... & Goldberg, 2015 ). However, doing so seeks to improve debates around authenticity, commodification and cultural resilience, focusing on voices within the Sikkimese context. Additionally, our academic proximity to cultural tourism and frequent collaboration with local artisans and monastic stakeholders...

... dynamics by which process experts may position themselves alongside domain experts: assimilation, brokerage, and commodification. We show how each of these mechanisms produces distinct tensions associated with the identity, visibility, and accessibility of work, which delegitimize this important form...

... sporting body from discursive shackles and its evolution – and possible entrapment – into becoming a placard of the neoliberal vision and what this means in terms of the decoloniality discourse. Colonial sport muscular Christianity sports nationalism neoliberalism commodification Nike In July 2002...

... for the purpose of signposting emerging issues and opportunities for critical sociological research and intervention. Gambling sport data technology rights commodification Introduction In the summer of 2020, a coalition of elite athletes, coaches and administrators announced a landmark legal case over...

... of dope sickness. The author concludes that the growing professionalisation, digitisation, and commercialisation of the drug market increasingly embed drug time in material infrastructures mediated through technical systems. Drug delivery social time heroin opiates commodification infrastructure...

... are enlightening. Indeed, by setting up an intermediary or by putting projects in competition, platforms develop the use of conventions linked to market coordination. By encouraging the monetarisation of expenses and projects and the commodification of donation activities, the crowdfunding not only becomes a tool...

.... Thus, the Government allows the commodification of workers within the supply chain to profit British businesses. Modern Slavery irregular labour precarious exploitation agriculture commodification Introduction The ‘institutionalised uncertainty’ ( Anderson, 2010 , pp. 300–301) promulgated...

... with a ‘golden ticket’ and in turn disregarding the needs of the UK’s citizens. Investor visa Tier 1 golden ticket immigration commodification investors 1. Introduction The existence of such comparable programmes within alternative member states means investors who have purchased citizenship with little...

... or guardian of knowledge to that of steward or facilitator and the role of student needs to become more independent and productive through guerrilla, group-assessed context-based courses. Context-based learning guerilla modules dialectical materialism technology globalization commodification...

... commodification public interest business scandals Abstract The development and progressive refinement of the concept of academic freedom has generally occurred without material participation by the American business school. Whereas the business school looms large as a component of higher education...

... commodification consumption women oppression Introduction When we think of social change to end inequalities such as racism, sexism, etc., we tend to see it as involving resistance, as evidenced throughout the history of art, theatre, music, boycotts, to the social movements of #MeToo or Black Lives Matter...

...Theory power commodification state capacity social movements expulsions The politics of land are vital. In North America, they stretch from fights over fracking, pipelines, public land, and indigenous rights to dynamics of residential segregation, gentrification, and neighborhood succession...

...Abstract Since the arrival of mass production, commodification has been plaguing markets – none more so than that for music. By separating production and consumption in space and time, commodification challenges the very conditions underlying economic exchange. This chapter explores authenticity...

...Abstract In this chapter, I analyze universities’ present context of commodification by suggesting a typology of market universities based on Levín’s three types of capital enterprises: the simple purpose, technological, and enhanced universities. The simple purpose university mainly commodifies...

...Abstract Purpose The purpose of the chapter is to discuss the tourist experiences by tracing various perspectives and dimensions of authenticity, commodification, and McDonaldization. Methodology/approach The main debates on the authenticity of the tourism experiences and the commodification...

...Abstract The purpose of this chapter is to examine how the paid care of children, and assisting with their development, is increasingly coming to resemble a professional activity in Australia. The commodification of child care has tended to create a profession of carers of children, not only...

... labor: your dining experience’ ( Dowling, 2012 , p. 111). For commodification to occur the products of our labour have to be recognisable as a ‘thing’, and once recognisable then capable of being measured and recorded. As Marx and Engels described in the 1848 Communist Manifesto...

...Purpose – The aim of this chapter is to explore the current trend for new ‘mutual’ models of public service delivery as part of a process of personalisation and commodification of health and social care design and service delivery. Design/methodology/approach – The authors use the thesis...