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Issue 7 Public Infrastructures/Infrastructural Publics »
Drought as Infrastructural Event
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Issue 9 Little Development Devices / Humanitarian Goods »
EXCREMENTA II: The Legitimizing Model
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Issue 0 Prototyping Prototyping »
The Charismatic Prototype
Alain Pottage, LSE Prototyping is a charismatic figure: no sooner does one have it in mind than one begins to see it at work everywhere. This is testimony to the astuteness of the organizers’ vision, and the reflexive twist of Chris’s call to prototype ‘prototyping’ invites us to explore the ‘prototyping moment’ that is seized… Read more »
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Issue 0 Prototyping Prototyping »
The Para-site in Ethnographic Research Projects
A Project of the Center for Ethnography, University of California, Irvine While the design and conduct of ethnographic research in anthropology is still largely individualistic, especially in the way that research is presented in the academy, many projects depend on complex relationships of partnership and collaboration, at several sites, and not just those narrowly conceived… Read more »
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Mapping the Social World: From Aggregates to Individuals
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Issue 0 Prototyping Prototyping »
Prototyping Prototyping :: Second Iteration
Lucy Suchman Our conference prototype – the document created by Chris – had the prototypical characteristic of just-in-time production, which meant that I’ve only been able to engage with it properly after the fact. Doing so was a pleasure, and leaves me wishing now for another iteration of the conference. But at least ARCEpisode2 provides… Read more »
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A Dearth of Numbers: The Actuary and the Sentinel in Global Public Health