Zeitschrift für Ethnologie: Zeitschrift für Ethnologie, 138.2013

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Titel:: Zeitschrift für Ethnologie, 138.2013

Erscheinungsjahr:: 2013

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Titel:: Bd. 138, 2013, Heft 2 Special Issue: Mobility and Identity in Central Asia

Sonstige Person:: Finke, Peter; Sanders, Rita; Zanca, Russel

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

Mobility and Identity in Central Asia: An Introduction Peter Finke Ethnologisches Seminar, Universität Zürich, Andreasstrasse 15, UtF{-8050 Zürich Rita Sanders Emser Str. 19, D-12051 Berlin Russell Zanca Department of Anthropology, Northeastern Illinois University, 5500 N. St. Louis Avenue, Chicago, USA-IL 60646 Since social and cultural change long has been construed axiomatically in anthropol- ogy, this became a concern a fortiori in socialism’s wake with the overwhelming tech- nological and political incursions as well as economic investments of the west, usually subsumed under the term globalization. As social scientists we are so well attuned to the discourse around this term that we often find ourselves invoking it in ways already banal. Nevertheless, globalizing processes obviously have a major impact on the lives of people among whom we conduct fieldwork. This is particularly true for those societies labelled as socialist until about twenty years ago, and one might well say that their switch to a market economy or capitalist system may serve as a more than paradig- matic case for what we call globalization. Few topics seem to embody globalization in Central Asia and elsewhere quite so significantly as mobility does. And while change is not always connected to the movement of people, goods and ideas, we think that in Central Asia — and many other parts of the former socialist world — a variety of types of migration and mobi- lity that, both physical and psychological, link change, movement and identity strongly. With this concept in mind, we convened a workshop on this topic at the Völkerkundemuseum in Zurich during May of 2012. We deliberately decided to keep the concept of mobility broad to include such diverse phenomena as labour migration, the repatriation of people to newly sovereign nation-states, the enduring (although possibly evanescent) place of European minorities in the region as well as the changing inter-ethnic relations among incoming settler migrants of the domi- nating culture, such as the Han Chinese in Xinjiang, or the ways in which western NGOs, perhaps inadvertently, attempt to change workplace organization and social structure. Zeitschrift für Ethnologie 138 (2013) 129-138 & 2014 Dietrich Reimer Verlag

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