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| politics of every day life |
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| the ways power relations are experienced in routine social life |
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culture prevents chaos or anarchy and supports established practices and
institutions |
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| no one is above or outside the law |
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| the same laws apply universally to every citizen |
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| guiding principles, values, and beliefs |
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perspectives of the powerful permeate society appearing commonsensical or
normal |
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a system characterized by frequent monitoring, measuring, and
evaluating using quantitative measures |
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the increasing investment of resources into war and defense-related
activities along with the subordination of civilian perspectives and needs to those of the military |
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a process in which authorities develop policies and practices
of surveillance and policing that increasingly permeate daily life which are justified as advance measures against possible threats |
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| the process of turning something into an object of market exchange |
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the process of opening up to private ownership resources or services that
had been managed by government or communally shared by the public |
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| postindustrial capitalism |
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| capitalism based on a service-economy |
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profiting through transnational divisions of labor and capital
mobility |
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| buying as a way of life and an expression of identity |
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spatial/regional inequalities in economic conditions resulting from
different policies and patterns of investment |
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economic activity is geared for producers’ own use or
consumption rather than for the market or for profit |
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unpaid work performed to maintain the well-being of the individual,
family, or community rather than for pay or for profit |
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the organization of a manufacturing process so that various parts
of the product are produced in different countries |
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| international division of labor |
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different populations and regions perform different roles
in the global economy |
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| the idea that unregulated markets offer the optimal economic outcomes |
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cultural knowledge associated with wealth and privilege that can be
translated into economic gains |
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personal relationships and social connections that can be used for
economic advantage |
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| cultural rules, values, and norms that govern economic behavior |
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the idea that human behavior can be explained by rational
calculations of maximizing benefits to oneself |
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