Global Mountain Regions (eBook)
416 Seiten
Indiana University Press (Verlag)
978-0-253-03688-9 (ISBN)
1. There is a growing understanding among scholars that certain regions of the world experience similar social and economic challenges even with cultural and political differences between those regions are vast. This book takes that understanding as its starting point for approaching the challenges faced by people living in mountain regions the world over. Just within the US alone, the presence of the Appalachian Center at the University of Kentucky, the Mountains and Sacred Landscapes conference held in 2017 at the New School in New York City, and Appalachian Studies Association conferences planned for 2018 and 2019 point to a sustained and growing interest in this topic.
2. Editor Ann Kingsolver is a very well-known and highly-respected name in the field of Appalachian Studies. She is the director of the Appalachian Center and the Appalachian Studies Program at the University of Kentucky. This is her fourth book
3. Because the scope of this work takes a global perspective, the collection will also find a broader scholarly audience among global studies scholars, poverty studies scholars and others focused on economic policy.
The editors and authors offer a cross-cultural exploration of the many strategies that mountain communities are employing to face the concerns of the future.No matter where they are located in the world, communities living in mountain regions have shared experiences defined in large part by contradictions. These communities often face social and economic marginalization despite providing the lumber, coal, minerals, tea, and tobacco that have fueled the growth of nations for centuries. They are perceived as remote and socially inferior backwaters on one hand while simultaneously seen as culturally rich and spiritually sacred spaces on the other. These contradictions become even more fraught as environmental changes and political strains place added pressure on these mountain communities. Shifting national borders and changes to watersheds, forests, and natural resources play an increasingly important role as nations respond to the needs of a global economy. The works in this volume consider multiple nations, languages, generations, and religions in their exploration of upland communities' responses to the unique challenges and opportunities they share. From paintings to digital mapping, environmental studies to poetry, land reclamation efforts to song lyrics, the collection provides a truly interdisciplinary and global study. The editors and authors offer a cross-cultural exploration of the many strategies that mountain communities are employing to face the concerns of the future.
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Ann Kingsolver is Professor of Anthropology and past director of the Appalachian Center and Appalachian Studies Program at the University of Kentucky. Her research in the United States, Mexico, and Sri Lanka has focused on how people make sense of all that gets called "globalization" and act on those understandings. Her books include NAFTA Stories: Fears and Hopes in Mexico and the United States, Tobacco Town Futures: Global Encounters in Rural Kentucky, and several edited volumes.
Sasikumar Balasundaram is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. His research interests include refugees, humanitarian aid, global health, engaged anthropology with children and youth, and contemporary issues of the Up-country Tamils of Sri Lanka.
Contents
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Hard Times"
1: Introduction: Listening to Voices across Global Mountain Regions
Ann Kingsolver and Sasikumar Balasundaram
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Mother Jones' Farewell (I Was There)"
2: After Coal, through Film
Tom Hansell and Patricia Beaver
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Wigan Pier"
3: Mountains, Coal, and Life in British Columbia and West Virginia
Paul S. Ciccantell
4: Black Diamonds
Crystal Good
5: Historicizing Poverty and Marginalization in the Southern Mountain Regions of Malawi
Tony Milanzi
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Momma Was a Union Woman"
6: Voices for Community Rights in Amazonia
Monica Chují
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Blue Ridge Mountain Refugee"
7: Indigenous Social Movements in Mountain RegCarmen Martinez Novo, Shannon Elizabeth Bell, Subhadra Mitra Channa, Annapurna Devi Pandey, and Luis Alberto Tuaza Castro
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "People Like You"
8: Rebuilding Mountain Communities after Natural and Human-Made Disasters
Jude L. Fernando, Lina Maria Calandra, Stephanie McSpirit, Pam Oldfield Meade, Jeremy Paden and Shaunna L. Scott
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "The Border Line"
9: Moving Heaven and Earth behind Mountains
Daniel Joseph
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Black Gold"
10: Environment, Health, and Justice
Mary K. Anglin, Gregory V. Button, and Dolores Molina-Rosales
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "When the Morning Breaks"
11: Circulating News in Rural China and Appalachia
Al Cross and You You
12: Thinking About the Future
Jane Jensen, Marco Pitzalis, Mir Afzal Tajik, and Alan J. DeYoung
13: Jirga: Everyday Peace-Building in Rural Mountain Communities of Pakistan
Sajjad Ahmad Jan
14: Mapping and Measuring Digital Divides in Mountain Regions
Stanley D. Brunn and Maria Paradiso
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "My Old Times"
15: Artifacts of Home
Saakshi Joshi
16: Resonating with the Trees
Jasper Waugh-Quasebarth
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Traveler"
17: Appalachian and Carpathian Exchanges
Jessica Murray and Iryna Galuschchak
18: Appalachian and Columbian Connections through Cerulean Warbler Migration
Regina Donour
19: Experience and Expertise
Lisa B. Markowitz
20: Sustainable Livelihoods in Extreme Lands
Dipak R. Pant
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Aragon Mill"
21: Comparing Rural Livelihood Transitions in the Catalan and Sardinian Regions of Europe and the Appalachian Region of the United States
Domenica Farinella, Ann Kingsolver, Ismael Vaccaro, and Oriol Beltran
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Wild Rose of the Mountain"
22: Honey Corridors in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve and Appalachian Coal Production Areas
Tammy Horn Potter and Kunal Sharma
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "The Gap ($8,825) an Hour"
23: Agricultural Sovereignty and Arabica Coffee Production in Ethiopia
Aklilu Reda
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "The Flume"
24: Creating Sustainable Post-extraction Livelihoods in the Central Appalachian Coalfields
Nathan Hall
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "Gone, Gonna Rise Again"
25: Reforestation Can Contribute to a Regenerative Economy in Global Mining Regions
Christopher D. Barton, Kenton Sena, and Patrick N. Angel
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "We're Still Here"
26: Palestinian Responsible Tourism for Cross-Cultural Understanding
Asma Jaber and Michel Awad
Song Lyrics by Si Kahn: "A Time for Us All"
27: Conclusion: Looking Toward the Future in Global Mountain Regions
Felix Bivens, Sasikumar Balasundaram, and Ann Kingsolver
Index
| Reihe/Serie | Framing the Global |
|---|---|
| Framing the Global | Framing the Global |
| Zusatzinfo | 13 b&w illus. |
| Verlagsort | Bloomington |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 150 x 150 mm |
| Themenwelt | Naturwissenschaften ► Geowissenschaften ► Geografie / Kartografie |
| Sozialwissenschaften ► Pädagogik | |
| Sozialwissenschaften ► Soziologie ► Makrosoziologie | |
| Schlagworte | Alan De Young • Al Cross • amazon • Amazonia • Andes • Annapurna Pandey • Ann Kingsolver • Appalachia • Appalachian • Appalachian Coal Production Areas • Black Diamonds • British Columbia • Carl Zipper • Carmen Martinez Novo • Carpathian • Carpathian Mountains • Catalan and Sardinian Regions of Europe • Catalonia • Cerulean Warbler Migration • Cerulean Warbler Migration, Regina Donovan, experience, expertise, climate change, confrontation, Andes, Lisa Markowitz, Honey Corridors, Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Appalachian Coal Production Areas • Cerulean Warbler Migration, Regina Donovan, experience, expertise, climate change, confrontation, Andes, Lisa Markowitz, Honey Corridors, Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Appalachian Coal Production Areas • China • Christopher Barton • Circulating News • climate change • coal • Columbia • Columbian Connections • Community rights • Confrontation • Dipak Pant • Dolores Molina Rosales • Domenica Farinella • Economic Development • Education • educational choices • Environment • Experience • Expertise • Future • Global • global and local • global, mountain communities, mountain regions, poverty, economic development, coal, black diamonds, mining communities, Appalachian, Appalachia, Wales, Welsh, Ann Kingsolver • Global mountain students • Gregory Button • Health • Home • Honey Corridors • human-made disasters • Indigenous Social Movements • Iryna Galuschchak • Iryna Galuschchak, land restoration, reforestation, regional, reclamation, land reclamation, Christopher Barton, Carl Zipper, Patrick Angel, James A. Burger, Jeffrey Skousen, Columbian Connections, Columbia • Ismael Vaccaro • James A. Burger • Jane Jensen • Jane Jensen, Marco Pitzalis, Alan De Young, Mir Afzal Tajik, Mapping and Measuring Digital Divides, Global and Local, Knowledge, Stan Brunn, Maria Paradiso, Carpathian, Carpathian Mountains, Jessica Murray • Jeffrey Skousen • Jeremy Paden • Jessica Murray • Jude Fernando • Justice • Knowledge • Kunal Sharma • Land reclamation • land restoration • Landscape • l Catalan and Sardinian Regions of Europe • Lina Calandra • Lisa Markowitz • Livelihood • livelihood, rural transportation, rural communication, Catalan and Sardinian Regions of Europe, Catalonia, Domenica Farinella, Ismael Vaccaro, students, future, education, educational choices, Global mountain students • Luis Alberto Tuaza Castro • Mapping and Measuring Digital Divides • Marco Pitzalis • Marginalized Regions • Maria Paradiso • Mary Anglin • mining communities • Mir Afzal Tajik • Monica Chují • Mountain Communities • mountain regions • Nathan Hall • natural disasters • Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve • Pam Oldfield Meade • Patricia Beaver • Patrick Angel • Paul Ciccantell • Poverty • Rebuilding • rebuilding, natural disasters, human-made disasters, Jude Fernando, Lina Calandra, Stephanie McSpirit, Pam Oldfield Meade, Jeremy Paden, Shaunna Scott, rural, Circulating News, China, Al Cross, Yu Yu, Rural Livelihood Transitions • Reclamation • Reforestation • Regina Donovan • regional • Rural • rural communication • Rural Livelihood Transitions • rural transportation • Saakshi Joshi • Sasikumar Balasundaram • Sasikumar Balasundaram, Patricia Beaver, Tom Hansell, Terry Thomas, British Columbia, West Virginia, Paul Ciccantell, Community Rights, Amazonia, Amazon, Monica Chují, Indigenous Social Movements, Carmen Martinez Novo • Shannon Bell • Shannon Bell, Subhadra Channa, Annapurna Pandey, Luis Alberto Tuaza Castro, home, landscape, Saakshi Joshi, Environment, Health, Justice, Mary Anglin, Gregory Button, Dolores Molina Rosales • Shaunna Scott • Stan Brunn • Stephanie McSpirit • students • Subhadra Channa • Sustainable livelihoods • Tammy Horn • Tammy Horn, Kunal Sharma, Sustainable Livelihoods, Marginalized Regions, Nathan Hall, Dipak Pant • Terry Thomas • Tom Hansell • Wales • Welsh • West Virginia • Yu Yu |
| ISBN-10 | 0-253-03688-7 / 0253036887 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-253-03688-9 / 9780253036889 |
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