risk and risk categorizations are related to individual agency and community resilience.Shows how societal risk

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38099-1he words of Richard Rorty (1979), ‘keep the conversation going’. The chapter then concludes by employing Rorty’s philosophy to take a ‘conversational approach to risk’ in light of the ethnographic examples presented.

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