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Pilgrim colonists
"settling of America"
Searching for political and religious freedom |
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Why do people migrate?
"Freedom and opportunity to all" |
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to escape from:
hunger
prejudice/discrimination
political/religious persecution
bad economic conditions |
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We are a nation of immigrants
All have separate histories:
Slaves
Native Americans-indigenous
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| "any alien, being a free white person may be admitted to become a citizen of the U.S." |
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Not a US citizen at birth
Immigrants
Legal nonimmigrants (temp migrants)
humanitarian migrants
people legally present
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-aliens admitted into the US
-for lawful or permanent residence
-outlined in Immigration & Nationality Acts |
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cross national borders
to gain opportunity
equal access to: wealth, power, prestige
a global issue |
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| Refugees: Humanitarian Migrants |
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cross national borders
to escape persecution
political, economic, religious, ethnic
over 16 million in the world today
refugee camps
a global issue |
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IDP's
Internally Displaced Persons |
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Don't cross national borders
extreme internal conflict
over 26 million in the world today
in 52 countries (not including the US)
Global issue
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1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights;
What does a human have a right to?
(US Principles Ideals)
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freedom/democracy
equal opportunity
to gain access to wealth/power/prestige
no racism |
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| What are the worlds problems? |
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non-renewable resources (water)
land and water rights
immigration/refugee's/IDP's
food shortages/famine
war
cultural/language rights
ethnocide-loss of culture
genocide-loss of life |
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| Worlds problems are related to? |
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inability to live peacefully with "them" or those who aren't like "us"
Lack of understanding, ignorance and for about human diversity |
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education
solve problems where they are
understand desire for basic human rights |
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| Why anthropologists care? |
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work with local populations
ethnic views
ethical responsibility |
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advocacy
-those who aren't equal
-those who don't have a voice
Self determination
-design change |
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| What do we know about war? |
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more participatory forms of government
go to war rarely with each other
BUT do go to war with others |
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| What system reduces possibility of war? |
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Democratic systems:
reduce mistrust or fear of "others" |
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Discontent over access to wealth/power/prestige
absence of unifying ties across ethnic lines
absence of ways to resolve conflict
failure to pay attention to internal conflict
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| Why do state level societies collapse? |
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environmental degradation
disease
overextenstion
internal conflict |
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problem solving
knowledge put to use
in all 4 subfields |
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| Steps of applied anthropology |
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1. knowledge: identify need with local input
2. Action: "culturally appropriate" plan
3. Learn: evaluate results/improve plan |
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| 3 Ethical Responsibilities |
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1. Those we work with- to protect
-identity
-dignity
-from harm
2. To report research to public
3. To teach what we learn |
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Insiders point of view
grassroots level
"the ground up" |
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Emic perspective is not always so easy.
Why? |
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barriers (local or stakeholders)
local politics
collaboration |
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