Titlebook: Strategic Logic; J. Carlos Jarillo Book 2003 J. Carlos Jarillo 2003 Acquisition.development.diversification.foundation.globalization.growt

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J. Carlos Jarilloare contingent on the acquisition of new skills; second, looping as a collective and recursive engagement with (material) politics of care and data; and third, looping as the ability to opt-out—partly or totally—of toxic intimate entanglement with algorithmic technologies and of extractivist algorit

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or intelligent algorithm machines. First, we will focus on the dissatisfaction of doctors and patients with the current ways in which people with PD are managed in the Italian healthcare system. Second, we will describe the main characteristics of the emerging socio-technical imaginary, which we hav

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J. Carlos Jarilloondence which lasted over 30 years with Martha Dodd, whose father had been Ambassador at the American Embassy in Berlin during Nazism. Written in English, a letter from Kuckhoff in July 1946 conveys a sense of both personal and professional responsibility:

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J. Carlos Jarillod not become blind to seeing what s/he knew already.. Within Kuckhoff’s genre of antifascism, the different forms conveyed the memories in cognitive, emotional and material ways, drawing on pre-existing forms of reference and conveying new information.

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J. Carlos Jarillocan such organizing be abstracted from the influence of other forces and factors which are themselves independent of the intentions of Black political practice? Some questions need to be asked. For example, in our struggles and trepidations in the Western academy, where are we going to walk next as

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resence on Turtle Island] is politically implicated in the project of capitalism/globalization not unlike (nor separate from) the settler colonial project. I think it is helpful to understand the project of capitalism and globalization better. I suggest we begin asking questions regarding our contem

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J. Carlos Jarilloept of ‘conveniencization’ to refer to the process through which certain kinds of foods come to be recognized as more or less convenient than others. The chapter proposes an initial comparison of our four case studies in terms of provisioning, cooking, eating and wasting practices, examining what, w

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